The record-union., 1897-03-28
FORTY-EIGHT BILLS SIGNED.
These Approved BY Governor Budd Yes
t6rday.
Only a Few Carry Appropriations,
and These Are Not
Large.

he has been in seculSiOn at Stockton
examining the bills left over 10 MIN.
There were received at the Capitol yes
terday fo orty-eight bills which had met
with his approval.
OF the bills sixteen originated in the
Senate, and are as follows:
-, by Bert, to amend Section o5O Oh
an Act to establish Code of Civil Pro-
cedure, adopted March IL, 49,. by add
ing a new article eXempting seamens
and fishermens wages from execution.
102. by Lucnsinger, to provide Tor the
acquisition or condemnation OF water
by municipalities, and for the sale OF
an excess of water when owned py
municipality.
1OS. by Pedlar. to amend an Act to
provide for the organization, lncorpora-
ton and government of municipal cor
porations, approved March 13, 1885.
ia, by Seawell to amend Section
1,127 of the Penal Code, relating to
charging the jury.
JIG, by Seawell, to amend Section 39o
Of the Code of Civil Procedure, relating
to a change of place of trial.
246, by VOORHEES,, to amend para
graph II. Section 200, of the Code of
Civil Procedure relating to exempting
80, by Simpson, to add a new sec
zion to the Civil Code to be known and
numbered as Section 1912, relating to
1he procuring of license for marriage,
the solmenization of marriages, and the
recording of the declaration Of mar
riage.
81, by Langford, to amend Sections
1.254 and ], ,257 of the Code Of Civil
70 oh n
inent domain.
431, by Braunhart, to require ordl-
nances and resolutions, passed by the
City Council or other Legislative body
of any municipality, to be presented to
5he Mayor or other chief executive
officer of such municipality for his ap-
proval.
453, by Simpson, relative to the
granting by municipalities of franchises
for the construction of paths and roads
for the use of bicycles, and other horse
less vehicles.
4S4. bv Dickinson. to amend Section
/ .239 of the Political Code, relating to
rules for determining question Of resi-
dence.
1876. by Bert, relating to fire depart
7nents of municipalities of the first
class, and fixing the salaries of officers
thereof.
$50, by Langford, to amend Section
3 3.493 of the Political Code relating to
the dissolution of swamp land or re-
clamation districts.
531. by Langford, to amend Section
3.472 of the Political Code relating to
the forma ton of swamp land or recla-
nation districts.
601, by Gleaves, to amend Section
LBS of the Penal Code, relating to ap-
peals by the people.
G96, bv Beard, amending an Act to
provide for the organization, incorpora-
1ion and government of municipal cor
porations relating to the powers OF the
boards of trustees of certain cities.
ASSEMBLY BILLS.
Thirty-two Assembly bills were
among the batch approved by the Gov
ernor, which were as follows:
-. by North, of Alameda, to appro-
pirate 81 80 - to pay the claim of ".
W. Foote and Garrett w. McEnerney
for legal services rendered and ex-
penses incurred by them in that certain
action commenced in and decided by
the Supreme Court of the State of Cal
ifornia. and which was therein entitled
THE People of the State of California,
on relation of John c. Lynch, petition
er. VS.. James H. Budd, respondent"
40. by Linderberger, relating to es-
trays. and repeating all other Acts and
parts of Acts now in force relating to
estrays.
SO. by Guy, to enable cities incor-
porated and operating under charter
framed under Section 5, Article XI, of
the Constitution, to abandon and annul
such charter, and organize under gen.
eral laws.
76. by Hill. to amend Section 261 Of
the Penal Code relating to the crime of
rape and what constitutes the same.
IA. by Mead, to secure the payment
of the claims Of metarial men, mechan-
les. or Iaborers employed by contract
ors upon State municipal, or other pub
lie work.
1874. by Sims. to amend Section 1.1S1
sof the Code of Civil Procedure, concern
ing the fling of mechanics lien by add
ing a pro- ision requiring the owner Of
real property to give notice Of compile
7ion Of improvements thereon.
300. by Emmons, 10 amend Sections
925-92S OF the Penal Code and add a
new section to be known as Section 929,
relating to grand juries, their powers
and duties.
PIG, by Guy, making an appropriation
to pay the deficiency in the appropri-
alton for postage and contingent ex-
penses Of the Clerk of the Supreme
Court for the forty sixth fiscal year.
240, by Guy, making an appropriation
to pay the deficiency in the appropria-
ton TO provide for the erection and
operation Of a rock-crushing plant at
the Folsom State Prison.
pa. by Guy, making an appropriation
to pay the claim of the Examiner"
for advertising the constitutional
amendments.
245. by Guy. making an appropriation
TO pay the claim of James II. Barry,
publisher of the Star" for advertis
ing constitutional amendments.
246. by Guy, making an appropriation
TO nav the claims of James McClatchy
& Co. publishers of the Bee" for ad-
vertising the constitutional amend
ments.
241. by Guy, making an appropriation
TO pay the claim of the Daily Report
Publishing Company, for advertising
the constitutional amendments
}61. by Henry, to amend the Political
Code by adding new section, requlr-
ing the State and subdivisions of the
State to give preference to goods manu-
faetured or produced in the State, when
contracting for or purchasing goods or
her. rror,prfx