The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-12

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A. E. 1863, Rickard-To amend the
Code of Civil Procedure, relating to the
fling and service and affidavit Of bill
of costs and motion to retax same.
A. Is. 166, Wade-To amend an Act to
ptovide for the submission of proposed
amendments to the Constitution, relat-
ing 10 the manner of publishing such
proposed amendments, and to include
propositions.
A. r. 1872, Mack-To amend an Act to
allow unincorporated towns and vii
lagos to equip and maintain Fire De-
partment.
A. Z. 245, Arnerich-To amend the
Political Code, relating to State Nor
NAL Schools.
A. 3. PAT, Notwithstanding the
payment of money by the State to
counties for the collection of taxes.
A. B. 257, Raub-To add a new sec
ton to the Political Code, relating to
the payment of invalid assessments in
reclamation districts and the crediting
of the amount paid Ito the tract of land
upon which the same was assesseD,
upon subsequent assessments.
| A. r. go, Johnson-To amend the
| Code of Civil Procedure. relating to the
manner of bringing an issue to trial.
| A. Z. 2S6,. Notwithstanding cities
and towns of the sixth class to obtain,
| by purchase, donation or devise, lands
for cemetery purposes.
| A. b. 301, j. M. MillerlTo amend an
Act to provide for the disincorporation
of municipal corpora lions of the sixth
class
| A. Is. 3O2, Conrey-To provide for the
ownership of property and the winding
up of the affairs of municipal corpora
tons disincorporated under the provi-
sions of an Act of the Legislature, when
two thirds or more in value of assess
able property within the former limits
| thereof shall be included within the
boundaries of any subsequently incor-
porated city or town.
| A. Il. 3OS, Brown-To amend the Po-
litical Code, relating to the State Lii
brary.
| A. B. 800, Rich ard-To amend Sec
ton 1142 of the Political Code, relating
to elections
A. 8. 800, Johnson-To amend Section
1858 Of the Political Code.
| A. B. $40, Dibble-Amending the
Penal Code, relative to crimes against
the elective franchise
A. B. III, Marvin-To amend the Po-
litical Code relative to the Harbormas-
ter of the Port of Eureka. and relative
to the salaries of the members of the
Board of Harder Commissioners
| A. B. 361, Atherton-To add a new
| section to the Penal Code relating to
bringing into any State Prison, State
| Reformatory, or within the grounds of
such institutions any opium, morphine,
cocaine, or other narcotics, or any in
toXlcat1ng liquors of any kind what
ever, or firearms, weapons, or explo-
sivea of any kind, and providing a pen
atty therefor
A B. 3I5, Rickard-To amend Section
1881 Of the Political Code
A B. $50, Rickard-To amend Section
1261 of the Political Code.
| A. B. 400, Works-To add a new sec
ton to the Penal Code relating to the
publication of portraits and caricatures.
A. B. 400, Johnson-To add new
section to the Political Code relating to
fire escapes on school buildings. <
A. B. 444, White-To amend the Code
of Civil Procedure in relation to the
appraisements of deceased persons
A. B. 52S, Committee on Education
To amend the Political Code providing
for special funds for the payment of
teachers salaries in counties constitut-
ing but one school district. and defining
the duties of Boards of Education Au-
ditors and Treasures in relation there
| to.
A. B. Ola, Valentine-To add a new
section to the Political Code creating
the State Printing Fund, authorizing it's
| use, and describing the duties of the
Superintendent of State Printing, Con-
troller and Treasurer, in connection
Herewith, all relating to State printing
| A. B. $40 Johnson-To provide for the
construction of a sewerage system at
| the State Prison at Folsom, and to
| make an appropriation therefor
A B. 997. Committee on Ways and
Means-To provide for an appropriation
| for the contingent expenses of the As
| sembly.-
A. B. 99S, Committee on Ways and
Means-To provide for an appropria-
| ton for pay of officers and clerks of the
| Assembly.
A. B. 1901, Rickard-To add a new
section to the Penal Code making it a
misdemeanor to deface, obliterate,
NONci up, VI OtHcIWlS IGluONt,
| or conceal the duly filed trademark or
| name of another, printed, stamped, en-
| graved, etched, blown, impressed or
otherwise attached to or produced upon
any cask, key, bottle, vessel, siphon,
| can or other package
| A. B. 1902, Rickard-To amend the
| Penal Code relating to the issuing of a
search warrant -,
LAWS, BY TEN-DAY RULE.
| A. B. II, Kelley-To amend an Act
authorizing boards or commissions hav-
| ing the management and control of paid
| fire departments to grant the members
thereof yearly vacations.
| A. B. 45, Knowland-To provide for
the alteration of the boundaries of in
corporated towns and cities by the an
nexation of uninhabited territory there
| to. and for the Incorporation of such
| annexed territory in and as a part of
such municipality, and for the district
| ing, government and municipal control
of annexed territory
| A. B. 3d. Meserve-To provide for the
| organization of municipal corporations,
and for determining the population
| thereof.
| A 8. III, Cobb-To amend Section
456 of the Civil Code.
| A. B. 1856 Notwithstanding for the
erection of a mansion for the Governor
of the State of California, and appro-
priating the necessary money therefor
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