The San Francisco call., 1906-06-16
PARDEE AFF|XES
NAME To BILLS
Governor Signs % Meas
ures Passed by Spe-
Cial Session.

Z SACRAMENTO, June 15.-Of the bills
left in his hands when the Legislature
adjourned last Tuesday Governor Par
dee today signed thirty-two. leaving
fifteen more to be disposed of by him.
The bills he signed today were Senate
bills 7, Al, 4S. 46. 81. 60, II. 6, s, 10. 80,
35. AZ; committee substitute for Sc, 81,
59, 6S, rs. 65, As, so, 81, 50 and 81; also
Assembly bills 90 rs, 80, so, 20, rs, SO
and rs. These measures are in SUBJ
stance as follows:
Appropriating money for expenses of
the insurance commissioner.
Ptsoviding for improvements and re,
pairs at the Mendocino State Hospital
and Napa State Hospital; also for the
Home for Feeble Minded Children, the
State Normal School at San Jose and
Agnews State Hospital.
Appropriating money for the contin-
gent expenses of the Attorney Generals
office.
penses of the Insurance Commissioner.
Appropriating $s3,S0o to reimburse
the State University for losses in the
San Francisco fire. and for repairs to
Appropriating $4,000 for law books
for the Attorney Generals office.
Allowing Justices of the Peace to
extend the time of executions to ten
Providing for the restoration of
school records. where originals are de-
Stroyed
Appropriating stoO, 900 for recon
struction and repair of State property
on the water front OF San Francisco,
and allowing the Harbor Commission
ers to retain moneys for the same pur-
pose.
Appropriating $4,000 for the restora-
ton Of property and records of the
State Board of Pharmacy; also $4,000
for restoration of property and records
of the State Medical Examiners.
Appropriating 100000 to pay the
claims of the National Guard and Uni
versity Cadets for services, subsistence.
etc, in April, May and June, 1906
Allowing the San Francisco Harbor
Commissioners onere to retail retain $1,000, in.
collected, and increasing their powers
Providing for the Substitution of new
bonds where bonds on appeal have been
destroyed by fire or other calamity:
Extending the right of eminent do
main to the plants of title insurance
and abstract companies where the same
purpose of duplicating public records
destroyed by fire or other calamity.
Extending the time for filing with
statements by fire insurance companies
of business transacted during the past
year
Appropriating $4,000 to pay the
claims of the San Francisco Board Of
Education against the State.
Providing for the issuance of duplf-
cate certificates to teachers in case of
the loss of originals by fire or other
calamity.
Providing for the apportionment of
State school money to. high schools
where the average daily attendance
and the number of teachers employed
has been interfered with by confagra-
ton or other public calamity, so that
San Francisco will not lose the sum to
which it would otherwise have been
entitled but for the recent disaster.
Amending section 1917 of the Politi-
cal Code relative to the powers of
school trustees in cities SO as to enable
them to prosecute or compromise any
claims arising from losses of school
buildings by confiagratfon-
Providing that where a school census
could not be taken in April last, as re-
quired by law, because of fire or other
calamity, the census taken in the pre-
ceding year shall be accepted.
Allowing boards of education or
school trustees to issue bonds for the
repair of school buildings.
Appropriating $4,000 for the District
Court of Appeals at San Francisco.
Appropriating $4,000 for restoring
records and reftting the. office of the
Clerk of the Supreme Court in San
Francisco.