The record-union., 1899-02-14
Afternoon Session.

The special Assembly file was taken
up upon reassembling, and the follow
ing bills were disposed Of
A. B. 40, 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 con-
troll aof annexed territory; passed 21 to
0-Title approved.
A. B. 1872, Works-To provide for the
satisfaction of record of real property
mortgages which have been foreclosed
and the property covered thereby sold.
and to provide for the form of such
satisfaction; read third time, passed, 25
to 0-Title approved.
A. B. III, Cobb-Tol amend Section
456 of the Civil Code, relative to the
issuance of bonds by railroad corpora
tions; read third time, amended by
special committee and bill ordered
printed.
A. B. 42, Kelley-To amend an Act
authorizing boards or commissions hav-
ing the management and control of
members thereof yearly vacations mo-
tion to deny bill a second reading lost
IL to 20-Bill read second time and to
third reading.
A B. 30S, Brown-To amend Sections
Title " of the Political Code, relating
to the State Library; providing that
the Governor shall appoint Library
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% to 8. Simpson changed his vote and
gave notice of motion to reconsider
Substitute for Assembly bill 80, to
amend Sections 2,579, 2,5SS, 2,5S9,
2,59O 2,591 and 2,605, of the Political
Code, relating to the powers and duties
of said Board of State Harbor Commits
sioners for the bay of San Diego; read
third time, passed, % to 2LTitle ap-
proved.
A. B. 3O1, Miller-To amend an Act
to provide for the disincorporation of
municipal corporations Of the sixth
class, by amending Sections l and 2
thereof, relating to disincorporation of
municipal corporations; read third time
and passed, "a to 0-Title approved
A. B. 302 Conrey-To provide for the
ownership of property and the winding
tions disincorporated under the provis-
ions of an Act to provide. for the dis
incorporation of municipal corporations
of the sixth class, when two-thirds or
more in value of assessable property
within the former limits thereof shall
be included within the boundaries of
any subsequently incorporated city or
town; read third time and passed, % to
O-Title approved.
A B. 273. Mead-To amend Sections
2, 8. 4 and 5 of an Act to provide
system of street improvement bonds to
represent certain assessments for the
cost of street work and improvement
within municipalities. and also for the
payment of such bonds; read third time
and passed, "a to 0-Title approved.
A. B. 366, Hoey-Limiting the hours
of daily services of laborers, workmen,
and mechanics, employed upon the pub
lie works of, or work done for, the
State Of California, or any political
subdivision thereof; read third time
and passed. % to 3-Title approved
MORE BILLS.
New bills were introduced and re-
ferred to committees as follows:
Cutter-Appropriating $3.50 to pay
the San Francisco Chronicle for pub
fishing proposed Constitutional amend
ments. Finance and Claims.
Nutt-Fixing the fee to be charged
by County and City Recorders, for fl
ing certificates of tax sales issued by
the Tax Collector of any municipality
within this State, when bound in book
form. County Government and Town
ship Organization
Shortridge-Appropriating 5000 to pay
the Stockton Mali for publishing Con-
stitutional amendments Finance and
Claims.
-Appropriating $500 to pay
the Stockton 1ndependent" for pub
fishing Constitutional amendments FL
nance and Claims.
Morehouse- Fixing the legal rate Of
interest at per cent. except In cases
of express contract judiciary.
Prisk-Amending Section 225 of the
Code of Civil Procedure, relating to the
summoniug Of Grand and trial jurors
for courts ol record. Judiciary.