The record-union., 1893-02-22


1850 OF the Civil Code.
Assembly Bill No. l5S, to amend IAN
Act authorizing the incurring Of indebt-
edness by cities, towns and municipal
| corporations incorporated under the laws
of this State, for the construction of
waterworks, sewers, and all necessary
public improvements, or for any purpose
whatever" and to repeal an Act To au-
thoriZe municipal corporations of the fifth
class, containing more than 1000 and less
than 10000 Inhabitants, to obtain water
| works; also to repeal an Act authorizing
the incurring of Indebtedness by cities,
towns and municipal corporations incor-
porated under the laws.
Assembly Bill No. 24l, to amend the
Political Code, relating to settlements
with the Controller and payments into
the State Treasury.
Assembly Bill No. 1S6, to amend the
Political Code, relating to the report of
County Auditors.
Assembly Bill No. 270, to establish a
naval battalion, to be attached to the Ma
tional Guard of California.
Assembly Bill No. III, to provide for
the organization, incorporation and gov
ernment of towns.
Assembly Bill No. 81, to amend the
Penal Code, making it misdemeanor to
advertise to obtain or procure Il divorce
or nullity of marriage.
Assembly Bill No. 195, to abolish the
State Drainage construction fund.
Assembly Bill No. 1876, making an ap-
preparation to pay the deficiency III the
appropriation for the transportation of
insane.
Assembly Bill No. AZ, making an ap-
preparation to pay the deficiency in the
appropriation for the transportation of
prisoners.
Assembly Bill No. 81, to amend the
Penal Code relating to penalty for selling
to halN 4 H.
and Indians.
Assembly Concurrent Resolution No.
II, relative to petitioning and requesting
the Supreme Court of the United States
to hear and determine the action now be-
fore said court, in which the State of Cal
iiOrnia is plaintiff in error and the San
Pablo and Tulare Railroad Company is
defendant in error.
Assembly Bill No. 81, to authorize the
husband or wife or next of kin of a de-
ceased person to collect and receive of
any bank any deposit in such bank when
the same does not exceed the sum Of
$500.
Assembly Bill No. 8, to amend the Code
of Civil Procedure relative to the serving
ofsummons and complaint.
Assembly Bill No. II, to amend the
Code of Civil Procedure relating to judg
ment upon failure to answer.
Assembly Bill No. II, to amend an Act
to insure the better education of practi-
| TONERS of dental surgery and to regulate
the practice of dentistry in the State of
California.
Assembly Bill No. 227, amending the
Code Of Civil Procedure relating to
mortgages and leases in certain cases.
Assembly Bill No. ll3, requiring the
recording of maps Of cities, towns, addi-
tions to cities or towns, for the purpose
Of sale, and providing a penalty for the
selling or offering for sale any lots or
tracts before such maps are filed and re-
corded.
Assembly Bill No. 90, to amend the
Code of Civil Procedure relating to pro-
ceedings for the distribution of the estates
OF deceased persons.
| Assembly Bill No. ll2, to amend tho
Civil Code relating to conveyances OF real
property by married women and limit
ing the time in which TO commence
actions for recovery Of community prop
erty by husbands.
Assembly Bill No. 2l2, to amend the
Code of Civil Procedure, relating to GER
tain liens for salaries and wages and to
| persons preferred on assignments for
beneht OF creditors.
Assembly Bill No. 2l3, to amend the
Code of Civil Procedure, relating to Ger
tain liens for salaries and wages, and to
persons preferred in estates of deceased
| persons.
Assembly Bill No. 2I4, to amend the
Code of Civil Procedure, relating to GER
tain liens for salaries and wages, and to
persons preferred in cases of executions
and attachments.
Assembly Bill No. l3S, to amend an Act
to provide for the organization and gov
ernment of irrigation districts, by amend
ing Section II thereof.
Assembly Bill No. 245, to pay the claim
of Sands w. Forman.
Senator Mc(IOWan oflerad a raSolutio,,
that the constitutional provision prohfb-
iting the further Introduction of bills be
suspended, so as to permit few more
new bills to be placed on the file. The
resolution was adopted, and the follow
ing bills were introduced:
BY Carpenter-An Act to provide for
the redemption of lands sold for any
State, county, municipal, irrigation dis
trict or other district tax or assessment:
also, an Act to amend Section 1863 Of the
Political Code, relating to the publication
of lists of delinquent State and county
taxes.
BY Voorhies-An Act to provide for the
erection and construction in the general
ferry and passenger depot now under
course of construction at or near the foot
of Market street, in the city and county
of San Francisco, for tha accommodation
of certain persons, and making an appro-
prationto carry out the provisions OF the
Act.
BY Maher-An Act to enable the State
of California to purchase the right to
make and use and vend patented i'm
provement in composition for protecting
piles.
By Williams-An Act to enable persons
who have expended money for the trans
portation OF convicts or insane persons to
recover the same.
BY McGowan-An Act to repeal an Act
entitled, "-An Act to declare Lake Earl in
Del Norte County navigable"
BY Carpenter-Au Act to amend Sec
tions 400 and 40 OF the Political Code.
BY Carpenter-An Act to amend Subdi-
vision II of Section p of an Act to amend
Sections IL, l6, %, 81, II and I47, relating
to.goyernment of counties.
by Ostrom-An Act relating to survey
of cities. towns, villages and additions
thereto.
BY Langford-An Act providing for the
removal of human remains from ceme-
teries in cities OF more than 5000 inhab-
itants.
BY Voorhies-An Act 10 amend Section
37l3 of the Political Code, relating to the
levy of taxes.
By Hart-An Act to submit TO the peo-
pie of the State an amendment TO Section
% of Article ". Of the Constitution OF
the State.
BY Hart-An Act to submit to the
people an amendment to Section 2 OF
Article ". of the Constitution of the
State.
BY Hoyt-An Act to amend Section
: 4l04 of the Political Code, relating to
officers of townships.
By Wiliiams-An Act to provide for
the appointment of three additional
deputies by County Recorders of cities
and counties Of more than 100 900 popula-
ton.
By McAIlister-An Act to add new
section to Chapter II of Title IL of the
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