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Acts of the California Legislature relative to the Indians (7 pages)
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for the faithful performance of all the duties which may be req@pyured of him by law, and for the delivery to his successor in
immtice of all hooks, papers, moncys, vouchers, securities, evidences
CHAPTER XxIIl. Watt debt, and effects belonging to his said office.
@e Sec. 2. ‘This Act shall be in force from and after its passage. Gommencement
AN ACT B: Aprroven February 28, 1852.
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Authorizing the Comptroller to draw on the Treasurer of Sacigme?
mento County to defray the contingent expenses of the presam
Legislature. if
The People of the State of California, represented in Senate aime CHAPTER XXvV.
Assembly, do enact as follows : q
a AN ACT Comptrotier to «SEC. 1. The Comptroller of State is herchy authorized a
draw warrantfor required to draw his Warrants on the ‘Treasurer of Sacramesi
eurer of Xue.Co, County for the sum of nine Iundred dollars, payable out of 2
_—_ moneys now, or which may hereafter become, duc the State ag
aoaearptiedfor acerue to the General Fund froin said ‘l'reasurer, five hund
dollars of which shall be applied to the payment of the posta
and other contingent expenses of the Assembly and four hundre
dollars to those of the Senate. 4
And slowed in SEC: 2 Any Warrants so drawn on the said Treasurer {
setiement. Sacramento County, and paid by him, shall be received on ij
final settlement with the State as cash. \
Commencement Suc. $. ‘This Act take effect from and after its passage.
Arrroven May 1, 1852.
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Mo be entitled “An Act authorizing the Treasurer of the
‘State to issue Bonds for the payment of the expenses of the
‘Mariposa, Second El Dorado, Utah, Los Angeles, Clear
Lake, Klamath, and Trinity, and Monterey Expeditions
against the Indians.
E The People of the State of California, represented in SenOo
fue and Assembly, do enact as follows: ow
i i Sec. 1. Asum not exceeding six hundred thousand dollars, Appropriation of
Hg hereby appropriated and set aside as an additional War Fund, per cent. bonds.
spayable in ten years out of any moneys which may be approprifated by Congress to defray the expenses incurred by the State
Samtsonaroneltinseorereriy simian sere amet California, and interest thereon, at the rate of seven per cent.
aggper annum, in the suppression of Indian hostilities, or out of
famine proceeds of the sale of any public Lands which may be
CHAPTER XXIV. fYonated or set aside by Congress for that purpose and should no Fung.
@rcch appropriation or donation be made, or if an amount. suffiAN ACT gacient should not be appropriated or donated within the said ten
4 fy ears, then the Bonds authorized to be issued by this Act, shall
Amendatory of the second Section of the Act “ concerning i He good and valid claims against the State, and shall be paid
waout of any money in the ‘l'reasury, not otherwise appropriated
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office of State Treasurer,” passed January twenty-four, eighte A : . :
fice of of y yfour, eg i py the expenses of the expeditions mentioned in this Act.
hundred and fifty. ; aN Ee :
ec. 2. Such liabilities as have been incurred allowed as Saves: pee pat
The People of the State of California, represented in Senate ang povided hy tw n fenl bo allowed by the Board of on ope Sea eyo
Assembly, do enact as follows : for the Mariposa expedition, also such accounts as have been or
. ‘ may be allowed under Legislative authority, for the second El
Dorado, Utah, Los Angeles, Clear Lake, Klamath, and Trinity,
ind Monterey expeditions, against the Indians, shall be funded
t paid in Bonds bearing seven per cent. interest per annum,
‘a ‘To be commis: Sec. 1. That the second section of the above recited Act
on Hy :
poncttld make 2nd is hereby amended so as to read as follows: “ He shall
oath and give commissioned by the Cov ‘or ission 8 eae
oot ¢ oe y the Governor, but before such commission fom the date of issuing the sume.
issue, and before entering on the duties of his office, he shall tH? 5.0.3. All accounts heretofore examined and allowed by Accounts previ.
the oath of office prescribed by the constitution, to be endorsed 1 D eeryat Aare 1 ously allow
his commission, and shall execute and deliver to the Governor Main Board of !ixaminers. consisting of the ''reasurer and Compshall be paid in
tin » and a Fi s ‘ ; war bonde.
Bond payable to the State, in the sum of one hundred thous foller of State, and all other accounts of claims for services
: : os fénd supplies rendered in the foregoing campaigns which have
dollars, with sureties to be approved by the Governor, condition ipeen examined and allowed by either branch of the present
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