The record-union., 1895-03-13
THE LAWS OF 1895.
Those Approved by Governor Budd tc
Date.

Those Approved by Governor Budd to
Date.
THE description of the Acts are intended
only to indicate generally the character
and general purpose of the law. Resolu-
lions and constitutional propositions
also given.
To make our record Of new legislation
complete we return to the bills already
reported in this colmun as approved, and
give their chapter number, which was
not ascertained when we first opened this
department.:
Chapter 1.-The repeal of the Coyote
| Bounty Act. Approved January 24th.
| Chapter 2-County classification for fee
| purposes. Approved January 25th.
Chapter 3-Amending Section 1854 of
the Code of Civil Procedure. Approved
January 3lst.
Chapter appropriation to contingent
fund ofSenate. Approved February 7th.
Chapter 5-Same to Assembly. APP
| proved February Sth.
Chapter 6-Deficiency State Printing
| Office. Approved February 8th.
Chapter $50, 900 to Southern Califor-
mia Insane Asylum. Approved Febru-
airy 18th.
Chapter S--Relating to agricultural as
Chapter 9-Money to pay National
| Guard. Approved February 25th.
Chapter l0-As to time in which to
I commence to build railroads, Section 502
| of the Civil Code. Approved February
! 25th.
Chapter ll-,Revenue amendments rel
alive to purchases by the State at tax
sales. Approved February 25th.
Chapter l2-Repeal of Aged Indigents'
Aid Act Approved February 2Sth.
Chapter 13-Money 10 contingent fund,
! Assembly. Approved February 2Sth.
| Chapter l4-Reducing number Su-
perior Judges in San Diego. Approved
March 9th.
Chapter l5-Amends Section 752. Act of
1883. as to elections in municipal corpor-
! atIons. Approved March 5th.
Chapter l6-Money to contingent fund
OF Senate. Approved March 5th.
From this point we resume our brief
! synopsis Of bills approved by Governor
! Budd with date OF approval; also of reso-
| lutIons adopted by the Legislature:
Chapter l7-Transfer of certain moneys
and money vouchers to Veterans Home
administrators. Approved March 8th
Chapter lS-As TO redemption of
pledged property; the pledge holder may
buy 1t at the sale; amends Section 30lO Of
| Civil Code. Approved March Sth
Chapter 19-An additional Judge for
| Humboldt. Approved March Sth.
| Chapter 20-Amends Section 1872 Politi-
| cal Code, readiusting certain fees of the
| Clerk OF the Supreme Court. Approved
| March Sth.
Chapter 2l-New section to Civil Code
2959!. Relates to satisfaction of mortgages
! by foreign executors and administrators
! ana now they may make record of such
satisfaction. Approved March 8th.
| Chapter 2Z-Amends Section 1899, Code
| of Civil Procedure. Relates to entry of
| order dlscharging executors, administra-
tors and guardians. Approved March Sth.
Chapter 23-Sum of Sl5,0l3, to pay def
! clency for Stockton Insane Asylum, An
proved March Sth.
| Chapter 24-Amends Section 2g7, Civil
| Code. Makes certified copies of articles
OF incorporation receivable in court as
prlma facie evidence of facts therein re-
cited. Approved March Sth.
Chapter Z5-Amends Section 81. Penal
! Code Makes the judicial office forfeitable
II lncum bent accepts unlawful fee for do
ing an acti includes court reporters. APP
| proved March Sth.
Chapter 26-Amends Section 58I. Code
| OF Civil Procedure, as to how an action
| may be dismissed and by whom, An
proved March Sth.
Chapter 21-Amends Act of 1874 rela
tive to husband or wife, or next of kin
drawing money from bank belonging TO
decedent husband or wife, etc. Places
/ the limit that may be drawn without Iar-
ters OF administration at $500. Approved
| March Sth, without Governors SIGNATURE
| by constitutional Limitation,
| W g restate resolutions from the begin-
| ming that the chapter numb bers NAV be
! given as matter of convenience to onr
| readers:
Chapter l Is. j. r. Ito Congress, to
conserve forest preservation. Adopted
January 29th.
Chapter 2 Is. ]. r. 4)-To Congress. pro-
testing against change in boundary of
oSemite Park. Adopted January 3lst
I a
asking for contract system of improve-.
| ment Tor our navigable rivers. Adopted
! January 3lst.
Chapter 4 Is. C. r. A. APPROVING
amendments to charter of Oakland.
| Adopted January 3lst.
Chapter . -. Z. r. 6)-The charter of
Eureka. Approved by Legislature, Feb
ruary Sth.
Chapter, 6 a. c. A. 33)-Amends Section
l OF Article Kill, Constitution. and re-
peals Sections and >. Relates to property
taxable and what is exempt Exemp ts
mortgages. Adopted February 18th.
Chaptef "a. j. X. 13j-To Congress, for
| airy 18th.
Chapter 6 Is. c. A. 8)-To amend Sec
! tioh D, Article H., Constitution. Permit
ting use OF other means than ballots in
elections. Adopted February Goth.
Shapter GA. J. r. 20)-To Congress.
! NkSPACpL AotAOL lOE COIQtllS-
sion Adopted February 10th.
Chapter 10 "a. j. X. l9)-The Lubin ex-
port bounty plan approved. Adopted
February 10Th.
Chapter IL "A. j. R. II)-To Conpress
that nlted States take control of quar-
anune service at San Francisco. Adopted
| March 5th. '00
Chapter Il Is. c. r. S)-Approving char
ter OF Berkeley. Adopted March 9Th.
Ctapter - A. j. r. I6)-To Congress. to
conserve laying of Pacific telegraph
cable. Adopted March 9th.
Chapter II "a. J. r. I7)-Asking tbot
National political conventions meet on
racine Coast. Adopted March 9Th
Chapter 10 "a. j. Il. 23)-To Congress-
Tor free wagon road from Mono Lake to
Yosemite Valley. Adopted March 9Th.
chapter 10 Is. c. r. 7l-To Congress-
that Committee of House on Commerce
40 visit the State and inspect its harbors
and rivers. Adopted March 9TH.
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