The record-union., 1899-01-31

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especially the friends of good roads,
having examined Assembly Bill 1892,
providing per7nissively for side paths
for wheeling and use Of pedestrians.
cordially approve the same, and pray
the honorable the Legislature Of Cali
fornia to enact into law; and your
petitioners will ever pray:
Paul M. Nippert President Associated
Cycling Club of California.
Charles Albert Adams. Executive
Committee and Chairman Committee
on Rights and Privileges.
Robert w. Neal, Chairman Commit
tee on Recruiting and Social Organiza-
ton.
w. L. Loos, Chairman Track Racing
and Records Committee.
Edwin Goeller, Record and Local Or
ganization Committee.
Stanley G. Scovern, Secretary Cali
fornia Associated Cycling Clubs.
T. D. Whitman, Second Vice Presi-
dent California Associated Cycling
Clubs.
r. M. WEIGH, member Executive COM
mittee California Associated Cycling
Clubs.
J. F. Hancock, member Track and
ated Cycling Clubs.
Leon Carrau, Touring Committee,
California Associated Cycling Clubs.
J. A. Woodson, Chairman Highways
Committee, California Associated Cy-
cling Clubs
J. B. Lamkin, member Track Rae
ing and Record Committee, California
Associated Cycling Clubs.
SECOND READING FILE.
When the files were reached it was
moved by Dibble that, as many mem
bers We're still absent and to vote on
the final passage of bills was hardly
fair under the circumstances, the rules
| should be suspended and the second
reading file taken up This was car
ried and the following bills were read
| a second time, sent to engrossment and
| to the third reading file:
| A. B. 1O4, Dunlap-To regulate the
| granting of telephone and telegraph,
street railroad and electric light, heat
and power, and other franchises, by
the municipal authorities of incor-
porated cities, cities and counties, and
towns, within the State of California,
and repeating conflicting Acts.
A. B. FOG, Muenter-To amend the
Act creating a Board of Bank Com
missioners, relating to the powers and
duties of such Bank Commissioners.
| A. B. 81, Huber-To amend the Act
! to provide for the organization, incor-
poration and government of municipal
corporations.
| A. B. 1872, Maek-To amend the Act
| to allow unincorporated towns and viii
lagos to equip and maintain a fire de.
partment, relating to assessing and col
| lecting said taxes
| A. B. 2S6 Notwithstanding cities
and towns of the sixth class to obtain,
| by purchase, donation, or devise, lands
| for cemetery purposes; and authorizing
the Boards of Trustees of said munich
palities to make all necessary rules and
regulations for the government and dis
position of the same.
A. B. 301, j. M. NIi1ler-To amend the
Act to provide for the disincorporation
of municipal corporations of the sixth
class.
| A. B. 300, Conrey-To provide for the
ownership of property and the winding
up of the affairs of municipal corpora
lions disincorporated under the provis-
ions of the Legislature, when two
thirds or more in value Of assessable
property within the former limits there
of shall be included within the
boundaries of any subsequently incor-
porated city or town.
A. b 5, Johnson-To amend the Act
for the more effectual prevention Of
cruelty to animals.
A. B. 80, Kelsey-To amend the Act
| to establish a Penal Code, defining
grand larceny,
A. B. III, Brown-Authorizing Dis
trict Attorneys to bring suits to abate
public nuisances.
A B. 800, Johnson-To amend Sec
| ton 3.453 of the Political Code.
A. B. $50, Muenter-To amend Sec
ton 3,60S of the Political Code of the
State of California, relating to the gen.
eral revenue of the State and the prop
erty liable to taxation for the purpose
of revenue. Ordered on special file.
A. B. 361, Atherton-To add a new
section to the Penal Code, relating to
bringing into any State prison or re-
forrnatory, or within the grounds Of
such institution, any opium, morphine,
cocaine, or other narcotics, or any in
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