The record-union., 1897-01-08

BY Elliott-To amend section or cooe
relating to official reporters.
BY Goff-To amend section of Penal
Code relating to the appointment OF eN-
perts to examine county records.
BY Goff-Making an appropriation Of
$50, 900 for support of Southern Cali
fcrnia Asylum for the Insane and In
ebriate for remainder of forty-eighth
fiscal year.
BY Goff-Making appropriation of
$50, 900 for system of storm drains and
improvement of ground of Southern
California Insane and Inebriate Asylum.
By Goh-Making an appropriation of
S204, 400 for support of Southern Cali
fornia Insane and Inebriate Asylum for
fiftieth fiscal years.
BY GOff-Constitutional amendment
No. Ito amend section of California
Constitution relative to Grand Juries.
BY Breiling-To protect public health
| by abating nuisances within the cor
porate limits of cities and declaring the
expenses of such abatement a lien upon
the premises and providing for their
sale in satisfaction thereof, and provid
ing for pains and penalties for continu-
ance of such nuisances.
By Leavitt-To amend an Act to Gre
ate and organize the University of Cali
fornia relating to construction of build
ings.
BY Dennery-Prohibiting the sending
of minors into saloons and places of i'll
repute and fixing penalty therefor.
By Harris-To repeal sections of Po-
| ltical Code relating to translation of
laws into Spanish and their distribution.
BY Treacy-To amend an Act confer
ring power on the Common Council,
Board of Supervisors or other govern
/ ing body of cities or cities and counties
of over 10000 inhabitants to acquire or
condemn land for a suitable site and to
erect thereon a suitable building for
| municipal purposes.
| Cutter-To amend an Act relating to-
the office Of Commissioner OF Public
| Works.
| By Ennis-To authorize the erection of
a sewage pumping plant at the Folsom
State Prison and appropriating $4,000
| therefor
| By Ennis-Appropriatin $4,000 for
purchase of additional machinery for
| the rock crushing plant at Folsom State
| Prison.
BY Waymire-To amend an Act relat-
ing to life, health, accident and annuity
or endowment insurance on the assess
ment plan.
BY Ennis-To pay the claim of Mrs.
Sarah II. Wing of $4,000 against the
State of California.
By Notwithstanding certain cor
porations to loan and invest money and
regulating the same.
BY Notwithstanding sections of
an Act for municipal corporations relat
ing to the powers of the Boards of Trus-
tees of certain cities
BY Waymire-To amend section of Po-
litical Code relating to insurance.
BY Waymire-To add new section to
Code of Civil Procedure relating to settle
ment of accounts of executors and ad-
ministrators.
BY Waymire-To amend section of
Civil Code relating to insurance
By Wright-To create and regulate in
cities or cities and counties public ware
houses other than warehouses for the
storage of grain or wool and to improve
warehouse liens.
BY Goodhue-To amend sections of the
Political Code relative to school laws.
BY Wright-To provide additional
support and maintenance and for the
acquisition of necessary property and
improvements for the University of CAL
ifornio by a levy of a rate of taxation
and the creation of a fund therefor.
By Anderson-To create new section
of Political Code relative to protecting
wild game.
By Power-To provide for a Board of
Protection of Laborers on Public
Works
BY Jones-To regulate the profess
sions and provide for registration of
public accountants.
By Houghton--An Act to provide for
the Incorporation of mutual fire insur-
ance companies and define their powers
and duties.
By Anderson-To amend an Act re-
lating to wild game
By Guy-To reorganize the National
Guard.
By Dennery-Relating to fire depart
nent of municipalities of the first class.
BY Belshaw-To amend an Act relat-
irg to employees and officers of the Leg
islature.
By Lacy-Providing for purchase of
site and erection of State building in
San Francisco to accommodate Su-
preme Court, Railroad Commission and
other boards and commissions; also,
appropriating 100000 for this purpose.
BY Cross-Regulating detectives and
detective agencies.
BY Melick-Appropriat $95 SS to
pay claim of the Evening Express
Company of Los Angeles, Cal.
BY Malcolm-To define the duties and
liabilities of employment agents
BY Mead-To secure the payment of
the claims of material men, mechanics
or laborers employed by contractors
upon State, municipal or other public
work.
BY Dibble-To Inappropriate S125,0Oo
for erection of buildings for the use
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