The record-union., 1899-03-20

fion for the contingent eAponoeS - W
Assembly; approved.
A. B. 99S, Committee on Ways and
Means-To provide for an appropr1a-
ton for pay of officers and clerks OF
the Assembly; approved.
A. B. 291, E. D. Sullivan-To enable
corporations owning property m for
eign countries to dispose of the same;
ten-day rule.
A. 3. 96. J. NJ Miller-To amend the
Code of Civil Procedure, relating 10
liens for mechanics and others upon
real property; approved.
A. b. 444. White-To amend the
Code of Civil Procedure, in relation
to the appraisements of estates OF de-
ceased persons; approved.
A. B. "a, Rickard-To amend Section
1924 of the Penal Code, relating to the
Issuing of search warrants; veto.
A. B. 151. cKeenESupplemental to
an Act authorizing the Incorporation OF
rural cemetery associations, authoriz-
ing public crematories; approved
A. B. $50, Muenter@To amend the
Political Code, relating to the general
revenue of the State and the property
liable to taxation for the purpose of
revenue and to add new sections
A. B. 324, Beecher-To change and
permanently locate the boundary line
between the counties of Shasta and
Lassen.
A. B. 354. Dibble-To prohibit the
desecration of the flag of the United
States, and to provide a punishment
therefor; approved.
A. B. 42O, Johnson-To add new
~ 3af no tO
fire escapes on school buildings; ap-
proved.
A. B. 45S, Brown-To amend the
Penal Code relating to the detention OF
books and other property belonging to
any public or Incorporated library,
reading room, museum or other edu-
cational institution; approved.
A. ]. r. IA, Anderson-Relative to an
inquiry into the alleged servitude in
Siberia of Frank Bassford and COM
panions.
A. B. III, Brown-AuthoriZin District
Attorneys to bring suits to abate public
nuisances.
A. B. 257, Raub-To add a new sec
tion to the Political Code, relating to
the payment of invalid assessments in
reclamation districts, and the crediting
of the amount paid (to the tract of
land upon which the same was assessed)
upon subsequent assessments; ap-
proved.
A. B. 247, Stewart-Prohibiting the
payment of money by the State to
counties for the collection of taxes; ap-
proved.
A B. 326, Boynton-Making an ap-
preparation for improving, enlarging
and equipping the State fish hatcheries
in Sisson and Price Creek.
A. B. 465, Brown-To amend the Code
of Civil Procedure relating to the ap-
Dointment of trustees.
A c. r. 49, Caminetti-Relative to
the consent of the Legislature to the
absence of the Governor of the State,
Henry 7. Gage, from the State for
period of not to exceed four months.
A. B. 3I5. Rickard-An Act to amend
Section 1881 of the Political Code; ap-
proved.
A B. 351 Dibble-To amend an Act
to accept from the Veteran Home Asso-
citation 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; veto.
\. c. A. %, Clark-A resolution pro-
posing to the people of the State of
California an amendment to the Con-
stitution of the State, by adding a new
section. to be known and designated as
Section 10. Article TX, thereof, confirm
ing the founding of the Leland STAN
ford, Junior University, delegating GER
tain powers to the trustees thereof and
authorizing the exemption of its prop
erty from taxation.
A. ]. r. u, O'Brien-Whereas an ex-
position of the products and industries
of the United States, the Hawaiian Isl
ands and Philippine Islands, and other
countries. proposed to be held at the
City of San Francisco, State of Cali
fornia, beginning May l, 1901. and con
tinuing to the end of the year
A. j. r. Z, Griffin-Relative to irriga-
ton in San Joaquin Valley
A. b. 373. Mack-To amend the Poll
teal Code, relating to public lands and
funds; veto.
A. E. 607-(Substitute for A B. 10
To protect domestic live stock from
ontagious and infectious diseases, to
provide for the appointment and duties
of officials to carry into effect the pro-
visions of this Act and to provide an
appropriation therefor.
A. B. 914, Valentine-An Act to add
new section to the Political Code.
creating the State Printing Fund, au-
thorizing its use, and describing the
duties of the Superintendent of State
Printing, Controller and Treasurer, in
connection Herewith, all relating TO
State printing; approved.
A. b. >, Johnson-To amend an Act
Tor the more affecttraJ preventiou of
cruelty to animals; Veto
a. 3. Col, Johnson-To authorize the
Governor to appoint agents to collect
from the United States the money ad-
vanced by the State of California for
the benefit of the United States in aid
ing the State volunteers mustered into
the service of the United States during
the rebellion, and allowing them com
peiisation therefor, if successful; veto.
A. B. 1S2, Mack-To amend an Act
TO allow upincorporated towns and viii
lages to equip and maintain a fire de-
.partment approved
A. E. 312, Dibble-Relating to the dis
position of money belonging to de-
ceased inmates of public institutions,
supported in whole or in part by State
aid. and under the control of boards
appointed by the Governor.
A. B. 24o, Arnerich-To amend the
Political Code, relating to State Nor
mali Schools: approved
A. B. 61I. Observation-Disclosures the
Secretary of State to bore a well. fur
nish and set standpipes tanks, filters
and lay pipes in the Capitol grounds;
approved.
A. B. 353. Dibble-To amend an Act