or by their own means, or by state hos or private institutions. Sec. 2. The term residence as used taken to mean and shall be considered residence of each of such persons, or t such person was employed, or in case no employment, then it shall be consid the place where such person made his o her headquarters. Sec. 3. Every person, firm or corpor agents, servants, or employees of any poration, bringing into or leaving with bringing into or the leaving within, or ing into or the leaving within, of an indigent or incapacitated or incompet in before mentioned, in any county or the state of California, wherein such fully settled or not lawfully residing knowing him to be such pauper, poo pacitated or incompetent person, shall demeanor. Sec. 4. If any person shall becom pauper, or poor, or indigent, or inca petent person as herein designated, in and county, who did not reside ther fied) at the commencement of three preceding his becoming so chargeab time reside (as herein specified) in so city and county in this state, it shal county clerk of said first-mentioned county to send written notice by mai county clerk of the county or city a such person so resided, requesting t of such county or city and county to forthwith, and to pay the expenses a in taking care of such person; and and county, wherein such person resi ment of the three months immedia person's becoming chargeable as a capacitated, or incompetent person shall pay to the county or city and of such person all reasonable charg such amount may be recovered by competent jurisdiction by such county Sec. 5. It shall be the duty of the superintendent of any county hospital or almshouse in any county or city and county in this state, or his subordinates, immediately upon receiving any person into such hospital or almshouse as a public charge, such person being poor, indigent, or incapacitated, or incompetent as herein defined, or any registrar of charities or of any charity supported by public funds or aided in part by public funds, aiding such person, to make diligent inquiry into the ability of such person or of his relatives as hereinafter mentioned to bear the actual charges and expenses of the maintenance and support of such person, and to forthwith notify the district attorney of such county or city and county, or the city and county attorney thereof, and the board of supervisors of such county or city and county, of the result of such inquiry. Sec. 6. In case such person shall be or shall thereafter become the owner of property, real, personal, or mixed, it shall be the duty of the district attorney of the county, or city and county, or the city and county attorney thereof, in which such person shall become a public charge, in whole or in part, to cause the entire or partial support as hereinafter provided to be fixed, of such person to be made out of such property, and to that end shall procure by suit or otherwise the assignment and payment for such purpose of all annuities and pensions; and in case such person shall be incompetent or a minor, within the provisions of the codes relating to the guardianship of the persons and estates of incompetent persons and minors, it shall be the duty of the district attorney of such county, or city and county, or the city and county attorney thereof, to apply to the proper court for the appointment of a gen eral guardian of the person and estate, or either, of such person or minor. Such application and appointment shall be made in the manner as provided by the codes of this state for the application for the appointment of guardians of infants and incompetent persons, and all proceedings thereunder, except as herein expressly declared otherwise, shall be in accordance with such provisions of said codes, and the public support of such minor or such incompetent shall be deemed one of the grounds for which an applieation may be made on behalf of such person for the sale of his property, as in the Code of Civil Procedure provided. From the proceeds of the property of said person or from such other funds as such guardian may obtain, or from such funds as the district attorney of the county, or the city and county, or the city and county attorney thereof, may be able to collect, there shall be paid treasury of the county, the sum per mo board of supervisors of such county or c quarterly in advance, for the maintenanc any such person or pauper; and there sh out of the proceeds of such sale or such clothing and other supplies as may hav to such person or pauper. If any pauper, indigent, poor, incompe tated person has kindred of the degree children (other than minors), father or m sister, grand-children, or grand-parents li state, of sufficient pecuniary ability, sucl order above named shall support such p into the county treasury of such count month fixed on by the board of supervisors vance, for the maintenance and support indigent, poor, incompetent or incapacit shall in the order above named, also pay and other supplies, if any, furnished to s if it shall be that the relatives liable as of sufficient ability wholly to maintain or pauper, but are able to contribute shall be required to pay a sum in pr ability. Sec. 7. Upon the failure on the part o perform such duty, an action shall be br trict attorney of the county or the city the city and county attorney thereof, in county or city and county, against said der above named. And such action shall are all other actions for the recovery o state. Sec. 8. If there be in the hands of any such person or in the hands of any offic upon the discharge or death of said po the same shall be refunded after the the claims of the said county or city an and of the funeral expenses, in case ΟΙ person. Sec. 9. All moneys derived in accorda visions of this act shall be paid into s county or city and county as is used for furtherance of the care of the persons her Sec. 10. This act shall take effect imm ACT 2636. TITLE 358. To define the duties and liabilities of pawnbrokers and pledgees. [Stats. 1861, p. 184.] Amended 1869-70, 820; 1871-2, 102. Superseded by Penal Code, secs. 338-343. Authorizing county clerks to take affidavits for pension claimants without payment of fees or compensation. [Stats. 1887, p. 81.] This act appears in full in Political Code, Appendix, pp. 1042, 1943. АСТ 2646. TITLE 360. To prevent the establishment of pesthouses within the limits of any town or city. [Stats. 1853, p. 35.] Superseded by Penal Code, sec. 373. ACT 2651. TITLE 361. Reincorporating. [Stats. 1873-4, p. 703.] Amending and supplementing act of March 27, 1868. Repealed 1873-4, 865. ACT 2652. Reincorporating. [Stats. 1867-8, p. 383.] Amended 1871-2, 48; 1873-4, 23, 357, 703, 865; 1875-6, 288. Superseded in 1884 by incorporating under the statute of 1883. АСТ 2653. Powers and duties of board of education of. [Stats. 1871-2, p. 5.] Sections 5 and 15 amended, and sections 16 and 17 repealed, 18756, 121. Two sections numbered 16 and 17 added, 1877-8, 291. This city was reincorporated in 1884 under the statute of 1883 АСТ 2654. Providing a system of sewerage for. [Stats Superseded by incorporating, in 1884, under tion Act of 1883. Erection and maintenance of a drawbridg trustees of Petaluma, act authorizing. p. 726.] ACT 2661. To improve the navigation of. [Stats. Amended 1865-6, 525. АСТ 2664. TITLE 363. An act to regulate the practice of pharm of California. [Approved March 20, 1905. Stats. 19 Section 1. From and after the passage o be unlawful for any person to manufacture or dispense any drug, poison, medicine or dispense or compound any prescription of titioner, unless such person be a register a registered assistant pharmacist within this act, except as hereinafter provided. pensary, pharmacy, laboratory or office f pensing or compounding of drugs, medici or for the dispensing of prescriptions of m ers, shall be in charge of a registered ph istered assistant pharmacist may be left in dispensary, pharmacy, laboratory or office pensing, or compounding of drugs, medic or for the dispensing of prescriptions of m |