The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-26
CHAPTER SS

CHAPTER IS.
Chapter SO became a law on March
10Th, without the Governors signature.
1t authorizes District Attorneys to
bring suits to abate public nuisances
CHAPTER 80.
Chapter 80, which became a law on
March 16th.s without the Governors
signature, appropriates $500 for the
Improvement of the State fish hatcher
les at Sisson, also $500 for improve
mentS at Price Creek and for equip
ping the hatcheries.
CHAPTER 80.
Chapter 80 became law without the
Governors approval on March 10Th. 1t
amends Section 1902 of the Code of
Civil Procedure relative to the appoint
ment of persons to fill vacancies in the
office Of trustee under will. The
section cannot well be explained, so it
is given in full, as follows:
Any person named or designated as
trustee in any will which has been
or shall hereafter be admitted to pro-
bate in this State may, at any time be-
fore final distribution decline to act as
such trustee, and an order of court
shall thereupon be made accepting such
resignation; but the declination of any
such person who has qualified as ex-
ecutor shall not be accepted by the
court, unless the same shall be in
writing and filed in the matter OF the
estate in the court in which the ad-
miniStration is pending, and such no
tice shall be given thereof as is re-
quired upon a petition praying for let
ters of administration The court IN
which the administration is pending
shall have power at any time before
final distribution to appoint some NJ
and proper person to fill any vacancy
in the office of trustee under the will,
whether resulting from such decllna-
ton, removal, or otherwise; provided,
it shall be required by law or necessary
to carry out the trust created by the
will, that such vacancy shall be filled;
and every person so appointed snail,
before acting as trustee, give bona
such as is required by Section 1888 Of
this code, of q person to whom letters
of administration are directed to is
sue. Such appointment may be mace
by the Probate Judge upon the written
application of any person interested III
the trust filed in the probate proceed
ings, and shall only be made after no
tice to all parties interested in the
trust. given in the same manner as
notice is required to be given Of the
hearing upon the petition flor tnel
probate of a will. In each OF the pre-
ceding cases the court may order such
further notice as shall seem necessary.
In accepting a declination under the
provision of this section, the court may
make and enforce any order Wnlcn
may be necessary for the preservation
of the estate This section shall be
applicable to any and all estates now
pending in which a final distribution
and discharge has not been granted
CHAPTER 81.
Chapter 81 became a law on March
10Th without the Governors approval.
It provides that any residue of city or
town moneys that have been raised Tor
a. suecitic purpose or improvement shall
he placed in the general fund OF the
city or town.
CHAPTER 90.
Chanter % became a law without the
Governors approval on March 10Th. II
amends the Act of February %, 1891,
by adding two new sections thereto.
The Act authorizes State agricultural
societies under the control of the State
to sell property held by them in Zee,
or held by trustees for their use, or IN
which they may have an interest Inc
Act also authorizes the exchange OF
such property for other property within
the same city.
CHAPTER 90.
Chapter SO was approved on March
nth and it requires the payment into
the State Treasury of all sums pelohs-
ing TO the State. received by various
state institutions, commissions, and OF
ficers.
CHAPTER "a.
CHAPTER "a was approved on March
nth 1t amends the Act of April 1.
1879 relative to service of legal pro-
cesses on foreign corporations. me
Act requires foreign corporations oolhs
business in California, and corporations
organized under the State laws 10 ues
ignate. within forty days after peslh-
,,ing RI do business in California, some
officer residing in this State upon whom
legal processes may be served.