The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-10
alton CT the game laws of this State

lation CT the game laws of this State.
Passed.
=. Z. 525. CONTEMPLATING an ap-
priation to pay the claim of A. l.. WOOD
for $500. being reward offered Tor
the arrest and conviction of Francisco
Torres. Passed.
A. B. 81. MeserveATo provide TOR
certain improvements at the Southern
California State Hospitals, and making
an appropriation therefor. Passed
a. +. 449, Eugene Sullivan-Concern-
ing Veteran Volunteer Fireman's
Association of California, and to pro-
vide for its management and control,
and to approprSSte money for lis sup
mort. and relating to enrolment, forma-
ton into fire companies, and service as
| Grenen of such veteran volunteer nre-
men. Passed.
| \. 630. Griffin-To appropriate the
sum of 1000 for the purpose OF es-
tablisLing a water, sprinkling ana
pumping plant in the Yosemite Vaiiey.
Passed.
GOVERNORS MESSAGES.
The Chief Executive of the State is a
! busy official and yesterday and last ev-
ening sent several approvals and two
yetoes to the Assembly.
NEW LAWS.
The bills approved by his exceilency
are as follows:
Richards A. B. 800, providing that
| the officers of election shall be taken
| from the two leading political parties.
| Richards A. B. 1885, providing tor the
| posting of election returns on the out
side of polling places and making it
misdemeanor to tear them down.
! Richards A. BIS 1901 and 1OO2, re-
| lating to destroying, defacing or con-
cealing trademarks and to the illegal
use of trade marked bottles or other
| packages by those not proprIetors OF
the same.
! A B. $40, Dibhle's bill making it un-
lawful for Senatorial candidates to use
money to elect State Legislatures or for
their own election. The text OF this
message is given in full above.
| ONE VETO.
! Barry's A. B. A was returned with
out the Governors approval. His rea-
son, as given in his message, was that
the Senate journal shows that the bill
was refused passage in that House.
| The history of the bill in the Senate
| is that it was refused passage on Feb
ruary 23d, when Dickinson gave notice
of. motfon to reconsider. From that
time on until March 9th it was post
poned from day to day. At that time
one legislative day elapsed without the
necessary motion and the bill was con-
sequently lost by, default.
ANOTHER VETO.
Late last evening a; message was read
to the Assembly containing the Gov
ernor's reasons for his disapproval OF
Johnson's A. B. 5, amending the Act IN
relation to cruelty to animals and ar
rest, trial and punishment of Offenders
against the provisions of said Act. and
liens on property in certain cases arts
ing under this Act.
| The facetious language in which the
message was couched caused merri-
ment in the Assembly in which every
one Joined except the author. johnson,
who perceptibly disapproved. and asked
to have the message made special or
der for Monday next, when he hoped to
convince the Assembly of the value of
the bill, Notwithstanding the Governor 8
message.
Following is the text of the message
without the regular heading:
To the Assembly, etc:
| / herewith return to your honorable
lbody without my approval A. B. No. 5
with my objections thereto.
This bill exhibits the evils of over
zeal. Apparently designed to relieve