1853 California Statutes
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NAME CHANGES
Chapter 20, pg 34
It shall be lawful for the person known as Henry Thomas Weatherwax to change his name to Henry Thomas Holmes
Chapter 118, pg 166
It shall be lawful for the person known as Alfred Morgan to change his name to Alfred Grey Morgan
MISCELLANEOUS
Chapter 14, pg 30
William Moody and Morgan Hart are authorized to build a wharf in the County of Solano near the island in the tule in Suisun Valley
Chapter 112, pg 158
The County of Sacramento is directed to pay to Albert Putnam 1/2 of any monies collected on account of the forfeited recognizance or a judgment on the same of Fanny Smith alias Seymour indicted in the County of Sacramento for shooting said Putnam
Chapter 146, pg 201
S. G. Whipple and J. F. Wendell are authorized to build a wharf at Crescent City in the County of Klamath to commence at a point on the southern terminus of B and C streets and continue alongside a reef of rocks in a southerly direction to what is known as Gull Rock
Joint Resolution 21, pg 317
California Senators are instructed to bring before Congress the claim of Felix Argenti, Esq. for property furnished to the United States Indian Commissioners in California
PAYMENTS MADE BY THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
Chapter 40, pg 56
$1000 payment to J. D. Monnett, M.D. for services rendered sick emigrants
Chapter 54, pg 79
$590.50 payment to Thomas A. Hilton, M.D. for services rendered during the second El Dorado Expedition
Chapter 57, pg 81
$224.43 payment to James M. Cranston, owner of the schooner "Faccio," for moving property brought from San Francisco to Vallejo
Chapter 58, pg 81
$850.30 payment to E. G. Baker for iron and tinware furnished to the Legislature
Chapter 69, pg 97
$2500 payment to Beverly C. Sanders for expenses incurred by order of the Governor for the suppression of Indian hostilities in the County of San Diego
Chapter 94, pg 144
$2000 payment to Dr. John B. Trask for his report on the geology of the Mineral Districts
Chapter 98, pg 146
For services rendered to the State, payment is made to: Orrin Bailey $120, William Corbett $120, Arsinia Miramontes $43, Francisco Sanchez $39, John Cole $24, Charles Ridout $6.50, F. W. Sibert $5.50, William Lampman $6.50, John S. Lee $16.50, Thomas Hayes $73.50, Henry Vandewater $60, Roman de Zaldo $20, Thomas Fitzgerald $40
Chapter 100, pg 148
For services rendered to the State, payment is made to: Reuben Clark $620, William Craine $620
Chapter 109, pg 154
For labor performed and materials furnished, payment is made to: S. C. Gray $48, Neville & Derby $70, Jno. J. Neff $50, James S. Taylor $30,
Chapter 110, pg 154
To provide duplicate warrants in lieu of certain warrants lost to: Samuel Stephens $209.23, Aaron D. Blanchard $109, Martin Hughes $88, James H. Keith $125
Chapter 123, pg 178
$8648 payment to Major James Birney for the expenses of the Mariposa, Second El Dorado, Utah, Los Angeles, Clear Lake, Klamath and Trinity and Monterey Expeditions against the Indians
Chapter 145, pg 200
$1150 payment to John Brown, Quartermaster and Commissary to the Second El Dorado Volunteers
Chapter 177, pg 275
$50 payment to John C. Cremony for services rendered the State
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