Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-20
TIE WORK OF The LEGISLATURE,

40 and IS ere yet in the hands OF the printer.
Chapter 50 will be given with those when
received:
Chapter LVII.-Amending Political Code
as TO registration of yoters, that proof of loss
of certificate Of naturalization may be made.
| Approved March 18th.
| Chap. withdrawing for inspectors
! of apiaries in each county where bees are
kept They may destroy hives affected by
disease, etc. Approved March 18th.
Chap. L1X.-Act fixing the amounts and
for which the tax levy must be made. APP
proved March 18th.
Chap. LX.-For reconveyance TO the United
States of certain lands of the Agricultural
College grant. Approved March 18th.
Chap. L XI.-Amending Act defining du-
| ties and powers of Directors of the Insane
Asylum TO make bylaws for the asylum.
hold meetings. keep records. appoint Su-
| pefintendent and two assistant physicians
and treasurer; to provide apartments for
the Superintendent and family and the as.
sistants and their families, and to allow each
| $50 for subsistence; to report as to all de-
partments Of labor and expense in the asy
luu, and statement of receipts and ex-
penditures and other statistics. Approved
March 18Th
Chap. LXII-GiFing S163, 600 for q new
| building for the insane at Stockton. Az
proved March 18Th.
Chap. LXIII.-Creating State Board of
Horticulture 1.-THE Act has been given in full
in the RECORD UNION. Approved March
| 18th.
Chap. LXIV.-To pay the salary of the
reporter of the decisions of the Supreme
| Court. Approved March 18th.
Chap. LXV.-For relief of J. W. Metcalf
and George Mcclellan SAD for labor on the
new Normal School at San Jose. Approved
March 18th.
Chap. LXVI.-Appropriatin $500. de-
| fciency in reward fund Approved March
18th.
Chap. LXVII.-Appropriat 5000 as a
contingent fund for the Office of the Controll-
err. Approved March 18th.
Chap. LXVIII.-The interest on S25 900.
invested in State or county bonds, TO be paid
to Joseph Saultry during his life. Approved
March 18th.
Chap. Xxx --Appropriating Sl,750 for
| deficiency for services Of the stenographer Of
the State Board of Railroad Commissioners.
Approved March 18Th.
Chap. LXX,-Municipal corporations may
erect draworidges over streams within their
limits. Approved March 18Th.
Chap. LXXI -Appropriating 81 900 in aid
of the construction of wall at Folsom State
Prison. Approved March 18Th.
Chap. LXXII.-Dividing the State into
Congressional Districts. First-Del Norte,
Humboldt, Trinity. Siskiyou, Shasta, Modec,
Lassen, Piumas, Sierra, Tehams, Coluss,
Mendocino, Lske, S1noma, and Nspa
second-Buste, Suffer. Yubs, Nevada. Placer,
Ell Dorado, Amador, Calaveras San Joaquin,
Stanislaus, Mercsd, Tuolumne, and Mari.
poss third-Yolo, Sacramento. Solano, Con-
ira Costa, Marin. and Alameda fourth-Part
CT San Francisco; fifth-Part of San Fran.
= IL G.. n.
Santa Clara; sixth-San Benito, Monterey,
San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Ventura,
Kern, Los Angeles, San Diego, San Bernar
| dino, Alpine, Tulare, Fresno, Mono and In
20. Approved March 18Th.
Chap. LXXIII.-Giviug power to Boards
| of Supervisors to levy license taxes and nam.
ing the vacations that may be licensed. Ap-
proved March 18th.
Chap. LXXIV.-Money in school fund
raised by special tax for erection of buildings,
and which is in excess of the cost of such
buildings, is to be placed il the county school
fund of the district in which il was raised
Approved March 18Th.
Chap. LXXVI.-A proposed amendment
to the Constitution, authorizing the State
Board of Education to adopt uniform set of
text. books for use OF common schools through
out the State. Also giving said Board
power to have such textbooks printed by the
State Printer and sold at cost.
