The record-union., 1899-02-16
rettes, cigarette paper, or substi-

cigarettes, cigarette paper, VI SuoSei
tute therefor.
Also. Atherton's A. B. 44S, to pro-
hibit pool selling and book making ex-
cept upon race track and fair grounds.
that the author withdraw and that the
committee substitute, A. B. 13l, do
pass.
Cargi1l for Public Health and Quar-
antine, reported favorably on john
sons A. B. FOG, defining who and what
are practicing pharmacists.
Melick. for Roads and Highways, re-
ported back Raw's A. B. 542, amend
ing the Act to create Lake Tahoe
Road Commissioner. recommending that
it do pass as amended.
Raub, for Corporations, reported fav-
orably on Caminettis A. B. 226, for the
better protection of stockholders in
mining corporations; also, on Cobb's A.
B. 4S7, to prescribe conditions upon
which certain foreign insurance cor
porations or individuals may be per-
mitted to transact insurance business
in this State.
Crowder. for Public Buildings and
Grounds, reported that the mileage of
the committee on its recent trip to
Berkeley, San Francisco and lone
amounted to $34OS0. On motion sof
Crowder the report was adopted and
the warrant ordered drawn.
RESOLUTIONS.
johnson and Miller of Los Angeles
both offered resolutions looking toward
adjournment Johnson's set the time as
II o'clock M. on March 4th. and Mil
ler's was for midnight of the same date.
According to a standing rule lately
adopted both were referred to the Com
mittee on Ways and Means.
Devote offered a resolution calling
on the Committee on Mines and Min
ing to return A. B. 300 to the Assembly
at once, as it had been in committee
since January 26th. On the explana-
ton of Robinson, Chairman, that he
had been so busy with other commit
tees as to be unable to call his own
together, the resolution was so amend
ed as to call back the bill by or before
Saturday next and adopted.
Wade, for State Hospitals and Asy-
lums, offered the mileage account of
the committee for it's late trip to South
ern California, the same being 81 1870
Referred to the Committee on Mileage
REMEMBERED THE MAINE
In commemoration of the day Bel
shaw offered the following resolution
which was unanimously adopted:
Whereas, One year ago to-day go
of our noble sailors met their death in
the harbor of Havana through the de-
struction of the Maine: therefore. be it
Resolved, That when the Assembly
adjourn to-day it does so in memory of
these gallant heroes.
TENDER YOUNG THINGS.
Arnerich offered a resolution giving
the Committee on Public Morals leave
to visit San Francisco for purposes of
investigation connected with bills now
before the committee
Melick opposed the motion to adopt
the resolution. He thought this junk
citing ought to stop somewhere and the
Assembly might as we'll draw the line
He could not understand why the COM
mittee needed to go and would like to
be informed.
Arnerich good naturally remarked,
that for one thing they needed to in
vestigate the matter of pool selling on
races, etc, as there was a bill before
the committee prohibiting it. He had
never been in a pool room or on a race
track in his life and did not know how
dangerous they might be.
Atherton thought it was a courtesy
due the committee to give them leave
to go and one which had never before
been refused.
Miller, Chairman of the committee.
said he thought Meliek pennywise and
pound foolish as there was a good deal
-
that needed looking into.
Mead, with the utmost gravity, re-
marked that, in the interest of the NOR
ais Of Sacramento, he thought they had
better let the committee get out of
town.
Knowland from whose county the
Chaplain comes, moved that they take
the Chaplain with them.
Johnson said he felt as if he could
not let Arnerich go. Such a good
young man was not often found and
he didn't want to see him spoiled
But after all the chatting, Americas
resolution was adopted and the Com
mittee on Public Morals will go a-junk-
citing to San Francisco.
NEW STANDING COMMITTEE.
Under a standing rule adopted Tues
day, committee was appointed yes
terday by the Speaker, to whom will
be referred all bills introduced after
the fiftieth day of the session Speaker
Anderson appointed Cobb, Dibble and
Caminetti
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Newspaper claim bills introduced as
follows, and referred to Ways and
Means:
Redwood City Democrat" $3.50;
Woodland Democrat" 500: Alameda
'Encinal," $3.50; San Bernardino
Transcript" $50; Alameda Argus, y
$1O00i Ventura Democrat" $3.50:
''L'Italia,'' 50, 100.
Athertoh-To amend the Act for the
incorporation of municipal corporations
This bill provides that cities of the
sixth class shall be forbidden to license
pool selling, poolrooms, book making.
ETC., outside of race tracks and fair
grounds.
Committee substitute for Atherton's
A. B. 44S-To prohibit the selling of
pools and bookmaking on any trial Of
skill, speed, power or endurance. and
the maintaining of places where such
pool selling is carried on except with
in the race track, fair ground or other
place where the trial is carried on and
at the time of the event.
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