SECTION 3515. Certificates of purchase may be sold............................ 3516. Sale to be recorded................................

3517. Compensation of Recorder...........

3518. Duplicate for lost certificate of purchase..........

3519. Register to prepare patents, when..........

3520. Patent, how executed...............

669

669

669

670

670

670

3521. Not to issue until one year after approval of survey, etc........ 671 3522. Patents to be recorded and delivered.........

3523. Effect of patent issued to deceased persons......

..........

671

671

ARTICLE V.

SELECTION AND SALE OF UNIVERSITY LANDS.

SECTION 3533. Regents of University to select and sell certain lands.............. 672 3534. Land Agent of University, duty of.....

3535. Certain moneys to be paid out of Treasury upon order of

Regents...........

3536. Purchasers of certain lands who have not paid up, to be in-
cluded in delinquent list. Lands reverting to be sold by
Regents........

33 33

ARTICLE VI.

PROCEEDINGS AGAINST DELINQUENT PURCHASERS.

SECTION 3546. Register to furnish statement of delinquents to the District

3550. Copy of decree to be filed........................................

3551. When purchaser may make payment and be restored to all

673

673

674

674

674

674

674

3553. Compensation of District Attorney......

674

3554. After filing decree, land subject to sale.....

675

3555. Costs of suits taxed and collected

675

3556. Subsequent purchasers may defend suits and protect their inter

675

ests, how.........

ARTICLE VII.

MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS RELATING TO PUBLIC LANDS.

SECTION 3566. Duplicates for lost or defaced land warrants

3570. Abandonment of entry or location, how made......

3571. If lands sold are not the property of the State, the purchaser

to be repaid.................

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676

676

676

676

677

677

SECTION 3596. Title vested in State. Who may be interred therein.............. 679 3597. Duties of Trustees.........

679

THE

POLITICAL CODE

OF THE

STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

IN FIVE PARTS.

1-VOL. I.

THE

POLITICAL CODE

OF THE

STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

AN ACT

TO ESTABLISH A POLITICAL CODE.

[Approved March 12, 1872.]

The People of the State of California, represented in
Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:

TITLE OF THE ACT.

1. This Act shall be known as THE POLITICAL CODE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, and is divided into five Parts, as follows:

PART I.-OF THE SOVEREIGNTY AND PEOPLE OF THE STATE, AND
OF THE POLITICAL RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF ALL PERSONS
SUBJECT TO ITS JURISDICTION.

II.-OF THE CHIEF POLITICAL DIVISIONS, SEAT OF GOVERN-
MENT, AND LEGAL DISTANCES OF THE STATE.

III.-OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE.

IV. OF THE GOVERNMENT OF COUNTIES, CITIES, AND TOWNS.
V. OF THE DEFINITION AND SOURCES OF LAW; THE COM-
MON LAW; THE PUBLICATION AND EFFECT OF THE
CODES; AND THE EXPRESS REPEAL OF STATUTES.

Title and this Act.

divisions of