The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-05-03


to when appeals may be taken, to read
as follows:
Section $50. An appeal may be
taken:
1. From a final judgment in an
action or special proceeding COM
menced in the court in which the same
is rendered, within six months after
the entry of judgment But an ex-
ception to the decision or verdict. on
the ground that it is not supported by
the evidence, cannot be reviewed on an
appeal from the judgment, unless the
appeal is taken within sixty days after
the rendition of the judgment;
,. From a judgment rendered on an
appeal frcm an inferior court, within
ninety days after the entry OF such
Judgment:
3. From an order granting or re-
fusing a new trial; from an order
granting or dissolving an injunction;
from an order refusing to grant or dis
solve an Injunction; from an order ap-
pointing a receiver; from an order dis
solving or refusing to dissolve an at
tachment: from an order granting or
refusing to grant a change OF the place
of trial; from any special order made
after final judgment; from an 1nterlo-
cutory judgment in actions for partl-
ton of real property; and from an ord
er confirming, changing, modifying, or
setting aside the report, in whole or IN
part, of the referees in actions for par
1ition of real property in the cases men
toned in Section 163 of this Code, with
In sixty days after the order or inter
1ocutory Judgment is made and entered
in the minutes of the court, or filed
with the Clerk.
PENSION MATTERS.
An Act was passed by the Legisla-
ture, relating to pension matters ana
claims against counties, as follows:
Section 1. No fees or other compen-
sation shall be collected for services
rendered in an affidavit or application
relating to the securing of pension,
or for the payment of a pension vouch-
er, or any matters relating thereto, nor
filing, nor swearing to any claim or
demand against any county in this
State
Section 3. This Act shall take eff
feet from and after its passage.
ISSUANCE)OF SUMMONS.
Section 4OI of the Code of Civil Pro-
cedure was amended to read as fol-
lows:
Section 401 The summons must be
directed to the defendant, signed by
the Clerk, and issued under the seal of
the court and must contain:
l. The names of the parties to the
action, the court in which it is brought,
and the county in which the complaint
is filed;
. A direction that the defendant
appear and answer the complaint with
in ten days. if the summons is served
within the county in which the action
is brought; within thirty days if served
elsewhere;
3. a notice that, unless the defen-
dant so appears and answers, the plain
tiff will take judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the complaint
as arising upon contract, or will apply
to the court for any other relief de-
nanded in the complaint.
DISTRIBUTION OF WATER.
The following enactment, passed by
the Legislature, thoroughly explains it
self:
Section l. The Act entitled 'An Act
TO regulate and control the sale, rental.
and distribution of appropriated water
y -
city and county. or town therein, and
to secure the rights of way for the con-
veyance of such water to the place of
use" approved March L, 1885, is
hereby amended by inserting therein a
new section, to be numbered Section
1112 thereof, as follows:
Section 11h. Nothing in this Act
contained shall be construed TO pro-
nj
ready made, or which shall hereafter
be made. by or with any of the persons,
companies, associations, or corpora
lions described in Section of this Act,
relating to the sale, rental, or distri-
button of water, or to the sale or rem
tai of easements and servitudes Of the
right to the flow and use Of water; nor
TO prohibit or interfere with the vesting
of rights under any such contract.
UNIVERSITY TAX.
In order that the enactment relative
10 the tax rate for the support of the
University of California may be COM
pretended by those who pay the tax
1t is published in full as follows:
Section /. In addition TO all other
sources and means of support, main
tenance. advantage, and Improvement
of the University of California, there
is hereby levied, annually, for each fis-
cal year, an lad valorem" tax of ]
cent upon each 500 of value OF the
taxable property of the State, which
tax shall be collected by the several
officers charged with the collection OF
State taxes, in the same manner and
at the same time as other State taxes
are collected, upon all or any class OF
property, which tax is for the use and
support of the University of Califor-
MIA
Section 2. The State Board of Equal
ization. at the time when ii annually
determines the rate of State taxes tC
be collected, must at the same time
declare the levy of said rate OF l cent
and notify the Auditor and Board oil
Supervisors of each county thereof.
Section 3. The money collected from
said rate. after deducting the proper
tomato share of expenses of collecting
the same to which other State taxes
are subject, must be paid into the
State Treasury, and be by the State
Treasurer converted into the State
University fund"
Section 4. The money paid into the
said state University fund" is hereby