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

fornia Institute for the Deaf, Dumb
and Blind, andsfor the macadamizing OF
Waring street in front Of the lands OF
the institute, at Berkeley.
| A. &. 159, Notwithstanding an ap-
preparation to pay the claim of the
State Board of Horticulture for moneys
Expended in behalf of the State of Cal
! ifornia.
A. s. III, Brown-Authorizing Dis
trict Attorneys to bring suits to abate
public nuisances.
A. B. $50, Muenter-To amend the Po-
litical Code, relating to the general rev
enue of the State and the property
liable to taxation for the purpose OF
revenue, and to add new sections, to be
known as Sections 5000 and 1910; also,
relating to the general revenue of the
State and the property liable to taxa
ton for the purpose of revenue.
A. z. 274, H. w. Miller-Making an
appropriation to pay the claim of 1. H.
Polk against the State.
A. E. 324, Beecher-To change and
permanently locate the boundary line
between the counties Of Shasta and
Lassen.
A. r. 326, Boynton-Making an APP
preparation for improving, charging
and equipping the State fish hatcheries
in Sisson and Price Creek.
| A. E. 347, William McDonald-To APP
j propriate money to pay the Directors
of the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum
for the grading and curbing of Warning
street.
A. e. 351, Dibble-To amend the Act
to accept from the Veterans Home AS
ISOLATION the conveyance of, and to
vest the title in, the State of California
to the tract of land in Napa County
known as the Veterans Home, with the
improvements and furnishings thereon;
to make the same State home for
United States soldiers, sailors and
marines, and to provide for the govern
ment thereof by the State.
1 A. B. 352, Misunderstanding to the dis
position of money belonging to deceased
inmates of public institutions supported
in whole or in part by State aid and I'M
der the control of boards appointed by
the Governor.
A. 3. ,003, Arnerich-TO amend the
Act to create and establish a State
Board of Horticulture, and affixing a
penalty for the violation of certain pro-
visions thereof
| A. 5. 354, Dibble-To prohibit the
dissertation of the flag of the United
States, and to provide punishment
therefor.
A. B. 1853, Dibble-To amend an Act
to appropriate money for the support
| of aged persons in INDECENT circum-
stances residing in the Home of the
Veterans Home Association, providing
for an increase to the annual appropria
ton thereof, and changing the time for
the payment thereof, and reducing the
amount of such appropriation to re-
ceipts.
a. r. 1913, Mack-To amend the Po-
litical Code, relating to public lands and
funds.
A. r. 376, Rickard-To provide for a
free employment department, to be
maintained in connection with the Blu
reau of Labor Statistics.
"A. +. 416, Caminetti-To add two new
sections to the Political Code, relating
to the committees of the respective
houses of the Legislature, and to the
duties of the Judiciary Committees
thereof.
| A. B. 43S, Johnson = Authorizing
women to vote at school elections, and
defining the qualifications of such
voters.
a. B. 45S, Brownie amend the
Penal Code, relating to the detention of
books and other property belonging to
lany public or incorporated library,