Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-20


] Dold and wife, T P Carey an
wife, A M Fletcher, E Caldwell,
A Potter, Gen w Taylor, ] Saxo
Taylor.
The Legislature.
SACRAMENTO, March 10Th
Assembly met at 10 A. NJ, and too
up the general appropriation bill
as reported, with amendment
from the Ways aud Means Com
mittee of the Whole.
The Senate took up the Banl
Com missioners' bill. Considered il
Committee of the Whole. Graf,
offered an amendment, providin,
that only one Commissioner be ap
pointed, instead of three.
whe" Booes viii Resign.
SACRAMENTO, March 19.-Sena
tor Bones says, with regard to the
proposition of the Alameda Work
ingmen, that he resign, that h,
Will consider the matter and re-
turn an answer two years from thu
first Of April next.
San Frnucisco Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 49,
Wheat tending upward; Milling
$l.924@$l.95; Shipping $l.s5@1.9O
Barley firm; feed $l.25@$1.3O
Oats steady at $1.55@$1.S0. Corn
inactive and nominal. Potatoes il
good demand and prices firm al
$2,00@$2.374.
Result Of She Mary Ssvitie Elections
MARYsvILLE, March 19.-Full
returns give Rideout, the Peoples
candidate for Mayor, 1855 majority
The citizens and Workingmen elect
Casad, Marshal; Fitzgerald, Asses
sor and Bingham, Treasurer, by
majorities of 1856, 105 and AZ, re-
spectively.
Vaii+Ir Election.
VALLEJO, March 19.-The mum.
cipal election passed off very qui-
city yesterday, only ], ,O32 votes be.
ing polled, against 1,4l7 at the
county election of last Fall. The
Republicans elect ak Trustees, the
Marshal and the City Assessor, and
three School Directors, the Su-
perintendent of Schools and School
Assessor. One School Director
and one trustee of the Democratic
and Workingmen's ticket were
elected. The Republican candidate
for City Assessor was elected over
his opponent who was on
both the Democratic and
Workingmen's tickets. This
gives the Republicans n
clean sweep with the exception of
two officers. The vote for marshal, :,
which is probably a fair party
test, was as follows: Mcdonald
Republican,, 449; Wilson Demo
craft, 240; Fagin (WorkingmaU, +,
$40.
Shat In ~ II ~.
VIRGINIA, New, March 19,h. -
About eleven O'Clock last evening
Jack Nagle, foreman OF the Bel.
cher, got into row with Dennis
Callahan at dance in Gold Hill.
The trouble began in the ball room,
and was settled outside with pis.
tolls. Nagle's shot missed Gala
han and entereu the bowels of Ned
Boyle, foreman of the Alta. Boyle
will die before the day is out.
D"inss Yest-.L., +,
WASHINGTON, March Is. House
Bills introduced:
BY Vance, granting pensions to
soldiers who enlisted out of pris-
Gus; also for the payment of GER
tain Southern mail contractors.
This Sill provides that no claim
shall be paid which has heretofore
been paid by the Confederate Gov
ernment.
BY Money, granting alternate
sections of land to the State of
Mississippi to aid in the construc-
ton of the Ship Island, Ripley &
Railroad.
BY Gibson, for the appointment
Of commission to ascertain on
what terms a treaty of commerce
with Mexico can he arranged.
By Monroe, relating to telegraph
ic communication between the
United States and foreign countries.
by Lampson, proposing an
to the Constitution
providing that the President shall
be elected by direct vote of the
people.
By Conger, repeating the law APP
three hundred and
seventy-five thousand dollars for
the payment of certain Southern
mail contractors.
By Cox, of New York, for the
erection of q monument over the
grave of Thomas Jefferson.
Mayhew, from the District of
Committee, reported d
bill investing the District Commits
sioners with the power of the late
Board Of Auditors, for the purpose
of issuing certificates on claims
passed upon and allowed by such
Board, but for which no certificate
had been prepared; also that out
certificates issued by the
Board of Auditors which shall
hereafter be issued by the Commits
sioners shall be convertible into
three sixty-five bonds. The bill
was referred to the Committee of
the Whole and then the House re-
solved itself into such committee,
SteDger in the Chair, for the pur-
pose of considering the bill. Eden
opposed it. He sometimes heard
about paying Southern claims, but
he never had seen a batch of claims
that he thought so little of as this
mass of rotten claims which came
up from the purlieus of the old
Washington ring. After further
discussion the Committee, without
action, adjourned.
SENATE-Farland, from the Com
mittee Oh Territories, reported
favorably a joint resolution disap-
proving of the act of the Territory
of Arizona granting a charter to
the Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany passed the seventh of Febru-
nrv 1877 PLACED on tho calauhar