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thap. 90. Amending section f97 Of
me civil code-The father ana mother
OF leglt.mate unmarried minor child
! are equally entitled to its custody. ser
wees and earnings. If either the father
or mother be dead or unable or refuse
TO take The custody or has abandoned
ms or her family. the other is entitled
TO lis custody. service and earnings.
Chap. 81. Control Of shade trees Of
county by county board Of forestry
appointed by the board Of supervisors.
Chap. %. ApportiOnment Of school
ltlhdS OF district. part of which is in
("ne county and part in another. ac-
cordin% to daily average attendance.
thap. -. Amending section 1898
! political code. changing date of taking
office Of newly elected school trustees
from July to 70 May I.
t.hnp. -. Repeating law making
| ~choni h"ar'iS liahi" TOR appurlinnment
| of school moneys on failure to appoint
census mWshal>.
! chap. 81. Adding new section to
| The act providing for work on city
! streets, alleys, courts. places and side
/ WaIkS and for the issuing Of bonds 10
| cover costs Of same passed in 1911,
| to be numbered 19-A, and reads as
follows; The word places as used
! in this act shall be deemed to ana
| IS hereby declared to include any pub
| lice pleasure ground and common
which has been dedicated and accept
! ed according to law and this act shall
| include the Improvement of public
pleasure ground and common"
Chap. Gt. Provides for cOndcmnmg
land for rights Of way for canals, as
we'll a. for roads.
Chap. 6S. Amending section i3I6-A
and provides that in a school dis
trict the clerk Of the board shall not
be a member Of the board when the
average daily attendance in the elcmen-
tary schools amount TO 500 T might
state that the old law. or rather the
present law, as above amended does
not go into effect until August 10. pro-
videS that when the daily average at
tendance in all schools of The district
exceeded 1900 the clerk could not law
| fully be a member Of the board. and
apprehend that in some instances the
law for some time has not been OBJ
served
Chap. 60. Provides for licensing ma
tornity hospitals.
| Chap. 70. Adding a new section to
the penal code, 332-A. prohibiting Civ
| ing with winning numbers with tickets
| TO places Of amusement any real Cs
| tate.
| Chap. -. Providing for boards Of
directors Of irrigation and reclamation
districts power to employ expert agri
culturists.
Chap. 73. Authorizing the invest
ment Of any surplus moneys in the
! treasury Of any county. or city, in city.
county and state bonds.
| Chap. 10. An act making it nnlaw-
| ful to sell milk as 'certiiied' milk
which does not conform to the rules
adopted by the American Association
Of Certified Milk Commissioners on May
| i. 1912, and which does not bear the
certificatiOn of milk commission ap-
pointed by the county medical society
nrganizcd under the Medical Society Of
/ California.
Chap. so. An act bringing water
| COMPANIES selling or leasing water for
profit under the jurisdiction Of the
railroad commission.
Chap. 50. Amending section 1893,
G. G.. p. providing for non-residents
Of the state to file claims against es-
tates Of deceased persons any time
prior to decree of distribution.
Chap. 96. Providing fer county and
municipal moneys to be deposited in
national banks and banks organized IN
der the laws Of California. to he Sc
cured by United States, state. county.
city. school or irrigation bonds.
Chap. 81. Amending section 616,
political code. providing for inNestinh
state moneys received from sale Of
school lands in United States, state.
city, county. school or irrigation bonds
when the amount in the treasury
amounts 10 $4,000.
Chan. 9S. Providing for depOsiting
state moneys in banks for United
States. state. country, city, school or
irrigation bonds.
Chap. fo}. Amending the general
banking act Of this state. q but re-
fer to this as the amendments are too
numerous for publication here.)
Chap. f13. The alien land act. Sec.
l. All aliens eligible to citizenship
nave same rights as citizens. Sec. 2.
All others may lease lands for agricul-
tural purposes for term not exceed
ing three years and may acquire, pos
sess' enjoy and transfer other prop
erty as allowed by treaty. Sec. 3. ANY
corporation of this state the majority or
me members Of which or those holding
me majority Of the stock are aliens in
eH%lhle to citizenship come under the
provisions Of section 2. Sec. &. Leg
acles going to aliens ineligible to cili-
ZenShIp must be sold ny order of thn
court, Sec. >. Any agricultural lands
hereafter acquired in fee by aliens in
ehSiDle TO citizenship shall escheat to
me state through proceedings institut-
ed by The attorney general. Sec. 6.
Leasehold lands in violation OF this act,
same procedure as section 5.
Chap. 1872. Raising age OF consen,
from 16 to IS.
Chap. 1913. Amending section 264
penal code, providing that the punish
ment OF rape be not more than SO years
except where the female is over the age
OF 16 and under the age Of 1S, in
which case the punishment shall be
imprisonment in the county Jail for not
more than one year or in the state
prison for not more than SO years, and
the jury shall determine the punish
Chap. 1870. Amending section $40.
G. e. p, providing that a married wo-
! man may sue without the Joining Of
her husband when the action is for
INJURY TO her person, or for libel, SIAN
der, false Imprisonment or malicious
prosecution or claim to homestead
property.
Chap. t3f. The husband may not be
joined IN suit against married wo-
man Tor civil injuries committed by
her and the husband is not liable for
damages except where he would be LA
bic II not her husband
Chap. 1872. The father OF an lille
gltimate child must give him support
and education suitable to his station
in life.
Chap. 1873. An act requiring drivers
OF motor vehicles to stop in case of
collision and render assistance, take in
jured person to the doctor il neces-
sary, give names Of driver and occu-