The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-03-16
up TO DATE.
MANY Senate Bills Which Are Now
Laws, and Some Others.

have been approved by the Governor:
THESE ARE LAWS.
| CO. by Dwyer-Conferring power upon
the governing bodies of the first class
to provide for the erection of a munich
pal hospital, and to levy tax there
! for
260, by SimpSon-TO provide for the
purchase of a portrait of Ex-Governor
John McDougal.
| 107, by Pedlar-To require an inven-
tory of State and county property, and
| directing that a record of the same be
kept.
135, by Simpson-To prohibit the
adulteration of honey, and to provide a
punishment therefor.
| 195, by Pedlar-To regulate medical
practice to prevent blindness in infants.
%, by Doty-To authorize State agri-
cultural societies under control of the
State to sell property.
| l, by Androus-To enable school dis
trcts in cities of the fifth class to is
sue bonds, and to repeal an Act to en-
able them to issue bonds for school
purposes.
16. by Bert-To Inappropriate 1925,
900 for the erection of buildings for the
use of affiliated and other departments
| of the University of California.
| u.s. by Stratton-Relating to the vol
untary dissolution of corporations.
26S 269 and 27O, by Bert-Relating to
| legal holidays and judicial days.
275, by Voorheis-Relative to the
sale of franchise to collect toll.
| Al, by Bulla-Relating to the grant
ing of divorces.
81, by Flint-Concerning the distri-
button of estate and discharge of ex-
ecutors and administrators.
122, by Seawell-Providing for the
setting aside of judgment of the Su-
perior Court and the rendition of a new
judgment without a new trial.
| 120, by Seawell-To legalize certain
Acknowledgements.
III, by Stratton-Relating to the in
terest to be charged and the security
| to be taken by mutual building and
loan associations.
| 80, by Stratton-For the protection
Of the Antwerp or homing pigeon.
! ., by DEMONSTRATING for the de-
struction of municipal bonds of cities of
the fifth class. where the same have
been executed and remain unsold.
| SO, by Dwyer-Conferringp power upon
| the governing body of San Francisco
to erect suitable municipal buildings.
15S, by Withington-Relative to the
regulation and sale Of water.
| 1863, by Shippee-Relative to the re-
| cording of conveyances.
| III, by Notwithstanding an appro-
| priation for the contingent expenses of
| the Senate.
| 10. by Bert-Amending an Act to Gre
ate a police relief, health, life insur-
ance and pension fund, and to amend
Section of the Act.
145, by Stratton-Relating to errors
and defects and reversals of judgments
and orders.
A, by Bulla-Relating to acknowl-
edgment Of instruments.
| Z, by Aram-Providing for the cleo
| ton or appointment OF a separate Su-
perior Judge for each of the counties of
Suffer and Yuba, and fixing and pro-
| viding for the payment of their sal
| aries.
| 80, by DickinSon-To prevent decep-
ton in the manufacture and sale OF
butter and cheese, to secure its en-
forcement and to make an appropria-
ton therefor.
12S, by Simpson-Relating to the
! disposition Of life estates or home
steads or community property on own
er's death in certain cases.
| 1919 by Simpson-Relating to convey
! ances of real property by married
| women, and limiting the time in which
| to commence actions for recovery Of
community property by husbands.
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ceivers and referees.
313, by Langford-To amend Sector
456 of the Civil Code, relating to rail
roads.
53S, by Judiciary Committee-Cedins
to the United States jurisdiction ovel
all lands in the State that have beer
or may be acquired for military pur
poses.
81, by Misunderstanding to th'
| assessment of property of persons neg
Letting or refusing to make or give t
the Assessor a statement Of his prop
erty
30, by Dickinson-Defning the differ
ent grades Of cheese and for branding
the same manufactured in the State.
132, by impson-Relating to trans
fers of real property and fixing time
when defective certificates of acknowl
ecgment shall become valid
Alb, by Misunderstanding to corpora
tons sole.
| 81. by Doty-To regulate and govern
the operation Of the rock-crushins
plant at Folsom
| 14O, by misunderstanding 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.
30. by Bulla-Relating to roads and
| streets leading to parks lying outside
city limits.
36, by Bulla-To extend jurisdiction
| and authority of cities over outlyins
parks, owned by them.
81. by Bulla-To authorize cities ant
towns to grant franchises for the con
struction and maintenance of railroad.
| beyond their limits, leading to park:
owned by them.
THESE WE'RE VETOED.
The following Senate bills have beer
VETOED by the Governor:
8. by Beard-Relating to powers o.
the Boards of Trustees of certain cities
2S. by Boyce-Relating to the author