The record-union., 1893-03-04
from February 9th. Approved Febru-

from February 9th. Approved Febru-
airy 9th.
42. Fixing price at which jute goods shall
be sold by State. The Prison Directors
are to fix price, but not in excess OF one
cent bag over net cost of production.
exclusive of prison labor. To be sold
only to consumers direct. No one order
to exceed in one year 5000 bags, except
by request of Warden and unanimous
approval OF directors. Orders to be
filled in order of receipt. But after
June 18th OF each year orders may be
filed for larger quantities to actual
consumers. Orders of farmers to have
precedence. Ten per cent. of purchase
price to accompany order; balance on
delivery. Orders to be accompanied by
af1ldaYits setting out amount OF goods
wanted and that they are tor personal
use of applicant. February 9th.
Section 3S6S, Political Code, amended.
43County Auditor is each month, between
lst and 10th, to make duplicate verified
report to Controller of amount due the
State from each particular source of
revenue up to first Monday of month
in which settlement is made, except
principal and interest received on ac-
count Of State school lands, which are
to be reported up to end of previous
month. February 2Stb.
"A. Amends Section 1866, Political Code,
so as to save cost and trouble of trans
ferring funds back and forth between
County Tressurers and State Treasury,
substituting system of notifying the
County Treasurer of the amount of
school money due his county, so that
he may retain it from the sum he is to
pay to the State, etc. February 26th.
Providing that claims on contract or
45tor negligence against the State not al
lowed by the Board of Examiners may
be sued upon on filing bond to secure
costs. February 2Sth.
46. Two thousand four hundred and
ninety dollars and seventy-seven cents
deficiency, State Board of Forestry, for
thirty-eighth, torty-second and forty
third fiscal years. March lst.
AZ. Amends Act authorizing municipal
bodies and towns to refund indebted
ness, so as to conform to the constitu-
tiOnal amendment relative to torty-year
bonds instead of twenty. For cities of
first class. March 1st.
Is. Relates to certain municipal bonds,
their denomination, sale, application of
proceeds, etc, and payment in forty
years. March 1st.
49. Establishing a Naval Battalion and
attaching it to the National Guard of
California. March lst
so. Two hundred and fifty dollars for de-
hclency in postage and contingent fund =,
State Board OF Examiners, for forty
fourth year. March lst.
RESOLUTIONS.
Chapter.
l. Assembly, Joint No. 2, approving
the Can inetti bill.
2. Senate, Joint No. 3. urging the pas
sage by Congress of an Act defining OPP
tions, etc.
3. Senate, Joint, for Nos. and 2, favor
ing American ownership OF the Mica
ragua Canal.
6. Senate, Joint, No II, favoring bill to
equalize the pay of letter carriers.
8. Senate, Joint No. 10, favoring San
Pedro as deep water harbor.
9. Senate, Joint No. Is, urging the Secre-
tary OF War to act in preserving the
navigability of Feather River.
10. Senate. Joint No. 20, approving bill in
Congress to classify clerks in first and
second-class postoffices.
II. Senate, Joint No. 10, favoring Ha-
waiian annexation.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
Chapter.
4. Assembly Constitutional Amendment
No. 8, to amend Section l, Article II. of
the Constitution, establishing educa-
tional qualification for voters under 90
years of age.