The record-union., 1897-02-19

enable cities of the fifth class to issue
bonds for school purposes.
No. > by Androus, providing for the
destruction of municipal bonds of cities
of the fifth class, where the same have
been executed and remain unsold
No. I, by Aram, providing for the
election or appointment Of separate
Judge of the Superior Court for each
of the counties of Yuba and Suffer-
and fixing and providing for the pay
nlent of the salary of each of such
Judges.
No. s, by Aram, to amend Section
1880 of the Code of Civil Procedure
relating to witnesses.
No. 8. by Beard. amending an Act
to provide for the organization. incor-
poration ana government of municipal
corporations relating to powers of the
Boards Of Trustees of certain cities
No. Is, by Bert. to amend an Act to
create a police relief, health life in
surance and pension fund in the sew
eral counties. cities and counties. cities
and towns Of the State
No. IA, by Bert, TO validate the or
ganization and incorporation of munic-
ipal corporations.
No. 16, by Bert, to reappropriate
S125.OO0 for the erection of buildings
for the use of affiliated and other de-
partments of the University of Cali
fornia in San Francisco.
No. IL, by Bert, to amend an Act to
create a Police Court In and for the
city and county of San Francisco, and
fixing the term of office Of the Judges
thereof.
No. -, by Boyce. to prevent collusion
between employers of labor and en-
ployment agents.
No. 2S. by Boyce, to add a new sec
ton to the Political Code, TO be known
and designated as Seton 1SS912 relat-
ing to the authorization and employ
ment of a specialist in sociological edu-
cation in counties, and cities and coun-
ties, and providing for the duties and
execution of the work of such special
iSt
No. 32 by Braunhart, to amend Sec
ton 3G553 of the Political Code relating
to the assessment of property of per-
sons neglecting or refusing to make or
give to the Assessor a statement of his
property.
No. 33, by Bulla, for the certifcation
of land TITLES and the simplification OF
the transfer of real estate.
No. 80, by Bulla, to authorize cities
and towns owning public parks outside
their limits to lay out, construct and
maintain roads, streets and bOuleVards,
from the boundaries of such cities and
towns to, into and through such parks
and to acquire lands for that purpose.
No. 80, by Bulla, to extend the juris-
tiction and authority of cities and
towns over parks owned by them, situ-
ated beyond the limits of such cities
and towns and over streets and ave-
nues leading to the same
No. 81, by Bulla, to authorize cities
and towns to grant franchises for the
construction and maintenance of rail-
reads beyond the limits of such cities
or towns leading to public parks
owned thereby.
No A., by Bulla, to provide for the
adoption of children maintained in any
orphan asylum or orphans home in
this State.
No. Al, by Bulla, to amend Section
11S9 of the Civil Code, relating to the
acknowledgment of instruments.
No. II, by Bulla (by requesD, to
lating to the granting of divorces.
No. 80, by Dickinson, defining the
different grades of cheese, and for
branding the same manufactured in the
State.
No. 53, by Dickinson, is prevent de-
ception in the manufacture and sale of
butter and cheese; to secure its en-
forcement, and to appropriate money
therefor.
No. -, by Doty, to authorize State
Agricultural Societies under the con-
troll of the State to sell property.
No. 81, by Doty, to regulate and gov
ern the opera ton of the rock crushing
plant at the State Prison at Folsom, to
provide for the sale of crushed rock and
the disposition of the revenues derived
therefrom.
No. 90, by Dwyer. comforting power
upon the governing body of cities of the
first class. to provide for the erection of
a Municipal Hospital, and to levy tax
therefor.
No. 62, by Dwyer, amending Section
3245 of the Political Code, relative to
labor.
No SO, by Dwyer, to amend an Act
comforting power upon the Common
Council, Board of Supervisors or other
governing body of cities, or cities and
counties of over 100 900 inhabitants, to
acquire or condemn land for a suitable
site, and erect thereon a suitable build
ing or buildings for municipal purposes.
No. 81, by Flint, to add a new sec
tion to the Code of Civil Procedure con-
corning the distribution of estate and
discharge of executors and administra-
tors
No. 30, by Hall, to provide for the
employment of citizens of the United
States upon public works Within this
State
No. 70, by Holloway, to provide for
t,he organization, Incorporation and
government of municipal corporations.
No. -, by Holloway, authorizing GER
tain corporations to loan and invest
money and regulating the same.
No. 90, by Langford. to keep open
natural channels, not navigable, which
run through agricultural land, and are
subject to overflow, to the injury of the
land, and the duty of the Board of
Supervisors in relation thereto.
No. 100, by La Rue, to prohibit the
sophistication and adulteration of wine,
and to prevent the manufacture and
sale thereof.
No. 104, by Mahoney, prohibiting
ring fights, prize fights, glove contests,
or any other premediated fight, contest,
or contention (by wha tsoever name or
names it or they may be called. and
prescribing penalties for the violation
thereof.
No 100, by Mahoney, relating to
pawnbrokers, companies and corpora