Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-11

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Legislative Proceedings.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 10--SENATE
-Searls and Raymond were added
to the Judiciary Committee.
The chair appointed Hilborn, OIL
Solano, to supply the vacancy Oh
the same Committee, caused by the
death of Porter.
Satterwhite presented petition
from citizens of San Diego against
any change in the laws relating to
water companies.
p. Murphy submitted q petition
from the people of Santa Barbara
against the passage Of the Senate
bill providing for a change of text
books in the public schools.
The Senate concurred in the AS
sembly jOint-resolution for the APP.
pointment of o joint-committee OF
three from each House to consider
the condition of the laboring
classes.
Smith introduced three bills re-
lating to the narbor of Whining
ton, Los Angeles County. The first
is an amendment to the political
Cole providing that tide lands there
shall not be subject to purchase.
The second provides that the pro.
vision Of the political Code for the
sale of swamp and overlooked salt,
moist and tide lands shall not APP
ply to tide lands in harbors. The
third provides that no wharf shall
be located in Wilmington harbor
so as to injure it. The bills were re-
ferred to the Committee on Com
merce and Navigation.
snn Francisco Items-Arser the
AKitasOrs with M"re si,nrr
Atick..
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10.-Ad-
ditional warrants were made out
to-day for the arrest of Kearney
and Wellock under the Gibbs ordi-
nance, based on language uttered
at Tuttle's Hall on the evening OF
the 7th instant.
Mrs. White, In whose house
Duncan and Lewarne were con-
cealed, in an interview with a
Bulletin reporter confirms all pre-
viousIy published reports on the
subject, and says, further, that she
consented to her share of the bust
ness at the earnest solicitation of
Duncan's daughters-Mrs. Lew.
arne and Mrs. Smedberg, and that
Mrs. Duncan and her daughters
visited the house frequently during
the concealment of the fugitives.
The latter took refuge there on
Sunday night when they dIsap-
peared, after the suspension Of the
bank, and remained there until
Saturday afternoon, Dec. 18th.
san Francisco Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10. Wheat
Shipping, So 25@2 80; milling.
So 27}@2 35. Barley-Feed, 81 575
@1 623; brewing, 81 674@1 72a.
Corn--Lsrge yellow, ST. 524@l ST.;
white, ST. COOL 65; small round,
ST. 70@1 rs. Oats-Feed, 81 ESQ
l 95; milling, ST. 95@2 10. Pota-
toes-9i(9l w.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l0.-At the
annual meeting of Consolidated
Virginia to day, the following were
elected u board of Trustees without
opposition: Geo. Wallace. Sol.
Heydenfeldt, Geo. r. Wells, Con.
O'Connor and Chas. H. Fish. A
motion to ratify all past acts Of
Trustees called out protest fro M
Squire p. Dewey, but the motion
was carried, only Dewey voting No
mississippi Legislature.
JACKSON, Miss, Jan. 10.-Both
Houses of the Legislature COM
pleted their organization to-day.
The Governor and State officers
will be inaugurated tomorrow.
The Governors message was read
in both Houses.
Statistics show very healthy
condition In the State finances and
a decrease in taxation.
Gov. NichOiIs's N essnge.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 10.-Gov-
ernor Nichols message is confin, d
chiefly to State finances. The total
oonsol dated interest bearing debt
is $11,7S5, 293. Owing to the alb
stractiOn of books from the Audi
tors Office it is impossible to learn
the amount of the floating debt.
lie reco mmends most rigid econo.
my, and he enters a protest against
the United States Senate in refus.
ing to admit Spofford as the I.oui-
siana Senator.
The Iowa SenRtorsi.tp.
DIES MONIES, Ia, Jan. 10.-Tht
Legislature will meet next Monday
for the election of a United States
Senator. There is no candidate
against Senator Allison, and it i.
probable that he will have no OPP
position.
Congress-NO Business Ta.dKy.
WASHINGTON, Jan. lott /,
thought that Congress will not b,
able to do business to day owing t6
the hardness of its members. Nc.
Creary says that the ADMINISTERS
| ton sees no OCCASION for further
strife, aud will go right on attend
ing to its duties, and that changes
in the Cabinet will be less favora-
bly, considered as the basis for har
mon; riel some other y aus
4 I9ref !I.tY Eaia ltas e9uetu
ailn tht. he rresgH Congress 3.
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