Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-28
HOGS RUNNING AT LARGE.


for the expenses of the Mining Bureau The words
in brackets indicate the amendment
HOGS RUNNING AT LARGE.
a. p. 100 (bY Mr.. Reddick} TO prevent hogs from
running at large within town-sites received by pat
ent from the United States for unincorp5rated
towns. Constab!ss must and residents may take
up estray hogs. Constable TO sell same after no.
tce, and CoGstables neglecting To enf rce ID Act
TO be punished BY fine, etc.
RELIEF OF LAND PURCHASERS.
A. B. I03 (by Mr. Rost)- where the title Of pur-
chasars Of lard from the State has been forecosed
or attempted TO be foreelosed or that may hereafter
be iorec sed Tor nonpayment of interest. they shall
nave SIX months to redeem such land by paying -
the County Treasurer for the benefit Of. the school
fund.- all delinquent interest and interest that would
have accrued in there had been no foreclosure
aso, all costs Of foreclosure to be paid into the
school fund.- in case said costs have been paid out OF
the school fund.- but if not paid then to be paid
10 the parties who paid said costs in the suit for
foreclosure. When said payments are made, and
indorsed on the certificate OF purchase specifying
ne amount paid as interes and for costs, and duly
reported to the Register. the annulments shall Be
stored.
CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.
S. B. 100 (by Mr.. HttelD Amends Section Of
Act OF 1878 so that any person having the care or Gus
tody OF any child under sixteen, who shall exhibit
use, or employ, under any pretense sell. appren
tce, give away, let out, or dispose of such child to
any person for the purpose of rope or 1re.yalkinp
dancing, begging or peddling, a gymnast aero
bat, contortionst rider, in any obscene indie
cent, or immoral purpose, exhibition, or practice
or for any mendicant or wandering business whatso-
ever, or for or in business, exhibition or voca-
ton injurious health or dangerous to the life or
limb OF the child or who shall cause. procure or
encourage any such child to engage therein, shall
be guilty of misdemeansr, etc.
SENATORIAL AND ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS
S. B. 1l9 Coy Mr.. WENDELL Declaring Senatorial
and Assembly Districts. Senatorial, Del Norte,
Siskiyou, Shasta; 2, Modoc, Lasssn, Pluuas,
Sierra g. Humboldt, Trinity; 4. Tehana, Colusa 5,
Mendocino, Lake: 6, Butte; T. Yuba, Sutter 8,
Nevada; Q, Placer, FL Dorado, Alpine 10. part of
Sacramento county and city; IL, part of
Sacramento county; y, Yo!o, Napa Il, So
16, H. Is, 10, 30, 81, %, 23 "a, Is. parts OF san
&c, Alameda in part 27 Alameda II
part and Oakland in part IS, Alameda in part 90,
San joaquin; go Amador, Calaveras Tuolumne
80, S3, parts OF Santa Clara 81, san Na,en and
Santa Cruz; S5, Fresno ana Tulare; SG, Monterey
and San Luis obispo 81, santa Barbara, Ventura
and Kern 3S 80, parts of Los Angeles 10, Mono
Inyo, San Bernardino ard San Diego.
Assembly Districts, Del Norte, sisIdyou
., Modoc Shasta; 3, 4, part of Humboldt;
5, Trinity, Tehama; 8, Lassen, Plumas; :, s,
parts Of Butte g. Sierra TO- Yuha Sutter IL
Colusa u, Mendocino II. Lake Il and 10, parts
of Nevada 10, Placer II, III Dorado, Alpine Is,
10, 20, parts of Sacramento; 81, YOlo %, Napa
%, "a, parts of Solano %, 20, 81 parts of So
noma IS, Marin %, Contra Costa 80, 81, parts of
: an joaquin %. Amador; 80, Calaveras "a,
Tuolumne IS, stanislaus 96, 81, 50, 80, 40. Il,
Alameda 40, 49, H. As, 49, II, 4s, 40 60 5i 81 50,
81, 55, So 81 So, so, 80, 81 e, San Francisco 63,
San Mateo ; 81 Santa Cruz 65 GO, 81, Sauta Clara
68, Monterey 60, San Benito, Mereed 70, Fresno.
Mariposa II, Tulare p, Mono, Inyo; -, San
Luis Obispo ; "a, Santa Barbara IS. Ventura,
Kern &C. II, rs, Los Ang les 10, San Bernardino
so, San Diego.
FIRE DFPART3IRETs
A. B. 67 (by Mr.. Freer)-ProYides a system by
which incorporated towns and villages may maintain
and equip fire department, make fire ordinances,
etc.
STATE LIBRARY.
A. z. 50 tby Mr.. Van Fleet)-Amends Section 29s2
of the Political Code, by providing five Trustees Ior
the control of the State library, to be appointed by
the Governor. OF the first Board, two serve four
years, one three years, one two years. and one for
one year Thereafter each one appointed holds for
four years
SEIZURE UNDER EXECUTION.
