Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-24
GOVERNOR SIGNS
SCORES OF BILLS
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SACRAMENTO, March 28.-Gov-
ernor Gillett today signed the follow
ing bills:
BY Broughton-Relating to compen-
sation of officers of police courts.
by Boynton-Relating to contracts
for repairs of bridges.
BY JOhnsOn-To prevent adultera-
tion of paints.
by Johnson-Providing that persons
living outside the state must record
mortgages on personal property.
BY Johnson-Relating to the burn
ing of vessels.
BY O'Brien-Relating to transfer of
stock i'm corporations
BY Hed-To erect a cottage at the
Mendocino state hospital.
BY Beckett-To furnish free school
books to orphans.
Bv McConnell-Fixing the price of
jute sold by the state.
BY Misunderstanding to liens.
BY Percival-Relating to the propa-
cation of noXious weeds.
BY Estudillo-Relating to the levy
of taxes.
BY Wyatt-Amending sections Ills
and 1926 code of civil procedure, and
adding a new section thereto, relating
to contesting of elections.
Wyatt-Relating to liability of eXecu-
tors and administrators.
Bell-Amending an act to regulate
motor vehicles on public highways.
O'Brien-Relating to supplying the
state library with publications for eX-
change purposes.
Pierce-Relating to practitioners of
veterinary medicines.
ommittee-Substitute for sections
los, 5SS and 652 relating to building and
loan corporations.
Cogswell-Relating to the defacing of
mile posts.
misunderstanding an act to define
the powers of the board of trustees of
Sacramento, approved March %, 1856
O'Brien-Repealing section 2 of an
act relating to streets and roads in the
| city and county of Sacramento, ap-
| proved March %, 1874
Transue-Relating to the bureau of
building and loan supervision.
johnson of cramento-Amending
section 506 of the penal code relating
| to embezzlement.
Hartman - Appropriating $500 for
state board of pharmacy.
elating to inspection of
sheep.
Lyncll-Relating to the public health.
McKee-Amen ing the act approved
March 20, 1906 creating Sacramento
drainage district.
| McKee-Authorizing the Lauritzen
company of San Francisco to sue the
state.
Willis-To add a new chapter to title
| 5, part 8, of the political code, relating
to support of orphans.
| Willis-Authorizing the board of man
ayers of Southern California state hos
pital to sell right of way for an elec-
trio road.
McCartney-Relating to levy of taxes
To cob 1iCf,, pf 1Npto
Lynch-To protect live stock from
contagious diseases.
Broughton-Relating to compensation
of boards of trustees of state mining
| bureau.
Caminetti-Relating to relief of in
habitants of cities and towns on public
lands.
Lukens-Authorizing the governor to
employ counsel to collect claim of
| California against United States.
Thompson (of Los Angeles)-Relat-
| ing to tax deeds
Wyatt-Relating to support of fami-
| lies of deceased persons.
| Mountaineering code of civil pro-
cedure relating to guardians.
Drew-Relating to county fire insur-
| ance companies.
Committee on Education-Relating to
duties of the text book committee.
Bishop-Relating to change of name
of Union high school district
Devlin-Suppementa to the act ap-
proved June 16, 1906 relative to quiet
| ing title on real property.
| Lynch-Relating to life, health and
accident insurance of live stock.
Thompson (of Los Angeles)-Amend-
ing section 1870 of the political code re-
lating to high schools.
Assembly bill-Relating to tax levies.
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| a Cruel Insinuation
"Miss PRINTS age is a very tender