The record-union., 1897-04-05
WORK OF THE,
LEGISLATURE,
List Of the Laws Passed at the
Last Session.

The thirty-second session of the Cali
1ornia Legislature finished its work on
the 10Th day of March, and went about
Its business, but it left its earmarks In
the shape of numerous bills which be-
fore and since that date have by means
of executive approval become laws for
the governing of the people.
The Governor has set his stamp of
approval upon many measures passed
by the late Legislature, and hereafter
follows the complete list in the regular
order as signed by the Chief Executive:
SENATE BILLS.
60, by Dwyer-Conferring power upon
the governing bodies of the first-class
to provide for the erection of a munich
pal hospital, and to levy a tax there
for.
260, by Simpson-To provide for the
purchase of a portrait of Ex-Governor
John McDougal.
1O7. by Pedlar-To require an inven-
tory of State and county property, and
directing that a record of the same be
kept
1876, by Simpson-To prohibit the
adulteration of honey, and to provide a
punishment therefor.
1875, by Pedlar-To regulate medical
practice to prevent blindness in in
fants.
80, by Doty-To authorize State agri-
cultural societies under control of the
State to sell property.
63, by Dwyer-Conferring power upon
the governing body of San Francisco
to erect suitable municipal buildings.
15S, by Withington-Relative to the
regulation and sale of water.
800, by Shippee-Relative to the re-
cording of conveyances.
I'll by Notwithstanding an apprO-
priation for the contingent expenses OF
the Senate.
ID, by Bert-Amending an Act to Gre
ate police, relief, health life insurance
and pension fund, and to amend Sec
ton Z of the Act.
145, by Stratton-Relating to errors
and defects and reversals of judgments
and orders.
A, by Bulla-Relating to acEnowl-
edgment of instruments.
l. by Androus-To enable school dis
tricts in cities of the fifth class to is
sue bonds, and to repeal an Act to en-
able them to issue bonds for school pur.
poses.
>, by Notwithstanding for the de-
struction of municipal bonds of cities OF
the fifth class, where the same have
been executed and remain unsold.
Z, by Aram-Providing for the cleo
ton or appointment of a separate Su-
perior Judge for each of the counties
of Suffer and Yuba, and fixing and pro
viding for the payment of their sal
aries.
16. by Bert-To Inappropriate 1925,
600 for the erection of buildings for the
use of affiliated and other department:
of the University of California.
IFS, by Stratton-Relating to the vol
untary dissolution of corporations.
26S. 800 and go, by Bert-Relating t.
legal holidays and non-judicial days.
30, by Voorheis-Relative to the
sale of a franchise to collect toll.
Al, by Bulla-Relating to the granting
OF divorces.
81, by Flint-Concerning the distribu
ton of estate and discharge of ex
ecutors and administrators.
122. by eawell-Providing for thu
setting aside of a judgment of the Su
perior Court and the rendition of a new
judgment without a new trial.
100, by Seawell-To legalize certain
acknowledgements.
III, by Stratton-Relating to the in
terest to be charged and the securit,
to be taken by mutual building an
loan associations.
80, by Stratton-For the protection
of the Antwerp or homing pigeon
53, by Dickinson-To prevent decep
ton in the manufacture and sale o
butter and cheese, to secure it's en-
forcement and to make an appropria
ton therefor.
12S. by Simpson Relating to tn
disposition of life estates or home
steads or community property on own
erS death in certain cases
129, by Simpson-Relating to convey
ances of real property by marie
women, and limiting the time in whic
to commence actions for recovery O
community property by husbands.
1S9 by Braunhart-In relation to re
ceivers and referees.
3T3, by Langford-To amend Sectio
436 of the Civil Code, relating to rail
roads
53S, by judiciary Committee-Cedin
to the United States Jurisdiction owe
all lands in the State that have bee