The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-26

provide for the appointment OF an un-
salaried commission to investigate and
report upon methods for the preserva-
ton of forests in this State.
A. B. 81, Pierce-To regulate the
business of commission merchants,
agents, factors or brokers, dealing in
farm produce, poultry, grain, fruit.
seeds honey or dairy produce.
A. B. TAG, Beecher-To add a new Sec
ton to the Penal Code, relating to pub
lie nuisances.
A. B. 1873, Conrey-Authorizing and
directing refund to parties, their attor-
neys, their heirs and assigns of uncon-
stunned portions of money deposited as
security for costs of actions and pro-
ceedings in the District Courts and Su-
perior Courts of the State.
A. B. 1913, Muenter-To amend the
Penal Code, relating to and defining
the offense of burning buildings, and
other property mot subject to arson.
and specifying the penalty therefor.
A. B. 654, Barry-To amend the Civil
Code by adding a new section thereto.
A. B. S24, Greenwell-An Act amend
ing Section 360S of an Act entitled can
Act to establish Political Code
A. B. 217, Works-To provide for re-
deeming real property sold to the State
for delinquent taxes for years prior to
1893.
A. B. 69S, j. M. Miller-To add thir-
ty-four sections to the Political Code,
all relating to the establishing of a
Board of State Harbor Commissioners
for the Port of Wilmington and bay of
San Pedro.
ID To
add a new section to the Penal Code
relating to the preservation of game.
A. B. 6S4, Devoto-To prevent the
propag cation of disease through con-
tamination of the atmosphere by gases
or fumes arising from crematories for
the disposition of garbage, ashes, offal
and other refuse matter and to pre-
scribe penalties.
A. B. 757, Wade-To amend the Po-
litical Code.
A. B. 75S, Wade-To amend the Civil
Code.
A. B. ia, E. D. Sullivan-To amend
the Code of Civil Procedure, relating
to service of summons by publication.
A. B. 40, Merrill-To establish uni
form rates to be charged by telephone
companies in cities or cities and coun-
ties having over $4,000 inhabitants.
A. B. 1913, Jilson-To prohibit the
forcing of air in and through mains
and pipes for supplying Illuminating
gas, and providing a penalty therefor
A. B. 632, Jilson-To amend the Civil
Code, relating to gas corporations.
A. B. 500, Mead-Defining and regu-
lating the appointment of local fire in
surance agents.
A. B. S94, Jilson-To regulate the use
OF meters for the purpose of measuring
water by persons or corporations dis
tributing the same for sale.
A. B. S99, Brown-To enable steam
railroad companies to complete their
railroads, and authorizing the constrlc-
ton of railroads.
A. B. S47, knowland-To amend the
Political Code, relative to bridges, sub
ways and culverts.
A. B. SS7, Meserve (by request)-Re-
lating to estrays.
A. B. SSS. Meserve Coy request)-Re-
lating to the protection of highways.
A. B. So2, Rickard-To establish a
uniform standard of weights and meas
llres.
A. B. ia, Knowland-To amend the
Code of Civil Procedure, relating to
Justices Courts and Justices.
A. B. 1888, Fairweather-To repeal the
Act to promote the horticultural inter-
ests of the State.
A. B. S97, Cosper (by request)-To
amend the Act authorizing the incur
ring OF indebtedness by cities. towns