OF THE

California Legislature

OF

1913

BY

FRANKLIN HICHBORN

"The Constitution says that private property
shall not be taken for public use without
just compensation. If I had my way, public
property should not be taken for private use
without just compensation."

FRANCIS J. HENEY.

COPYRIGHT, 1913

by

FRANKLIN HICHBORN

San Francisco

Press of The James H. Barry Company

1913

FRANKLIN HICHBORN'S

REVIEWS OF THE CALIFORNIA
LEGISLATURE

Story of the California Legislature of 1909

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Story of the California Legislature of 1911
Story of the California Legislature of 1913

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IV.

I. The People's Checks upon the 1913 Leg-

II. Organization

III. Proposed Revision of the Rules.

California's Taxation Problem..

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21

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XIII. Defeat of the Dredge-Mining Bill.

..174

XVIII. Passage of Assembly Alien Land Bill....236

XXIII. The University "Dry Zone" Bills.

.296

XXIV. The Prize-Fight Bills.

..310

XXV. The Redlight Abatement Act.

.320

XXVI. The Beban Resolution...

XXVII. Passage of the Redlight Abatement Act..337

.329