The record-union., 1893-03-27
ASSEMBLY BILLS.

ASSEMBLY BILLS.
Assembly Rill No. 244 to provide for
| the COMPENSATION of the Chief and Captain
of Police ami police officers, IN cities in
the State of California containing not less
than 10000 and not exceeding 30,0O0 in
habitanlS.
! Assembly Bill No. 403 to amend the
! Penal Code, relating to the preservation
of game birds and animals. and provid-
! ing punishment for the unlawful taking,
killing and transportation thereof.
| Assembly Bill No 365, to provide for
/ the transfer OF certain moneys from one
county to another when ii new county
has been formed and organized.
! Assembly Bill No. IA, to enable school
districts in or including Giles OF the fifth
| class to issue bonds for the purpose OF
raising money for certain purposes.
! Assembly Bill No. s54, making an APP
/ preparation to pay the Ceaciency i'll the
| appropriation for the pay OF officers and
clerks of the Assembly.
! Assembly Bill No. ~, in relation to re-
! assessment OF property, and the equaiza-
/ ton OF the same, in c;tSeS where Il former
/ assessment is invalid or void, and in rela-
/ ton to the collection of taxes on said re-
! assessment.
| Assembly Bill No. $50, to provide for
the payment of advertising the funded
debt, and making an appropriation there
! for.
Assembly Bill No. l9l. relating tc
the appointment and number OF Notaries
! Public in the several counties of this
State.
Assembly Bill No. 2G4, providing for
the sale of railroad and other franchises
i'll municipalities. and liking the time
when certain Acts of the governing bod
| les thereof, relative to franchises, shall
take effect.
Assembly Bill No. G63, to regulate the
practice of medicine and surgery in the
State of California.
Assembly Bill No. 757, 10 amend Code
Of Civil Procedure, relating to service o
summons on persons residing out of the
State, and in other cases.
Assembly Bill No. $50, To prohibit the
creation OF debts against the Stale in ex-
cess Of appropriations made by law, ex-
! cept i'll cases OF actual necessity, and OF
consent OF the Board of Examiners.
Assembly Bill No. lsS, to amend an Act
to form agricultural districts, to provide
for the formation of agricultural associa-
tions therein, and for the management
and control of the same by the State.
Assembly Bill No. G9l, relating tc
Treasurers, their deputies and clerks, in
/ counties, and cities and counties, having
a population of 100000 inhabitants OIL
| over.
Assembly Bill No. 3O5, to amend the
Code of Civil Procedure, relating to re-
entry upon real properly.
Assembly Bill No. 36s, granting to the
Board of Supervisors Of Sonoma County
right of way through the lands of the
! California Home for the Care and Train
ing OF Feeble-Minded Children.
Assembly Bill No. 23j, supplemental tc
an Act for the organization and govern.
ment of irrigation districts. providing
for reducing the bonded Indebtedness
thereof.
Assembly Bill No. Is, to amend the Po-
litical Code, relating TO school districts
Assembly Bill No. So, to amend an Act
to establish a State School of Juvenile
| Offenders at Whittier, relating to a change
in the name of the institution, and the
powers and duties of the public officers
thereof at Whittier.
Assembly Bill No. IA, to amend an Ac
to establish uniform system of county
and township government.
| Assembly Bill No. 349, to amend Polit.
ical Code, in relation to elections within
the State.
Assembly Bill No. 5l3. to prevent the
spread OF contagious or infectious diseases
among domestic animals.
Assembly Bill No. $50, to amend Po
litical Code, respecting Normal Schools
Assembly Bill No. 272, TO amend Code
of Civil Procedure, relating to witnesses
Assembly Bill No. SO5, to amend Po-
litical Code, relating to the levy OF taxes
Assembly Bill No. 393, to amend an Act
to provide for the organization, incor.
| poration and government of municipal
corporations.
Assembly Bill No. $780, to amend Pena
| Code, i'll relation to government of pris
oners sentenced to terms Of imprisou.
ment in county jails.
Assembly Bill No. l0S, to amend Sec.
tions 204, 205, 206 and 20S of the Code O
Civil Procedure.
rAssembly Bill No. 5O6, to provide fol-
School for Juvenile Offenders, located a.
Whittier.
Assembly Bill No. l39, to provide fol
the leasing and disposition OF water tol
mechanical and other purposes, by irri-
CATION districts organized, or to be or
ganiZed.
Assembly Bill No. 596, creating State
Board of Public Works, defining theil
duties and powers, prescribing their com.
pensation, and making an appropriation.
Assembly Bill No. 1876, making ap.
preparations for the support of the gov.
ernment of the State of California for the
forty-tith and fortysiXth fiscal years.
Assembly Bill No. 666, supplemental tc
an Act for the organization and govern
meut OF irrigation districts, providing fol
| the abandonment of operations by irriga-
ton districts, and for their disorganiza.
ton upon the discharge of all outstanding
! obligations.
Assembly Bill No. 5l2, amendatory and
| supplemental to an Act for the OrganiZa.
ton and government of irrigation dis.
tricts, and to provide for the acquisition
of water and other property, and for the
| distribution of water thereby for irriga
ton purposes, providing for the exclu.
sion of certain lands within any such dis
trict.
Assembly Bill No. 7Ol, to amend al
| Act TO provide for the management of tho
Yosemite Valley and the Mariposa Big
Tree Grove, in relation TO the location o
the place OF business of said Commission
ers.
Assembly Bill No. COG. regulating the
location of manufactures for the manu-.
faclure of giant powder, gun powder
blasting powder, or any explosive sub.
stance, the storage OF explosives and pro
viding a penalty therefor.
Assembly Bill No. ~, making an ap
preparation for the relief OF y. South
mayd and others.
Assembly Bill No. 727, an Act to pro
vide for the maintenance and support o
the public parks heretofore created within
the various cities, and cities and cOuutie:
of the State.
Assembly Bill No. 543. regulating the
/ sales of lands uncovered by the recession
OF the waters of inland lakes. and unseg.
regated swamp and overhUwed lands.
! THOSE HE DID NOT APPROVE.
/ The Governors Reasons for Refusing
to sign Certain Bits.
/ Governor Mark khan refused to approve
of the following bills, and his reasons foi
refusal are given:
ASSEMBLY BILL 80. 762,
To provide for the adjustment, settle
ment and payment of any Indebtedness