The record-union., 1897-02-19

No. 129 by Simpson, relating to con-
veyances of real property by married
women and limiting the time in which
to commence actions for recovery Of
community property by husbands
No 131, by Simpson, relating to the
revenue and taxes of the State of Cal
ifornia, and providing for the taking
of tax deeds by the State. and fixing
limitation as 10 the time within which
deeds may be taken by purchasers 9th
er than the State.
No. 132. by Simpson, relating To
transfers of real property and fixing Il
time when defective cerutficates of ac-
acknowledgement shall become valid
No. 135. by Simpson, TO prohibit the
adulteration of honey. and to provide
a punishment therefor.
No 1871, by Smith, relating 10 Road
Commissioners.
No. 13S, by Smith (by requeSO. ap-
propriating money TO pay the expenses
of collecting, preparing, forwarding, in
stalling and maintaining. taking down
and returning an exhibit Of the pro
ducts of the State of California. at the
Tennessee Centennial Exposition to be
held in Nashville in 1897.
general primary elections within the
State and to promote the purity there
Of
No. 141, by Stratton, relating to at
tachments.
No. 142 by Stratton, relating to exc
cutions.
No. 145, by Stratton. relating 10 er-
rors and defects and reversals of judg-
ments and orders.
No $50, by Stratton, relating to the
probate of foreign wills
No. 155, by Wilmington. for the crea-
ton of a commission for the promotion
of uniformity of legislation in the
United States, and to appropriate
money for its expenses.
No 15S, by Wilmington, to regulate
and control the sale. rental and distri-
button of appropriated water in THIS
State other than in any city. city and
county, or town therein, and to secure
the rights of way for the conveyance OF
such water to the place of use.
No. 161, by Wilmington, fixing the
fees of Notaries Public.
No. 176. by Morehouse, relating to
public schools and employment OF
teachers of physical culture.
No. 11S, by Stratton, relating to the
voluntary dissolution of corporations.
No. 1T9, by Stratton relating to the
dismissal of civil actions
No 1876, by Braunhart, authorizing
and empowering the Board of State
Harbor Commissioners 10 grant, eX-
change or transfer property.
No. 1S9 by Braunhart, in relation 10
receivers and referees.
No. 19S by Holloway, regulating the
width of tires upon wagons and other
vehicles to be used upon the public
roads and highways in the State OF
California.
No. 260, by Simpson, to provide for
the purchase of a portrait of eX-GoV-
ernor John McDougal by the State
Board of Examiners, and TO appropri-
ate money therefor.
No. 261. by Simpson, to provide for
the purchase of a portrait of ex-GoV-
ernor Henry H Markham by the State
Board Of Examiners and to appropriate
money therefor.
No. 26S, by Bert, relating to legal
holidays and nonjudicial days.
No 269, by Bert, relating to legal
holidays.
No. 27O, by Bert. relating to legal
holidays.
No. 275. by VOORHEES,, relative to the
sale of a franchise to collect tolls.
No. 276. by VOORHEES,. relative to
rates of toll to be posted at gates.
No. 2SJ. by Simpson, relating TO the
rrocurine of licenses for marriage, the
solemnization of marriages, and the re-
cording of the declaration of marriage
No 300. by Morehouse, authorizing
and empowering the Board of School
Trustees of the city of San Jose ITO erect
at the expense of said city of San Jose
a High School building on the nortn
side of the State Normal grounds.
No. 80. by Stratton, for the protec-
ton of the Antwerp messenger, or NOM
ing pigeon.
No. 3332, by Aram, to provide thaO
persons in certain relations to parties
are prohibited from testifying.
No 334. by Gillette, relating to ce1l-
etery corporations.
No 33S. by VOORHEES,, relating to the
State Library.
M 334 by VOORHEES,. transferring
from the estate OF deceased persons
fund to the State school land fund thT
sum of 100000. and directing the state
Board of Examiners to invest the same
in interest bearing bonds, to be held IN
trust for the benefit of the State schooi
fund.
No 345 by VOORHEES,, transferring the
sum of $4,000 from the general fund
to the estate of deceased persons fund.
No. 369, by Shippee, relative TO the
recording of conveyances.
No. $40, by Aram, relative ITO adverse
occupations.
No. 313, by Langford, relating to
railroads.
No 443, by Denison, TO provide for
the organization, Incorporation and
government of municipal corporations.
No AL. by Bulla, authorizing the
Common Council, Board of Trustees, or
her governing body of any incorpoT-
ated city or town, other than cities of
the first-class, to refund its indebted
ress to issue bonds therefor, and to
provide for the payment of the same.
No. 49, by Stratton, relating to reg
istration.
No. 53S. by Committee on Judiciary
ceding to the United States jurisdic-
ton over all lands within this State
which have been or may hereafter be
acquired by the United States for mil
itary purposes.
No. $50, by Committee on Judiciary.
relinuuishing to the United States the
title of this State to certain lands.
No. 491, by Doty, relating to State
lands and the foreclosure of delin-
ouent purchasers.