The record-union., 1897-04-05

d., ny Bra OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES " LIN
assessment of property of persons neg
lecting or refusing to make or give to
the Assessor statement of his prop
erty.
30, by Diclinson-Defining the differ
ent grades of cheese and for branding
the same manufactured in the State
132, by Simpson-Relating to trans
fers of real property and fixing a time
when defective certificates of acknowl-
edgement shall become valid.
Alb, by Wolfe-Relating to corpora
tons sole.
81, by Doty-To regulate and govern
the operation of the crushing
plant at Folsom
14O, by StrattOn-Providing for gen
eral primary elections within the State.
BY CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISION.
The following Senate bills became
laws by constitutional provision, the
Governor having failed to sign them
within the time fixed by the Constitu-
ton:
80. by Bulla-Relating to roads and
streets leading to parks lying outside
city limits
&C. by Bulla-To extend jurisdiction
and authority of cities over outlying
parks, owned by them.
81, by Bulla-To authorize cities and
towns to grant franchises for the con
struction and maintenance of railrods
beyond their limits, leading to parks
owned by them.
OTHER SENATE BILLS APPROVED
The Senate bills which have met
with executive approval since the
close of the Legislature are as fol-
lows:
10, by Bert-To amend Section 600 OF
an Act to establish a Code of Civil Pro
cedure adopted March II, 1872, by add
ing a new article, exempting seamen
and fishermen's wages from execution
102, by Luchsinger-To provide fol
the acquisition or condemnation OF
water by municipalities, and for the
sale Of an excess of water when owned
by municipality
10S, by Pedlar-To amend an Act tC
provide for the organization incorpora-
ton and government of municipal cor
porations, approved March 13, 1888.
ia by SeaWell-To amend Section
1121 of the Penal Code, relating tc
charging the. jury.
116, by Seawell-To amend Section
39S of the Code of Civil Procedure, re-
lating to a change of place of trial.
246, by Voorheis-To amend para
graph II, Section 200, of the Code OF
Civil Procedure, relating to exemptine
exempt fremen from jury duty.
2S5, by Simpson-To add a new
section to the Civil Code to be known
and numbered as Section 1919, relating
to the procuring of license for mar
riage, the solemnization of marriages
and the recording of the declaration
Of marriage.
372, by Langford-To amend Sec
lions 1854 and 1851 of the Code OF
Civil Procedure, relating to the right
of eminent domain.
451, by Braunhart-To require ordi-
nances and resolutions passed by the
City Council or other Legislative body
of any municipality to be presented tc
the Mayor or other chief executive
officer of such municipality for his ap-
prevail.
453, by Simpson-Relative to the
granting by municipalities of franchise:
for the construction of paths and road:
for the use of bicycles and other horse
| less vehicles.
1884, by Dicknson-To amend Sector
! / ,239 of the Political Code, relating t
rules for determining question of resi-
| dence.
| 496, by Bert-Relating to fire depart
ments of municipalities of the frs
class, and fixing the salaries Of officer
! thereof
$50, by Langford-To amend Section
1893 of the Political Code relating t.
the dissolution of swamp land or re
clamation districts.
531, by Langford-To amend Sector
3472 of the Political Code relating t.
the formation of swamp land or recla
nation districts.
Col, by Gleaves-To amend Section
1898 of the Penal Code relating to ap
peals by the people.
| 696 by Beard-Amending an Act t
provide for the organization, incorpora
ton and government of municipal cor
porations relating to the powers of tn
| Boards of Trustees of certain cities.
| S9-Appropriating 81 800 for the cree
ton of a dairy barn for the Southern
| California Asylum for the Insane ant
Inebriates.
131-Adding a new section to the Pc
litical Code relating to the duties o
Road superintendent.
205-To pay the claim of the Mercet
Sun"
| 261-Appropriatng $500 to purchas
a portrait of Ex-Governor Markham.
| 271-To pay the claim of the Tribun
| Publishing COMPANY
303-To pay the claims of w. w
Foote and r. Y. Hayne, for services a
attorneys for the Board of Railroad
! Commissioners. $40, coo.
| 309-To pay the deficiency in the ap
preparation for the support of the Deaf
| Dumb and Blind Asylum at Berkele,
for the forty-eighth fiscal year
3S6-To pay the claim of the Banl
Commissioners for travelling expenses.
49J-Relating to insurance com
panies
| 503-Relating to the disncorporatiol
of irrigating districts where no Blondes
| Indebtedness exists.
516-To amend Section 1885 of tn
Political Code.
563-To pay the deficiency in the ap
| preparation for the Preston Industria
School. $500.
60i-Repealing an Act to tax tn
stock of corporations.
62O-Appropriating $1,000 for i'm
| provements in the Yosemite Valley.
6S9-Appropriating $4,000 to pro
| mote horticultural interest Throughout
the State.
69I-Appropriating S6.025 to pay tn
| Southern Pacific Cornpany for costs il
a suit brought by the State.
al9-To pay the claim of J. s. Brans
| ford.