Chap. LXXVII.-Giving Boardsof Health
in cities and counties the power to regulate
plumbing and drainage of buildings. APP
proved March 10Th.
Chsp. IXXVIIT.-Authorizin the pur.
chase by the State, from Albert jerks, of per.
traits of Governor Stoneman ard ex-Gov-
ernors J. B. Weller, J. n. johnson, r.
Pacheco. w. Irwin and G. G. Perkins. APP.
proved March 10Th.
Chap, LXXIX.-Authorizipg Boards of
Supervisors of the several counties to fix
bounties upon coyote, wildcat, fox, lynx, bear
and lion. Approved March 18th.
Chap. LXXX.-Adds new section to the
Political Code, to be known as Section 1869,
relating to auditing accounts of Immigration
Commissioner, and to prevent frauds in same.
Approved March 18Th.
Chap LXXXI. = Establishing . State
Board of Silk Culture, composed of niae per-
sons, to tie appointed by the Governor, for
the promotion of sericulture in the State.
Approved March 18Th.
Chap. LXXXII. = Authorizes Common
Councils. Boards of Trustees, etc TO refund
indebtedness of municipalities. Approve
March 18th.
Chap. LXXXIII.-De6ciency appropria.
ton OF S15S 10 for effics of Superintendent of
Public instruction for thirty-third fiscal year.
Approved March 18th.
| Chap Observation-Disclosures of So 500
to pay rent Of the Hastings College Of Law,
at San Francisco. Approved March 10Th.
/ Chap LXXXV.-Defcieney appropris-
ton of SIP So for travelling expenses of Su-
perintendeEt of Public Instruction for thirty
third fiscal year. Approved March 18th.
| Chap. LXXXVI. = Amending Political
| Code SO as to fix salary of the Clerk of the
State Board Of Equalization at 81, 400 per an
| num. Approved March 10Th.
Chap. LXXXVIL-Dafcien appropria-
ton OF 1916 50 for support of State Prison at
San Quentin for thirty. third fiscal year. Ap.
proved March 18th.
Chap. MISUNDERSTANDING appro-
priation of 81. 600 for repairs to State Cap
carpets, for thirty-fourth fiscal year. APP
proved March 10Th.
Chap. Notwithstanding for sub
hitting to vote of the qualified electors of a
county or city proposal to issue bonds.
Approved March 18th.
Chap. XC-To prevent the introduction
of contagious or infectious diseases into the
State, by giving to the State Beardof Health
power to quarantine trains. vessels, etc,
whenever, ia the mind of said Board. there
is imminent danger; $500 ia appropriated to
carry the Act into effect. Approved March
18th.
Chap. XCI-To provide for probationary
treatment of juvenile delinquents, when in
the opinion OF the Court when cases are
pending for misdemeanor or felony there is
reason to believe that such minor may be
reformed. Final judgment may be SUE
pended in ouch cases, and the offenders
placed in charge of non-sectarisn charitable
Institutions conducted for retaining minors,
etc.
Chap. XCII.-To pay $40 to Hiram
Clock. Approved March 18Th.
Chap. XCIII. -AppropIistipg Ss9. S22 for
deficiency for support of the prison at San
! Quentin. Approved March 18th.
Chap. XCIV.-Appropriating SIS 05 de-
fciency for Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
tions travelling expenses. Approved March
18th.
Chap. XGVI.-Appropriating per capita
| 500 per year for support of aged INDECENT
persons in institutions conducted for their
support. Approved March 18Th.
THE FOLSOM PRIsoN.-The Folsom Tele.
graph says: The prison farm has been put in
cultivation to larger extent than last sea-
sou, while the vegetable garden is looking
finely. Much pains were taken last year tC
obtain large variety of Towering plants &c
beautify the immediate surroundings OF the
prison building. These were cultivated with
much care, and this season much work Is being
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