S. B. II (by Mr.. West)-Amends Section 6SS Of the
Code OF Civil Proc dure, SO that in addition to what
the law now says may be seized under execution,
there may be taken franchises, whether owned or
held by corporations or by natural persons
PROPERTY THAT MAY BE TRANSFERRED AND
MoRTGAGED.
S. B. rs (by Mr.. West)-Amends Sections 1914 and
2947 of the Civil Code (amendments appear within
lUi4 IIuptTtN u any hlilu ll1Cluullg
franchises owned or held by natural personsl may
be transferred except otherwise provided by this
article. 29i7. ANY interest in real property which
IS capable OF being transferred may be mortgaged.
Franchises owned or held by natural persons NAV
De mortgaged in the same manner and with ike eff
ect as real property.
APPEALS.
S. b 10 (by Mr. Glascock) Amends Section 1919
If the Penal Code so that the Court may dismiss
IN appeal, etc, unless d" The Superior CouIt Of the
county from which the appeal taken enlarge
he time etc. The words in quotations indicate the
amendment.
SUPERIOR JUDGES SALARY.
A.B. so (by Griffith Provides for the paw
nent of Su, Judges silary BY the County
set 10 be made subsequently with
he State Several .Ils Of a similar character have
lready been noticed.
COUNTY GOVERNMENT
S. B. 10 QJy Mr. WENDELL TO provide uniform
ystem of county governments This bill is ON 81
lose large pages and would make about seven
columns in the RECORD UNION if given il full.
ynOpsis OF it would be very extended, and the diff
ulty would be great in conveying any adequate
dea Of it. 1t repeals Title II. Of Part OF the Polit
al Code. and enacts a new title aud part, unlike
ONE other of the Bills OH this subject which only
inend the County Government bill of 1880. Its
eading features that il classifies the counties
nto three kinds by population $4,000 and over,
rst TO- 600 and over, secOad less than 10000,
ver third with seven, five and three Supervisors.
lives power TO fund floating Indebtedness and rc-
und the funded Indebtedness, but incur no indebi-
dness in excess of income provided, except after
ubmssion TO vote OF the people. For purposes Of
axation and salaries and fees the counties
yided into II classes, 50,0O0 and over being the
rst and under 1000 the twelfth All the lines for
;lares in each class left blank but the fee bill
; filed out.
MINING LAWS.
s. B. 81 (by Mr.. Brown)-ReIatiye TO laws of
mining districts aud organization Of districts. The
ill provides for new title to Part II. of the Civil
ode, with sections numbering from S7S TO sos in
lusve 1t also provides that the Supervisors di
ide the county into mining districts, and II meet
ngs in the districts t. enact mining laws. All cit
zens who have been thirty days resident in a dis
rict prior TO meeting ard who own or work
lain in the district, may vote and take part at the
Meeting One of the Supervisors must preside, and
With two VIce-PTesidents pass upon the quafca-
ions sf any person to vote The meeting may make
code OF laws, but the code for quartz mining must
e separate from that for placer mining. Meetings
nay be called at any time b. the Board Of super
isors to amend the laws.
MONEY To CONVENT SCHOOL.
A. B. 236 Cby Mr. o'Connorl rl-Amends Act 1870.
ection l. So as to read that there is appropriated
IS 600 for benefit OF the San Francisco free schools
i the Presentation Convent Gee statutes I850-70,
'age $500.
SCHOOL MATTERS.
A. B. 247 (by Mr. Hoittl- Baneroft's chart Of geo
Taphcal definitions to be, at 81 50 each the
furnished to the clerk or secretary Of
ach Board of District Trustees, and City or Town
Board of Education for use in public schools as
olows: One copy for each school in every district,
ity or town containing children OF primary grade,
md in schools where there are more than two
primary classes, one additional copy for every two
uch classes
SCHOOL LAND WARRANTS.
A. B. 252, Coy Mr.. Hartson) )-Holders OF INDICATED
ehool land warrants of the State Of California
nay surrender same to the Register and receive
herefor certificate that the warrant has been sur
endered and that two dollars per acre has been
aid said certificate to be receivable from the
,arty to whom issued his assigns, by any County
treasurer the same cash, for its face value, in
,ayment for any State school lands but If the pay
mt for which the certificate is surrendered is less
han the face value of the certificate the Treasurer
hall give the party receipt for the certificate,
which shall specify the amount for which it has
,een accepted ami the balance that is due thereon,
md upon surrender Of this receipt 20 the Register
le shall issue another for the amount OF the bal
Ince which shall be receivable the IS the
original When any school land warrant IS sur
endered to the Regs ster he shall cancel the same.
CAPITAL STOCK.
A. B. 23S Thy Mr. Pinder)-All contracts for the
ale of shares of the capital stock OF any corpora
ion or association margin, or to be delivered at
future day, shall be void and any money paid on
pg it, by suit, in any Court Of competent iurisdic
ion.
MARGINS.
S. B. 93 (by Mr.. Nelson) AS amended in the SEN
tie January 9th Any person who purchases or sells
my of the capital stock of any corporation or asso
,iation on margin, TO be delivered at future day,
guilty OF q misdemeanor, and, on conviction shall
be punishable by imprisonment not exceeding six
months or by fine not exceeding $1,000, or by both