Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-08
Night Dispatches.
Assembly.

ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY HERALD.
SACRAMENTO Feb. 7th. Me cConnell,
from the Judiciary Committee, report
ed four bills providing forthe funding
of the Indebtedness of San Diego
county.
Wilcox made the majority report of
the Corporation Committee. The bill
prescribing rates of transportion with
out recommendation.
Archer made the minority report
from the same committee Offering Il
substitute for the same bill.
Lambourn, from the Committee on
Agriculture, asked fifteen days further
time for investigating the affairs of
the State Agricultural Society.
Coffey, from the San Francisco del
egation, favored the training ship bill.
Mcconnell, from the Los Angeles
delegation, recommended the passage
of a bill regulating the fees of the
Sheriff of Los Angeles county, increas-
ing the fees slightly in criminal cases.
Carson introduced bill providing
for the representation of California
scenery and curiosities at the Centen-
nial by appropriation.
The Senate met at p. NJ.
Satterwhite presented a petition
from citizens of San Bernardno coun-
ty,favoring the bill to allow them to
incur debt for building a railroad to
Los Angeles.
Angney offered a petition from the
merchants of Gilroy asking for the re-
peal of license taxes.
., frn,,, tha 10 IN ~, coa
tingent Expenses, reported allowing
5000 for the expenses of parties in con-
test of Ward VS.. Montgomery.
Farley, from the Committee on Cor
porations, reported in favor of the AS
sembly bill authorizing the Mayor
and Council of Los Angeles to issue
bonds and provide for the improve
ment OF irrigation in said city.
Angney, from the Finance Com
mittee, reported favorably upon the
bill providing for the redemption of
unused and uncanceled bonds of the
State of California.
Eaken introduced bill for the re-
lief of the family of Controller Man.
deville, donating S4 900 to them.
heilbron introduced bill repeating
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vent debts, to conform to the decision
of the Supreme Court.
Graves introduced q bill fixing the
rates of toll of wharves at not less than
fifteen nor more than twenty-five per
cent. on the cash value of the total
cost and maintenance thereof.
Laine introduced a bill providing
for the protection of mortgager and
mortgage of growing crops, allowing
fifteen days for mortgage to collect.
Lindsey introduced a bill prescrib-
ing rates of transportation of passen-
gers on railroads.
Bartletts bill making trading boats
pay merchant licenses.
Bartlett offered resolution providing
an inquiry into the public printing.
Adopted.
The Senate passed Beasellps resolu-
tion concerning grants of alternate
sections to the G. p. and w. p. rail-
roads, requesting Congress to protect
the settlers. And indefinitely post
poned Assembly bill making the coun-
ty Treasurer of Ventura county, col
lector of taxes.
The funeral of Controller Mande-
vile took place yesterday afternoon
from the Assembly Chamber. The
body had lain in state there for sever
al hours with the military acting as
guard pioneer. At 1880 the Senate
and its attaches followed by the Gov
ernor, State officers, family and inti-
mate friends OF the deceased entered
the Chamber and arranged themselves
in circle around the catafalque. Rev.
DR.. Bone from the Speakers desk,
which was draped in mourning, pro-
nounced the funeral discourse, after
which the hody was conveyed to the
hearse outside of the Capitol. Sena-
tors Hewe, Tinnin, Roach and Turner
and members Gelwicks, Archer, Fer
rel and Judge Calvin, of Turlomne, an