7-An Act to amend Section 5 of the Act entitled "An Act to provide for the issuance
and sale of State bonds to create a fund for the acquisition by the Board of State
Harbor Commissioners of a necessary area for a tidal basin for wharves, piers,
harbors, and appurtenances in the City and County of San Francisco; to create a
sinking fund for the payment of said bonds; and defining the duties of State officers
in relation thereto; making an appropriation of one thousand dollars for the expense
of printing said bonds; and providing for a submission of this Act to a vote of the
people," approved March 21, 1907, relating to the redemption of such bonds and
creating a sinking fund. for such purpose, and adding a new section to said Act, to
be numbered Section 10, relating to the publication of said Act, and providing for
the payment of the cost of publication of the same.
In Senate: Nov. 19-Introduced by Senator Welch, 8; read first time, and referred
to Committee on Commerce and Navigation, 8; from committee, with recommenda-
tion be referred to Committee on Finance, 17; from committee, with recommenda-
tion do pass, 19; made special order, 19; made case of urgency, passed, and to
Assembly, 24.
In Assembly: Nov. 21-Read first time and referred to Committee on Ways and
Means, 35; from committee, with recommendation do pass, 36; considered in Com-
mittee of the Whole, 43; made case of urgency, 36; amended, 46; passed, and to
Senate, 51, 57.
In Senate: Nov. 22-Assembly amendments concurred in, 45; to enrollment, 45;
to Governor, 54; approved, 55.
8-An Act to amend Section 10 of the Political Code, relating to holidays.
In Senate: Nov. 19-Introduced by Senator Wright, 8; read first time, and referred
to Committee on Judiciary, 8; from committee, submitting substitute, with recom-
mendation do pass, 29; minority report, 29; re-referred to Committee on Judiciary,
31; from committee, submitting substitute, with recommendation do pass, 37; sub-
stitute adopted, 38; reported correctly engrossed, 39; made case of urgency, 41;
read third time and amended, 42; reported correctly reëngrossed, 45; passed, and to
Assembly, 46.
In Assembly: Nov. 22-Made case of urgency, passed, and to Senate, 54.
In Senate: Nov. 22—To enrollment, 48; to Governor, 54; approved, 55.
9-An Act to amend Section 10 of the Code of Civil Procedure, relating to holidays.
In Senate: Nov. 19-Introduced by Senator Rolley, 8; read first time, and referred to
Committee on Judiciary, 8; from committee, submitting substitute, with recommen-
dation do pass, 29; minority report, 29; re-referred to Committee on Judiciary, 31;
from committee, submitting substitute, with recommendation do pass, 37; read
second time, substitute adopted, 39; reported correctly engrossed, 39; made case of
urgency, 41; read third time and amended, 42; reported correctly reengrossed, 45;
passed, and to Assembly, 46.
In Assembly: Nov. 22-Made case of urgency, passed, and to Senate, 54.
In Senate: Nov. 22-To enrollment, 48; to Governor, 54; approved, 54.
10-An Act to amend Section 134 of the Code of Civil Procedure, relating to the trans-
action of judicial business on holidays.
In Senate: Nov. 19-Introduced by Senator McCartney, 8; read first time, and
referred to Committee on Judiciary, 8; from committee, submitting substitute, with
recommendation do pass, 29; minority report, 29; re-referred to Committee on Judi-
ciary, 31; from committee, with recommendation substitute do pass, 37; substitute
read second time and adopted, 39; reported correctly engrossed, 39; made case of
urgency, 41; read third time, amended, 42; reported correctly re-engrossed, 45;
passed, and to Assembly, 46.
In Assembly: Nov. 22-Made case of urgency, passed, and to Senate, 55.
In Senate: Nov. 22-To enrollment, 49; to Governor, 54; approved, 54.
11-An Act to add a new section to the Political Code of the State of California, to be
known and numbered as Section 3900a, relating to the postponing of the collection
or payment of taxes, the postponing of delinquency for non-payment of same, the
postponing of penalties, forfeitures or fines for non-payment of same, the postponing
of entry of penalty for such delinquency, the postponing of time of preparing
delinquent lists for unpaid taxes, and the duties of all persons and public officers in
connection therewith, in the event of general financial stringency.
In Senate: Nov. 19-Introduced by Senator Lukens, 8; read first time, and referred
to Committee on Judiciary, 8; from committee, with recommendation substitute be
adopted, 19; read second time, 20; substitute adopted, 20; made special order, 20;
reported correctly engrossed, 27; motion to refer, 28; read third time, passed, and to
Assembly, 28.
In Assembly: Nov. 21-Read first time and referred to Committee on Judiciary, 35;
from committee, with recommendation do pass as amended, 40; read second time, 40;
amended, 40; made case of urgency, passed, and to Senate, 49; reference to amend-
ments, 53, 55, 56, 57.
