The record-union., 1895-04-03
THE LAWS OF 1895.
Those Chaptered by the Secretary of
State to Date.

ana CONSTITUTIONS propositions are alSO
given.
Continued from RECoRD-UNIoN, April 1st. |
Chapter l39-A city under charter
| may, by ordinance, change the fiscal year
to begin at any other time than that hXed
by charter, and provide revenue to carry
on the business from the end OF the pre-
vious fiscal year to the commencement OF
the fiscal year thus fixed, by adding to
the first tax levy made Tor the new hscal
| year sufficient amount, Ill addition 10
| the limit in such charter provided, TO
raise enough money to pay claims con-
! tracted between the ending OF the preYl-
! Gus fiscal year and the commencement OF
! the new fiscal year. And may provide
| the time for making the annual tax levy,
and the time at which the lien thereof
shall attach, and change the time for
making the assessment, demand state
ments of property, preparing the assess
| ment roll, eQuallZing the assessment and
! all other matters relating TO the assess
! ment and collection of municipal taxes.
| Approved March 26th.
Chapter I40-Expenses funeral Secre-
! tary of State Waite allowed, 1896 50. APP
proved March 26th.
Chapter 14l-Appropriates 81, 545 def
cheney for State Forestry Stations. APP
| proved March 10Th.
Chapter l42-Appropriates 1900 for
deficiency for support of Folsom State
! Prison. Approved March Goth.
Chapter l43-
Chapter l44-Gives 81, 200 for salary of
| Debris Commissioner for remainder Of
! forty iXth fiscal year.
Chapter l40-Amends Section 3412,
Civil Code, to read in tulD: IN all cases
arising under section I2Z7, or under the
provisions of this title, except as other
! wise provided in Section 3440, the Ques-
| ton of fraudulent intent is one Of fact and
no of lQl raI,.
| bead judged fraudulent solely on the
! ground that it was not made Tor a valua-
| able consideration; provided, however,
that any transfer or incumbrauce OF prop
! erty made or given voluntarily, or with
out a valuable consideration, by party
while insolvent or i'll contemplation Of
/ insolvency, shall be fraudulent and void
as to existing creditors. Approved
| March Goth.
Chapter I46-Appropriates $500 for
/ claim {. y. Hiett for arrest of murderer
| Of Il. Root Approved March 10Th.
Chapter l47-Io pay r. }. Broughton
/ heirs SI2l % for conveyance of an insane
/ person TO Napa. Approved March 26th.
Chapter 4S-Reducing superior Judges
of Fresno from three 10 two. Approved
/ March 10Th.
Chapter l49-Amends Section 1876 of the
| Code OF Civil Procedure TO read (in full:
! he Public Administrator. or any person
who received letters OF administration
| while acting as Public Administrator,
must, once in every six months, make to
/ the superior Court, under oath, return
/ OF all the estates OF deCedemtS which have
come into his hands, the value OF each
I estate, the money which has come into
/ his hands from every such estate, aud
/ what he has done with it, and the amount
of his fees, and expenses incurred in each
estate, and the balance, if any, in each
suCn case remaining in his hands; pub
! lish the same six times in some news
paper published in the county, or if there
is none, then post the same, legibly writ
! ten or printed, in the office of the County
! Clerk Of the county. One copy OF the
return must be filed with papers in each
estate SO reported. Approved March 10Th
/ Chapter lJU-ln tull as follows: Sec
| ton l. The Act OF the Legislature enti-
tied An Act providing for the removal
OF human remains from cemeteries in
cities having population OF more than
! 5000 and not exceeding 100000" ap-
proved March %, 1893, is hereby amended
TO read as follows: l. The City Council
of any city in this State having popuia-
ton OF more than 800 aud not exceeding
100000, may, by ordinance duly passed,
and under such lawful rules and reguIa-
tOns which II may adopt, provide for the
eNhumlng, taking up ana removal from
cemeteries within the boundary
lines OF such city, or from cemeteries
owned and controlled by such city that
may have been located without its
( boundaries and in which such ceme-
teries no interments of human remains
! have been made for a period of not less
! than two years., of all human remains
! inferred in such cemeteries. Approved
! March 10Th.
Chapter I5I appropriates $3I5 OF for work
/ done by j. Nj. Card at Deaf, Dumb and
Blind Asylum. Approved March 10Th.
/ Chapter l52-In tull, as follows: Sec
ton l. Section 752 Of an Act entitled AN
Act TO provide for the organization, in
/ corporation and government of munich
( pal corporations" approved March Is,
1883, and amended March 70, 1889, is
/ hereby amended to read as follows: The
members of the Board of Trustees, and
OF the Board OF Education, and the CITY
. Clerk, City Attorney, Assessor, Marshal,
/ Treasurer aud Recorder shall be elected
by the qualified electors of said city, at
general municipal election TO be held
therein, on the second Monday IN April
/ III each odd-num Uered year. The City
/ Clerk, City Attorney, Assessor, Marshal,
/ Treasurer and Recorder shall hold office
/ for the period OF two years from and
after Monday next succeeding the day
. OF SuCh election, ana until their sue
/ cessOrs are elected aud qualified. Mem
Ders OF the Board OF Trustees and OF the
Board OF Education shall hold office for
the period OF four years from and after the
( Monday next succeeding the day OF such
election, and until their successors are
elected and qualified; provided that the
first Board OF Trustees and Board OF
Education elected under the provisions
OF TINS Act SHALL, at their first meeting
so classify themselves, by lot, as that
three Of their mem bers shall 20 out OF
Office at the expiration Of TWO years, and
two at the expiration OF four years. The
lfg.zp 'I'Tfag gFraeasr
ton, appoint a Poundmaster. also a Su-
perIntendeut OF Streets, AMI a City En-
glneer, al of whom shall hold office
during the pleasure of the board. Au-
proved March 2OLh.
Chapter I53-Gives 81 to pay }. A.
kearney's claim Tor transportation of a
prisoner. Approved March 10Th.
Chapter l54-Authouzing certain fur
nishings OF Stale Controllers office at
cost OF $500. Approved March 10Th
Chapter 100 - Fixing amount TO be
raised by taxation next two years. Ap-
proved March 10Th.
Chapter l5j In full, as follows: Every
person who sells or gives away any ale,
( beer, vine, cider or other intoxicating
liquors, within one and one-half miles
outside OF the boundary line OF the lands
occupied by any home, retreat, or asy-
Ium Tor disabled volunteer soldiers. or
soldiers and sailors, which has been or
may hereafter lie established by the Gov
ernment OF the United States. within the
State OF California, is guilty of a misde-
hleauoF, and upon conviction thereof
shau be nned not less than SO nor more
than SIuO, and in addition to such fine
sAaiI be imprisoned III the County Jail
lhirty days; and upon the conviction oI
the owner or keeper thereon the place
wherein such intoxicating liquors shall
nave peeh sold or given away shall be.
by order OF the court wherein sIIcF go
vlction Is made, within ten days Thare.
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