The record-union., 1899-03-29
GOVERNOR SIGNS BILLS.
"A HUNDRED AND FIFTY HAVE
BECOME LAWS.
Not All the Anxious Ones, However,
Will BE. Gladdened by the
List.

Governor Gage sent in large batch
of signed bills to the secretary OF
States office yesterday afternoon, and
then left the city on the first tram. Ihe
bills that have received his signature
and become laws are as follows:
ASSEMBLY BILLS.
A. B. 19. Rickard-To amend Sections
1888, 1904. lib, 111J, 1130, ll5l, il6o
1164, 1174, i11S7, 11SS, 1896, 1877, l2o''
1911. 1857. 1858 and 1853 of the Politi-
cal Code. and to repeal Section l22s
thereof, all relating to elections.
A. B. 80, Kelley-To appropriate
money to pay the Directors OF the
California Institute for the Deaf, Dumb
md Blind. and for the concrete gutter
ing, culverting and macadamlzlng Oh
Waring street in front OF the lands OF
the Institute of the Deaf, Dumb and
Blind of Berkeley, California, Whlch
work was performed and materials fur-
nished under a contract with Guy dyue
Chick. Superintendent of Streets OF the
town Of Berkeley, California, his au-
thority having been acquired under the
general streets law of this state.
A B. "a. Meserve-To provide for GER
tain improvements at the Soulnerh
California State Hospitals, and making
an appropriation therefor.
A. B. go, Neutrality-suspicious.
money to pay the expense or collectihS'
preparing, forwarding, installing, main
tanning and returning an EXHIBIT OF tne
products of the State of California at
the Paris Exposition in 1910; also, Tor
providing a commission, salaries and
travelling expenses of commission and
attaches.
A. &. 14O, Caminetti-To repeal AN
Act prescribing the manner or locatilis
mining claims upon the public domain
of the United States, recording notlce
of location thereof, amending defectlVe
locations. and providing for the deposlt
of district records with County Ne-
corder. and prescribing the effect to be
given to recordation of notices OF lcca-
tion and affidavit" approved March 20
1897.
A. B. 90. Observation-Disclosures the
Secretary of State to appoint a clerk, III
addition to the number now allowed ny
law. to be known as Janitor's Clerk,
providing for the payment of his salary
for the remainder of the fiftieth hscal
year.
A. B. 24S, Wardel1-Making an appro-
priation to pay the claim of Oliver r.
Chapman, arising upon judgment re
covered against the State of California.
in the Superior Court of the City and
County of San Francisco, on August
s, 1895.
A. B. 347. VIM. McDonald-An Act
to appropriate money to pay the Direct
prs of the Deaf. Dumb and Blind Asy-
Waring street. in front of the lands OF
the Institute for the Deaf, Dumb and
Blind of Berkeley, California which
work was performed and materials fur-
nished under a contract by Guy L.
Chick, Superintendent of Streets of the
town of Berkeley California, his au-
thority having been acquired under the
general street law of this State.
A. B. 353. Dibble-To amend an Act
entitled IAN Act approved February
2s, 1887, entitled An Act to amend an
Act to appropriate money for the sup
port of aged persons in INDECENT cir
cumstances. residing in the Home OF
the Veterans Home Association, ap-
proved March I, 1888; providing for an
increase to the annual appropriation
thereof and changing the time for the
rayment thereof" approved March -,
1898: reducing the amount OF SUCH ap-
preparation to receipts.
A. p. 366, Hoey-Limiting the hours
pf daily services of laborers, worklnen,
and mechanics employed upon the pub
lie works of, or work done, for the
state of California. or any political
subdivision thereof.
A. B. 4O7. Conrey-Making an appro-
priation to pay the claim Of ''The Capt.
tar for advertising constitutional
amendments.
A.B. 416, Caminetti-To add two new
sections to an Act entitled An Act to
establish a Political Code approved
March 10. 1872. to be numbered re-
spectively Sections 24S and 249, relat-
ing to the committees Of the respect
i've houses of the Legislature, end to
the duties of the Judiciary Committees
thereof.
A. B. 44O ]. NJ Miller-An Act adding
a new section to the Political Code Of
the State of California TO be numbered
1921, authorizing the granting by
Boards of Supervisors and by the mu-
nicipal authorities of cities and towns
to railroad corporations of franchises
for the construction Of wharves and
piers for terminal purposes of such rail-
road corporations, when found neces-