The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-29
THE GOVERNORS BIG PEN
More Legislative Measures Have Become
Laws of the State
Big Batch of Assembly Bills Are Killed
Because the Executive Did Not
Sign Them

SACRAMENTO, March 20. -Everything
was quiet at the Governors office today
most of those interested in bills having
received limitations, more or less salts
factory, as to how their affairs were going.
In the afternoon the Governor denied
himself to all corners and was closeted
with the Attorney General for some hours
in consultation of several bills on which
he was in doubt.
He signed bills as follows: Senate bill
sos, appropriating $50, 600 for rock
crushing plant at the state prisons.
Senate Bill BIB, appropriating $50 900 for
repairs and Improvements at the Folsom
state prison.
Senate Bill 54, to amend the Penal
Code relating to alternate jurors.
Assembly Bill 6l7, the general appro-
priation bill.
Assembly Bill 6s1, to establish the fees
OF county, township and other officers, of
jurors and witnesses.
Tonight these bills were approved: AS
sembly Bill 575, to repeal the act relating
to the collection of personal taxes in San
Francisco and requiring counties. cities,
etc., to conform to the Political Code.
Assembly Bill 592, relating to high
schools.
Assembly Bill $50. relating to elections.
Assembly Bill 9s2, relating to revenue
and taxation.
Assembly Bill 1926, allowing Board of
Examiners to reduce claims allowed by
the Legislature.
Senate Bill ,, allowing the claim of D.
Assembly Bill 1886, relating to boards
of election commissioners.
Assembly Bill l103, creating a code re-
visi IN commission.
Senate Bill 100. allowing the claim OF
John Conlin.
Following are the Assembly bills which
failed to become laws: Nineteen. appro-
priating $500 for system of heating and
ventilating the old Los Angeles Normal
school; SO, to amend Sec. 1222, Code
Civil Procedure, relative to contempt of
court; SO, establishing a State Normal
school at San Diego; ia, to prevent dis
play OF foreign flags on public buildings;
100, to provide for the completion and
equipment of the Deaf, Dumb and Blind
Asylum; 1872, for the organization and
management of county fire insurance
companies; l52, to prevent short weight
in butter: III, to purchase adjacent land
at Folsom State Prison for the use of the
prison; 176 relative to granting railroad
and other franchises in municipalities
and sale of franchises; 5S7, making APP
preparation for state school textbook
fund for the completion and revisions and
compilation of state school books
hitherto unauthorized; 500. forming san
ltary districts; ia, provide for the organi-
cation of drainage districts tor overflow
lands; 10, to pay the deficiency for the
Transportation of insane; 702 relating to
street railroads: SOL, the claims OF Louise
RienZi $50, claim of J. G. Pelton; 937,
authorizing the State Agricultural Socie-
ties under control of the state to sell
property held by them in fee; 1877, for
the erection OF additional buildings for
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pay the claim of Major Pico; $50, relating
to burglary in second degree.
Senate bill 80, authorizing the forma
ton OF county mutual insurance COM
panies: Senate bill 1862. claim of L. J.
Card: Senate bill 1874, relating to ac-
counts DEGREES OF distribution and termi-
nation of letters of administration; Sen
ate bill 147, to prevent able bodied per-
sons from banding together and obtaining
subsistence by aims; Assembly bill 1874,
the erection of additional buildings for the
Preston school of industry; Senate bill
1893, authorizing municipal corporations
to dispose of the surplus water, etc. ; San
ate bill POS, creating commission to pro-
m tie uniformity of legislation in the
United States; Assembly bill 399, for ad
ditional buildings at the Woman's Relief
Cor Home; Assembly bill 43s, for the
compensation of Julius HUT; Assembly
bill 46l, relating to the age of consent;
ment of actions. Assembly bill $40. for
liohtinq San lose Normal School
cTounds bv electricity; Assembly bill $50.
the rountv government bill: Assembly
nil 20. relating to sale, lease or hire OF
railroad or street railway eouipments.
Aesemblv hui Is relating to the manufac
tire sale or disposition OF cigarettes: Sen
ate T. hill ~ relating to street Improvement
bonds. senate bilf IS. to paw the claim of
d, Jordan. Senate bill 70, for the relief of
Mrs. sarah !. Wing: Senate bill 95. to give
nreference to ex-Union soldiers in appoint
ments to office; Assembly bill 1913. relat-
mo To tbe sale OF personal pronertv sub-
iecSi to certain liens: Senate bill 233' re-
latino to planting shade trees in cities:
Sonafe hill 90. relating to detrauding
r'anaoers ~ hotels etc. Senate hills o3So
900 ar1 92o relating TO legal HOLIDAYS and
yon'imdicia1 DAYS. senate biIl 403 raIat-
inc, ~ ROOF of recordinr mans Of real
anfSato. senate hill 460 relating To nuhli-
cations bv state. county and CITY officers.
Sonatn Xii 421 ia determine term al
off;ca of sunerintendent of dredoer and
assistant Wharnneer W .he p1aru 90 0i
ilaro4l ntian nf stoa1, I n'm d,o,