The record-union., 1897-04-02

for whose benefit and support appro-
priationS are made. He deems 1T his
duty, in order to preserve his rights, to
veto the appropriation and also all ap-
preparations for the Printing Office.
He claims that no harm can be done
by this elimination, as each depart
ment of the State can, in case of nee
essity, out of it's appropriation pay for
such printing as is done at the
State Printing Office or elsewhere, and
if they did not have such power q de-
ficiency could be created in their con-
tingent or other fund, or for the sup
port of the State Printing Office, that
would authorize all the State printing
necessary.
The appropriation of $275,000 for sup
port of the State Printing Office is also
objected to on the ground that it is ex-
cesSive, and the items are not Seggre-
gated and that in the past extrava
gance has been practiced in it's expen-
diture.
The item of $4,000 for the School
Text book Department, pay of en-
plOyeS and for stock and material is
alSe vetoed for the same reasons. He
claims that the necessary new books
can be printed from the revolving fund.
The items for the support of the Vet
erans' Home at Yountville; the claim
of Marin County for moneys expended
in prosecuting crimes committed in San
Quentin Prison, $4, 229 80; for fencing,
ice plant, etc, at the Preston School,
81 600 for support of the Santa Clara
State School, So, 900; for the State Uni
versity Department of Viticulture, S10,-
600; the University forestry stations
$4,000, and for the Department of Agri-
culture for experimenting with raising
poultry, $1,000; for District Agricult-
ural Society, No. 1, $4,000; No. ., So
600; No. 3, $1,000; No. and all the
other District Societies up to and in
Guiding No. A, amounting in all to
S120, 800
The other bills signed are as follows:
S. B. 2J2, for the deficiency in the ap-
preparation for support and mainten-
ance of the widows and orphans of
Union soldiers, sailors and marines, and
for eX-Union army nurses, residing at
Evergreen, in the county of Santa
Clara, at the home in said county, and
under the auspices of the Woman's S
Relief Corps Home Association, for the
forty eighth fiscal year
S. B. 31S, for the protection and pres
ervation of public highways from dam
age by storm waters and floods, and TO
authorize the expenditure of public
moneys for the purposes thereof
S. B. 800, to amend Sections 1868,
1865, 36s1, 372S, 3732, 1874, 3746, 1888
1868, 1901, 3S05, 3S17, $500, 1921,
1926, 3S43, 1915, 1858 and 1897
of the Political Code; to add
to said code five new sections, to be
numbered Sections 37377, 3739, 3176,
3717 and 1918, and to repeal Sections
342S and 1883 Of said code, all of said
sections relating to public lands and
revenue and taxation.
Senate substitute for S. Bs. $40, 341
342 and 343, for improvements at the
Preston School of Industry.
S. 3. $40, for the purchase of addi-
tional land for the Preston School of
Industry at lone
S. 3. 34l, making an appropriation
to pay the deficiency in the appropria
ton for the contingent expenses Of the
Senate thirty-first session, California
Legislature.
S. B. $40, to amend Section 3495 of
the Political Code, by adding a pro-
vision relative to adverse occupations
s. B. 81 an Act making an appropria-
ton for enlarging the laundry of the
Southern California State Asylum for
the Insane and Inebriates to double its
present capacity
S. B. 119, to appropriate $4,000 for
the erection of an administration build
ing for the use and occupancy of the
officers, employees and patients of the
Mendocino Asylum; to purchase furni-
ture and furnish same
S. B. 1876, an Act to establish uni
form system of county and township
governments.
S B. 422, to amend Sections 1895, 1891,
1898, 1900, 1912, 1913. 1918, 1919, 1924,
1896, 1915, 1862, 1860, 1866.
1870, 1874, 1876, 1881, 1882,
1884, 1856, 1890, 2006, 2007
2O1S, 2O22, 2076, 20S4, 2094, 2099 and
2105 of the Political Code and to re-
peal Section 21O1 thereof, and to add
two new sections thereto. to be known
as Sections 200S and 2009, all relating
to the National Guard of California
s. B. 443, to amend Section 15S of
an Act to provide for the organization,
incorporation and government of mu-
nicipal corporations, approved March
49, 1888.
S. B. 4S3, to amend an Act to provide
for the classification of municipal cor
porations, approved March 2, 1888.
S. B. 591, to provide for the fuding
and refunding of the indebtedness of
levee and protection districts.
S. 3. G12 to amend Section of an
Act authorizing corporations to act as
executor and in other capacities, and to
provide for and regulate the admins
tration of trusts by such corporations
approved April q, 1881.
S. B. 6S4, to assist the Woman's Re-
lief Corps, auxiliary to the Grand Army
of the Republic of the Department of
California and Nevada to provide for
ex-army nurses and the worthy desti-
tute widows, wives, mothers and destl-
tute maiden daughters or sisters of
veterans who served honorably in the
war for the Union, and making an ap-
preparation therefor.
S. B. 700 providing an appropriation
for the improvement of and repairs to
Suffers Fort and grounds.
A B. 206. making an appropriation
to pay the claim Of Britton & Rey for
expenses incurred in lithographins
maps, etc. for the Commissioner of
Public Works.
A. b. 2U1 making an appropriation
to pay the claim of Britton & Rey, for
expenses incurred in furnishing maps
to State Mining Bureau.
A. B. 213, making an appropriation to
pay the claim Of Clement Bennett, for
reporting the case of the Southern Pa