The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-23
S. B. sss-Maintenance of the State Board OF


S. B. 539-Mrs. Addie McGinnes, $500.
s. B. 7o-Mrs. SarehJ. Wing, $4,000.
S. B. s93-Building home for soldiers
widows and orphans, $4,000.
s. B. 699-Clerk for superintendent of Public
Instruction, S240O.
S. 3. 422-Improyements at the Deaf and
Dumb and Blind Asylum, 1915 o..
$. B. 152-Cement floor at Chico Normal
School, $1,000.
S. B. 6-Defciency in the fund to pay cost of
suits to which the State is party, $4,000.
S. B. 104-Furniture for the Los Angeles Nor
NAL School, $4,000.
s. B. POS Commission to promote uniformity
OF legislation throughout the United States.
$1,000.
s. B. 213-Improyements at Folsom, $4,000
S. b. 212-Deiciency in the Folsom State
prison fund $500.
s. B. 124-Defciency at the Mendoeino Asy-
lum, S45 900.
S. B. 162-Edwin ]. Card, $4,000.
Abb 6-Affliated colleges building at San
Francisco $25o00O.
S. R. 431-Defciency Secretary of State, 500.
A. B. 600-Conyeying children to Whittier,
$347O Al.
S. B. 327-Elevator- boy, $500.
A. B. 599-Funeral of E. G. Waite, 1886 S5.
A. B. 1877 = Additional buildings for the
Southern California Insane Asylum, 1926, 900
s. B. 8o5-Bureau of Highways, $21 900.
S. B. sell. RienZi, service TO Bureau of
Silk Culture, $1,000.
A. B. 624-Support Southern California In
sane Asylum, $50 900.
The following bills passed both houses
but carry no appropriations:
A. B. 157-Providing a secretary for the Su-
perior Judges in San Francisco
A. B. Exchanging the fiscal year of cities
acting under charters.
A. B. 50e-Providing for extra clerks in San
Francisco under the new fee law
A. B. 271 - Relating to Lloyd's insurance
companies.
A. B. 117-Amending section 726 of the Civil
Code.
A. B. 361-Amending Wright law.
A. B. 681-Establishing fees of county Off
GERS, etc.
A. B. 470-Amending section 1888 CT the
Political Code
A. B. 937-Authorizing State agricultural
societies to sell property held by them in fee
A. B. Establishing one superior Judge
ship in Tulare County.
A. B. 542-Amending the act creating the
Building and Loan Association Commission.
A. B. 335-Empowering the Mayor of San
Francisco to appoint election commissioners.
A. B. ssO-Relating to elections.
Alb. 2S0-Amending section 46l of the Penal
Code.
ABB 1o2-Amending section us of the Civil
Code
A. B. 1O26-Fixing time of payment of pri-
vate claims.
A. B. 664-Authority of cemetery corpora
tons.
A B. 479-To prevent stuffing of the Great
Register
A. B. 568-Fish and game law.
A. B. 592-High schools.
A. B. 332-Water rights of Southern Califor.
mia insane asylums.
A. B. 959-Uniform county government bill.
A. B. 772-Preventing adulteration of honey
A. B. 152-Against short-weight butter.
A. B. 79S-Permitting change of new City
Hall plans.
A. B. 370-Forbidding formation of indie
pendent soldiery.
A. B. 604-Purity of elections.
A. B. 714-Drainage districts.
A. B. 461-Raising age of consent.
A. B. 699--Legalizing Acknowledgements
A. B. 757-Amending sections 7o2 and 7o3 of
the Civil Code.
A. B. 7O2-Streetcar fares.
A. B. 176-Sale of franchises.
A. B. 6o7-Gontracts for lighting streets and
public buildings.
A. B. 736-Teachers' pension fund
A B. 9o7-Disincorporation of cities.
A. B. 413-Segregating OF State contracts.
"A. D. fOl-lrustees OF the southern Cal1fOr-
mia Insane Asylum.
A. B. 529-Amending section 1874 of the Civil
Code.
A. B. SS0-Liquors near Veterans homes.
A. B. 249-Co-operative associations
A. B. 132-Mutual insurance companies.
A. B. 669-Arthorizing San Francisco to pay
certain judgments.
A. B. 61S-Reorganizing the National Guard
a. B. l5-Polce courts of San Francisco.
A. B. 1870 protect cities from floods,
A B. 609-Sanitary districts.
A. B. observation-disclosures to the Whittier
School.
A. B. 391-Reief fund for Exempt Firemen.
A. B. 734-Irrigation districts.
A. B. 433-Allowing Auburn to make park
of a cemetery.
A. B. 1o25-Tax levy.
Al 1o02-Commissions for collecting de-
Hnquent taxes.
A. B. 14s-Creating the Office of Fish and
Game Warden.
A. B.-Forbidding foreign flags on public
buildings.
A. B. 140-Amending section 324 of the Civil
Code.
A. B. 75l-New primary election law.
A. b. 834-Authorizing Boards of Supervisors
to pay for the collection of county licenses
A. b. 567-Amending sections 55, 81 and GO
of the Civil Code and repeating section rs.
A. u. 733-ProVfdlng Tor the completion of
the new City Hall.
A. b. 707-Fixing the golden poppy" as the
State flower.
A. b. 233-Amending section 633 and repeal
ing section 634 of the Civil Code.
A. B. 575-Collection of personal property
taxes.
A. B. 897-Levying of municipal taxes out
side of San Francisco.
A. b. 917-Authorizing the Bank Commits
sioners 10 pay deficiency of $465 II.
S. b. 121-Giving S15,72a 10 in the special
Mendocino Asylum fund to that institution
s. b. 426-Providing an additional clerk for
the State Treasurer
S. B. unconditional sale or lease of street
railways.
S. B. 195-Removal of remains from GENE.
teIies in cities of less than 100000 inhabi-
tants.
S. B. 183-Amending section 1876 of the Civil
Code.
S. B. 519-Relating to cities of the sixth class.
S. B. 201-Preventing adulteration OF drugs
and food
S. B. 1s4-Amending section 1875 of the Civil
Code.
S. B. 772-Establishing a Police Court in
Eureka, Humboldt County.
S. B. Establishing one superior iudgeship
in Fresno County.