The San Francisco call., 1897-01-20

that the obligor will pay to any client or GUS
tomer OF said obligor, to whom intelligence for
employment shall be by him or her or through
the agency of him or her furnished and paid
Tor, any and all fees paid, and necessary trav-
e1lng expenses. which said client or customer
may have incurred by reason OF such intelli-
| gence for employment having been ffaudu-
lently represented by said obligor or agency,
and also that execution upon any judgment
against said oblgor for such fees expenses
may be issued against SAID obligor and said
sureties severally.
Sec. 2. If at any time the clerk of any coun-
ty or city and county, with whom uch bonds
has been filed, or in whose custody as such
clerk any such bond may be on file, shall be
informed IN writing that the sureties, or any
OF them, on any bond described in section 1
Oh this act, having died or removed from the
county, or city and county or become unable
10 pay the said penalty of such bond, the clerk
shall Immediately notify, in writing by mail,
the obligor in such bond to file, within twenty
DAYS, new bond in said penal sum, with sure
Ties, TO be approved by Superior Judge OF
SAID county, or city and county, as in article
OF tn is act is provided.
sec. 3. Upon the recovery of any judgment
IN any court of competent jurisdiction
against the obligor in any bond filed as
required by section 1 of this act, execution
eplgor and his sureties severally as in said
bond conditioned; provided. however, that
proceedings upon any such judgment may be
stayed, as is provided in other cases.
Sec 4. No license shall be issued to any
Keeper OF an intelligence office, as is provided
in section $3.50 of the Political Code of this
State, until there shall have been filed with
the clerk of the county or city and county
where the business is to be conducted the ap-
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act.
Sec. 3. Any person who shall conduct or
| carry on any intelligence Office in this State
without complying with the provisions of this
| act shall be guilty of misdemeanor, and upon
each conviction thereof S hall be fined In a sum
not exceeding 5000 or imprisoned in the
county jail for term not exceeding sixty
| days.
Sec 6. Every county clerk in this State shall
| keep in his Office an index OF bonds which
may be filed with him under the provisions of
| this act, showing the names of all the parties
| to such bonds.
Sec. z. For the purpose of this act all per-
| sons, firms corporations who shall receive
compensation, in any manner, for finding stu
atoms Tor an employe, or any person or per-
| sons conducting business for furnishing in
formation where employment may be OBJ
tanned, shall be held to be intelligence Offices
Sec. 8. This act S hall take effect Immediately.
The following bill is under considera-
ton by the committee on commissions,
| retrenchment and public expenditure:
| There is hereby appropriated out of any
money in the State treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated, to each and every institution in
this State conducted wholly or in part for the
support and maintenance of aged persons IN
INDECENT circumstances, aid as follows: For
each aged person in lndigent circumstances
| supported and maintained in any institution
the sum of 800 per annum.
The aid hereby granted shall commence on
the first Monday of July, 1897, and shall be
paid in semi-annual inslalments, commenc.
ing on the first Monday in January 1898.