Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-25
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legislation preventing the Central
Pacific Railroad Company from
making unjust DETERMINATIONS and
practicing extortions. Referred.
| salisbury called up the resolu.
tion submitted by him on the 18th
inst, calling upon the Secretary of
the treasury for information in re.
gard to the commission paid bank
ers and others for negotiating the
sale OF United States bonds, etc,
Morrill, submitted an amend
ment providing that information
heretofore communicated to either
House of Congress shall not be re-.
peated, but reference to the docu-
ment where the same is to be found
shall be made and the names of
subscribers may be omitted. The
amendment was accepted by Sanls-
oury and the resolution agreed to
as amended.
d0UsE.-A proposition to have
the sugar bill made the special
order for Wednesday next was OBJ.
jected to by Banks.
Inc Senate amendments to the
bill appropriating 100000 for trans.
portation of coin and bullion, and
$40. GOO for miscellaneous expenses
OF the House, were concurred in.
Another Redemption Call.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-.The Sec.
retary of the Treasury this after
noon issued the eighty.fourth call
for the redemption of five-twenty
bonds of '65 and consols of '67
The call is for twenty million
dollars.
Will Oppose the New YpIh Notninn-
ti"ns-Shnron o" Railroads.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-The Sen.
ate Committee on Nominations has
decided to report adversely on the
New York nominations.
Sharon said, on presenting the
resolutions of the Nevada Legisla.
ture to-day: The evils complain
ed of have existed a long time.
The people have right to be pro-
tected. As the Government has
subsidized this road by its money
and lands, Congress should see that
the people are not imposed upon by
these railroad corporations. In
other words, the creature should
not be allowed to rise above the
creator.
Rscpsntn sh tss an Additional Appra.
psiation OF 1922 900.
WASHINGTON, Jan. A.-In the
Senate the Vice. President present.
ell communication from the Sec-
retary of the Interior approving the
application of the Surveyor Gener-
al of California for an additional
appropriation of 1922, 900. Referred
to Committee on Appropriations.
u. batting I.u,tr-ii's Pa,gas Lmnd
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-Lut-
trelps Pulgas Ranch bill came up
again in the House to-day. 1t was
vigorously opposed by Horace
Davis, who said it's passage w0hld |
unsettle all real estate titles ON the |
Pacific Coast, as it was an attempt |
to destroy patent issued twenty.
two years ago and overthrow titles
which had been nine times favora.
bly, adjudicated. Luttrell supported |
the bill.
Chandler, who reported against
it as Chairman of the Private
Land Claims Committee in the |
last Congress, made a long speech
in opposition. The morning hour
expired and the bill went over
without action, but comes up |
again next Friday.
Aaother Move TIA the McGnrrnhnn n
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24th.-The |
House Committee on Public Lands
to-day adopted q resolution request
ing the Chairman to prepare bill
referring all claims of the Panoche
Grande Quicksilver Mines to the
Court of Claims to determine the
ownership, and requiring the At
torney. General to appear in behalf
of the Government.
A Bsii TO Ressrrct chinese Im,sniE ra.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-Grover,
of Oregon, INTRODUCED o bill to-day |
to restrict Chinese immigration to |
the United States.
New York STOCK Exchange.
NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-The Ex-
amining Committee of the Stock
Exchange have voted to place min
ing stocks upon their list. They |
require $50 for expenses and
sworn statement of the financial |
condition of the company making |
application; to send, at its expense,
an expert, named by the Exchange,
to examine the mine and other |
property of the company. The
first stock placed on the list is the
Homestake Mining Company of
California; also, ten millions of
stock of the Homestead Mining
Company of Dakota.
The Fiarida eorruD.ionists sen-
JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 24.-Iu the |
United States Circuit Court Judge
Settle to-day sentenced the Bre-
ward County Canvassing Board,
convicted of making false returns
of the late election. Lee, the
County Clerk, was sentenced to
three years; Wright and Johns,
Sheriff and Justice respectively
one year each in the Penitentiary.
Lee Is also State Senator-eleet.
A Constitution FIXED MP for Bu:-
EREia.
TIRNovA, Jan. PA Constitu.
ton for Bulgaria has been ratified
by the Czar and has arrived here.
It will be translated into the Bul.
garian language and communicate
ed to foreign Consuls and the Bull
garian Assembly. The time con.
sumed in translation will probably