The record-union., 1899-02-11
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Overcoats, $40.

State of California upon, the complaint
of e. P. Colgan, as Controller OF said
State, plaintiff, VS.. John N. E. Wilson,
Frank C. de Long and James D. Byrnes,
defendants
S. C. r. ), by Boyce, relative to set
ting apart a room in the State Capitol
building for office of Lieutenant Gov
ernor, was adopted.
BILLS PASSED.
On the third reading file fifteen bills
were passed and three joint resolutions
adopted, as follows:
A. B. 291, by E. D. Sullivan, to enable
corporations owning property in Tor
eign countries to dispose of the same
with the consent of two-thirds of the
stockholders.
A. b. 4, by Johnson, to create an ex-
empt firemen's relief fund in the sew
eral counties, cities and counties, cities
and towns of the State, and relating to
the enrolment, formation into fire COM
panies and service as firemen of such
exempt firemen-
A. B. 800, by Chenoweth, to amend
the Act to provide for the organization
and management of county fire insur-
ance companies, by making it apply to
all the counties in the State.
A. B. 35S, by O'Brien, to amend Sec
ton 4O7 of the Code of Civil Procedure,
relating to summons.
A. B. 354, by Dibble, to prohibit the
desecration of the flag of the United
States. especially in the matter of US
ing it for advertising purposes, and to
provide a punishment therefor.
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ton 1886 of the Code of Civil Proceed.
ure, relating to the writ of mandate.
A. B. 352, by Dibble, relating to the
disposition 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. This Act
enables any personal property Of de-
ceased veterans, under the amount
$500 to be delivered to heirs or friend
of deceased without the cost of admin
istration.
A. B. $40, by Valentine. appropriating
S75, COO for the support of the State
Printing Office.
A. B. 42O, by Johnson. to add a new
section to the Political Code, relating
to fire escapes on school buildings of
two stories in hight or over.
A. B. 444, by White, to amend the
Code of Civil Procedure, relating to
the appraisements of estates of de-
ceased persons.
A. B. 1873, by Johnson, to amend the
Act to insure the better education of
practitioners of dental surgery, and to
regulate the practice of dentistry, all
relating to the State Board of Dental
Examiners, and regulating the practice
of dentistry in this State.
A. B. 247, by Stewart. prohibiting the
payment of money by the State to
counties for the collection of taxes.
A. J. r. Z, by Griffin, relative to irri-
CATION in San Joaquin Valley.
A. ]. r. IA, by Anderson, relative TO
an inquiry into the alleged servitude in
Siberia of Frank Bassford and COM
panions.
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 educational
institution. ~
A. B. 257, Raub, to add new Sec
ton to the Political Code relating to
the payment of invalid assessments In
reclamation districts, and the credit
I ing of the amount paid Ito the
tract of land upon which the same was
assessed) upon subsequent assessments
SECOND READING FILE.
The following bills were read Sec