The record-union., 1895-04-01

Cnapter 9l-Pays claim Of National
Guard for S42,655 for supplies in strike
| period. Approved March 10th.
| Chapter 92-Pays $4,000 of Mendocino
Asylum deficiency. Approved March
| Goth.
Chapter 93-Pays $500 for salary of Sec
retary of Debris Commissioner. Ap-
! proved March 10Th.
Chapter 94-Amends Sections 3449 and
346S of the Civil Code, as to insolvency.
A lengthy Act, not capable of expression
In Drlef form so as TO preserve it. APP
proved March 26th.
| chapter 95-Ihe sanitary district law.
ADDS to Section as to powers of Sani-
tary District Board this authority: ITO
make and enforce all necessary and
| proper regulations for suppressipg disor-
! derry and disreputable resorts and houses
OF llI-1ame within the district, and to de-
termlne the qualifications Of persons
authorized to sell liquors at retail, and
from and alter the passage of this Act no
license to keep saloon or sell liquors at
retail shall take effect or be operative
within any sanitary district unless the
same be approved by the Sanitary Board
of the district; 20 impose fines, penalties
and forteitures for any and all violations
OF It's regulations or orders, and to fix the
penalty thereof by tine or imprisonment,
or both, but no such fine shall exceed the
sum of 500, and no such imprisonment
shall exceed Que month; to call, hold and
conduct all elections necessary or proper
after the formation of the district; to pre-
scribe, or order the time, mode and man
ner OF assessing, levying and collecting
taxes Tor sanitary purposes. except as
otherwise provided herein; to compel all
residents and property owners within
the district 10 connect their houses and
habItations with the street sewers and
drains, and generally to do and perform
any and all acts necessary or proper to
the complete exercise and effect Of any OF
its powers or the purpose for which it
was formed" Approved March Goth.
chapter 96-Appropriates $50, 900 for a
Tree wagon road from Mariposa to Yo-
semitic Valley and details things to be
done to accomplish the work. Approved
March Goth
Chapter 97-Authorizes State Treasurer
10 employ another clerk and repeals Act
OF 1889 as to employment of clerks for a
limited period. Approved March 10Th
chapter 9S-Amends section 1898, Code
or civil Procedure, relative to eminent
domain. The right may be exercised for
public uses in the following nelU instances;
For dams and pondings," for byroads
from highways to mines, mills, factories
and buildings for operating machinery.
or necessary to reach any property used
Tor public purposes: for roads for trans
portatlon by traction engines or road To-
comotlves; oil pipe lines; roads for log
glng or numbering purposes; canals, res
eryoirs, dams. ditches fumes, aqueducts
and pipes tor supplying and storing water
for the operation of machinery for the
generating and transmission of electricity
to mines, quarries, railroads, tramways,
mills and factories; for power purposes,
and light or heat, or mines, quarries or
mills, or for cities and counties villages
and towns, together with lands, build
Ings and all other improvements in or
upon which to erect, install, place, use or
operate machinery for the purpose of
generating and transmitting electricity
for any oil the purposes or uses above set
forth; finally, electric light lines. Ap-
proved March 10Th.
Chapter G9-Established a Police Court
for Eureka. Approved March Goth.
Chapter l0O-Appropriates $, 900 out of
harbor Improvement fund, deficiency
for court expenses in certain cases. Ap-
proved March Goth.
Chapter I0l-Gives S3l5 o. for claim
relative to sewer construction at Deaf,
Dumb and Blind Asylum. Approved
March Goth.
Charter I02-Prohibits trespass on
grounds OF Whittier or Preston school
grounds, to leave deadly weapons or ex-
pIoslves where inmates of schools may
get them, is guilty of a felony, so as to
cigars, whisky. tobacco, cigarettes, mar
cotics, ETC., Is guilty of misdemeanor
1t IS made a crime for one who has been
convicted OF felony to communicate g
with the inmates of the school Tramps
and Vagrants and associates of theirs
must not come upon the grounds or COM
munlcate with Inmates OF the schools or
try To induce them to desert, or to viO-
late their parole. No literature is to be
sent 10 inmates without passing through
the hands Of the Superintendents OF the
schools. Approved March 18th.
Chapter lU3-Gives ST, ,Z7S So 10 pay de-
hclency transportation of insane Ap-
proved March 10Th.
Chapter l04-To sell or offer for sale
spurious money is made a crime punish
able by fine or Imprisonment or both
Approved March Goth.
Chapter IO5-Legalizes payments in
part made In compensation Tor collection
OF taxes as agreed on by Controller and
Attorney-General. Approved March
26th.
Chapter I06-An Act to enable cities
and towns to issue bonds to protect them
selves from overflow by erection OF pro-
lection works and for drainage OF such
cities necessary by reason OF oVetlow,
etc. Approved March 26tn.
Chapter l01-In San Francisco SuDe-
rior Judges may have each secretary at
Sl5O salary. Approved March 10Th.
NA4d plGL 4DC-ADlSuuS ECGcllOn 40, COU9
of Civil Procedure. To be but one action
for the recovery of debt, or the ENFORCE
meut OF right secured by mortgage on
real estate or personal property. In such
action the court may direct sale of the IN
numbered property, and the application
OF the proceeds payment of the costs and
expenses OF sale, and the amount due
plaintiff. Court may appoint a commits
siOner to sell the iucumbered property
II II appears tnat the proceeds are in
sufficient, and balance remains due,
judgment can be dOcketed for such
balance, and IL becomes q lien on the real
estate Of Judgment debtor. No person
| holding a conveyance from or under the
mortgagor OF the property mortCaged, or
having lien thereon, which conveyance
or lien does not appear of record at the
time OF the commencement OF the action,
need be made party to sucn action, and
the judgment therein rendered, and the
proceedings therein had, are as conclu-
slye against the party holding such un-
recorded conveyance or lien as If he had
been u party. Ii the court appoint a
commissioner he shall sell in the manner
provided by law for the sale of like prop
erty by the Sheriff, and the provisions Of
chapter Que, tile nine, part two OF the
Code OF Civil Procedure, are made
applicable to sales by such commission
ers, ana the powers therein given and
'-'' PO'S.N- "a '0tioiiALS 1L0 0At0LuSU W SuCu
/ commissioners. In case of death, or
absence from the State. or other disabil-
lty or disqualification of the commits
/ sloner TO sell lncumDered property, the
court may, after time for redemption ex-
pIres, appoint an elisor to make the deed
or deeds. Approved March 10Th.
Chapter lU9-Dehnes agricultural dis
tricts, forty-tive in all. Approved March
10Th.
Chapter ll0-Gives s., 600 for deficiency
in repairs TO Capitol and to carpets and