In Senate: Nov. 22-Assembly Amendments Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 concurred in, 40;
refused to concur in Amendment No. 5, 40; conference committee appointed, 47;
who report disagreement, 47; free conference committee appointed, 48; who report
amendment, 48; amendment adopted, 48; reported correctly enrolled and to Gov-
ernor, 54; approved, 55.
12-An Act transferring money from the General Fund to the State Printing Fund, to
defray the expenses of legislative printing for the extra session of the Thirty-seventh
Legislature, and directing the State Controller and the State Treasurer to make such
In Senate: Nov. 20-Introduced by Senator Belshaw, 18; read first time, and
referred to Committee on Finance, 18; made special order, 18; from committee, with
recommendation do pass, 21; made case of urgency, passed, and to Assembly, 24.
In Assembly: Nov. 21-Read first time, and referred to Committee on Ways and
Means, 35; from committee, with recommendation do pass, 37; considered in Com-
mittee of the Whole, 43; made case of urgency, passed, and to Senate, 45.
In Senate: Nov. 22-To enrollment, 35; to Governor, 49; approved, 54.
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
1-Relative to the passage of an Act by Congress suspending the provisions of Section
2324 of the Revised Statutes of the United States, relative to annual work on mining
In Senate: Nov. 19-Introduced by Senator Carter, 8; referred to Committee on
Judiciary, 9; from committee, with recommendation be adopted, 20; adopted, 21;
to Assembly, 21.
In Assembly: Nov. 22-Made special order, 42; refused adoption, 50.
2-Relative to providing for more elasticity in our currency system.
In Senate: Nov. 21-Introduced by Senator Sanford, 27; referred to Committee
on Federal Relations, 27.
3-Relative to banks and banking, and recommending the protection of depositors in
approved banks under certain conditions by the Government of the United States.
În Senate: Nov. 22-Introduced by Senator Cartwright, 33; referred to Committee
on Federal Relations, 33.
SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS.
1-Relative to approving four certain amendments to the charter of the City and County
of San Francisco, State of California, voted for and ratified by the electors of said
City and County of San Francisco at a general municipal election held therein on
the fifth day of November, 1907.
In Senate: Nov. 19-Introduced by Senator Wolfe, 7; referred to Committee on
Municipal Corporations, 7; from committee, recommending adoption, 10; adopted,
and to Assembly, 17.
In Assembly: Nov. 20-Referred to San Francisco Delegation, 21; who recommend
be adopted, 23; adopted, and to Senate, 30.
In Senate: Nov. 21-To enrollment, 28; to Governor, 34.
2-Relative to the appointment of a committee of three Senators and three members of
the Assembly for the purpose of investigating into the business methods employed
generally by the banks and banking houses of the State of California, with a view to
amending the present banking and trust laws so as to afford better protection to the
depositor and to the business world.
În Senate: Nov. 20-Introduced by Senator Leavitt, 18; made special order, 18;
motion to refer to Committee on Judiciary, 22; amended, 22; referred to Committee
on Banking, 23; who submit substitute, 30; special order for Nov. 22, 32; substitute
adopted, 34; to Assembly, 34.
In Assembly: Nov. 22-Adopted, and to Senate, 52.
In Senate: Nov. 22-To enrollment, 47; reported correctly enrolled, and to Gov-
ernor, 54; appointment of committee, 56.
3-Relative to the appointment of a committee of one Senator and one member of the
Assembly for the purpose of making such investigation into the business methods
of the corporations engaged in the banking business in the State of California, etc.,
and to report findings to the Governor and the next session of the Legislature, and
to make recommendations, etc.
In Senate: Nov. 21-Introduced by Senator Anderson, 27; referred to Committee
on Banking, 27; from committee, with amendments, without recommendation, 31;
withdrawn, 35.
4-Relating to printing five thousand copies of the laws and amendments to the codes
passed at this extra session of the Legislature.
In Senate: Nov. 21-Introduced by Senator Lukens, 29; referred to Committee on
Contingent Expenses, 29; from committee, with recommendation be adopted, 32;
adopted, 32.
In Assembly: Nov 22-Adopted and to Senate, 38.
In Senate: Nov. 22-To enrollment, 35; to Governor, 49.
SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS.
1-Relative to the ratification of sixteen amendments to the San Francisco Charter.
In Senate: Nov. 23-Introduced by Senator Wolfe, 63; referred to Committee on
Municipal Corporations, 63; from committee, 63; read and adopted, and to Assem-
bly, 81.
In Assembly: Nov. 23-Referred to committee on San Francisco Delegation, 67;
from committee, 68; adopted, and to Senate, 85.
In Senate: Nov. 23-To enrollment and to Governor, 82.
2-Relative to adjournment sine die.
In Senate: Nov. 23-Introduced by Senator Wolfe, 81; adopted and to Assembly, 81.
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