The record-union., 1899-02-11


etc, shall be forbidden and illegal in
any place except on race tracks and
tair grounds, and they pray the Assem-
bly, to pass the bill
The next order under which business
was done was reports of standing COM
mittees,, as follows:
WAYS AND MEANS.
Valentine, Chairman, reported Valen-
tines A. B. 10, the claim of Maria
Willhartitz; Lardner's A. B. ~, the
claim of Pat ick Carroll, and Burnett's s
A. B. 594, the claim of Claus Spreckels,
for $50, 900 loaned the State, recon-
mending that they do pass.
Also, Dibble's A. B. 81, to pay the
claim of the bulletin" for advertising
the Constitutional amendments for the
year 1896; Eugene Sullivan's A. b. 23S,
for the relief of julius Holt; Pierce's
A. B. HI, to provide for the construc-
tion of a free wagon road from Tallac
to McKinney's along the western shore
of Lake Tahoe; Kenneally's A. B. sol,
appropriating 5000 for repairs on the
second floor of the Capitol; Griffin's S
A. B. $50, to appropriate $1,000 for a
water, pumping and sprinkling plant in
-
amended.
Also, Dibble's A. B. 561, to appropri-
ate $4,000 for a monument to the
memory of Lincoln in Golden Gate
Park, that 1t do not pass; Wardell's A.
B. 59S, that the author be permitted
to withdraw. and that the committee
substitute, A. B. 73O, do pass.
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
o6
back Clark's A. c. A. 2, confirming
the funding of Leland Stanford Jr.
University, and exempting certain of
it's property from taxation, without
recommendation.
Also, Cobb's A. c. A. Z, exempting
free schools, colleges, universities and
seminaries, their books and furniture
from taxation, without recommended
tion.
Also Merrilrs A. c. A. IA, to exempt
from taxation all property now or here
after belonging to the California Schooi
of Mechanical Arts, founded and en-
dowed by James Lick, without recon-
mendation.
Also Works A. B. 13O, amending
the Code of Civil Procedure relating
to appeals and the practice thereto.
that it do pass; s. B. 66. amending the
Code of Civil Procedure, that it do
pass.
Also Wardelrs A. BIS ODD and 223,
the committee advises and states thar
it believes them to be unconstitutional
and recommends that the author pre-
pare a substitute abolishing the posi-
. ton of Quarantine Officer.
Also. Works A. B. 1873, amending the
<Ia to nj
est to be charged in California-recom-
mended that the author be permitted
to withdraw. So ordered.
Also. on Valentines A. B. 269. amend
ing the Act regulating commitments to
whittier and Preston Schools of Indus
try. and Caminetti's A. B. 372, amend
ing the same-reported back with a
substitute recommending that it do
pass.
ENROLMENT.
Rickard Chairman, reported the eol-
lowing bills properly enrolled and sent
to the Governor on February 9th:
Pelshaw's A. BIS 6S and SO, relating
to the appointing and the powers OF
guardians: Americas 16O, appropri-
ating $4,000 to send an expert to Aus
tralia. New Zealand or other countries
to collect and import parasites and
predaceous insects; Atherton's S. y.
361, relating to bringing opium or other
narcotics, ETC., into State prisons an
reformatories.
MINES AND MINING.
Robinson, Chairman, reported back
substitute for Raws A. B. Is, making
a general mining law not in conflict
with Federal laws, and A. NJ. McDon-
AIDS A. 3. 113, amending the Act con-
cerning locating mining claims-the
committee recommends that the sub
stitute-A. B. 112-do pass.
De Lancie's A B. lob was recon-
mended that it do not pass.
OTHER COMMITTEES.
Huber, Chairman of County and
Township Government, reported back
Jilson's A. B. .220 making the provis-
ions of the Act to prevent persons pass
ing through Enclosures and leaving
them open, ETC., apply to all the coun-