Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-07
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial. to the HERALD blythe. W estern
Union Telegram h Comp any.l
PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers south aud East.

Il S0iss 0s1oy AC Iva
lowing ia the list of passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at P. NJ. {:
J v Sheffield, A A Williamson,
Catherine Rhent, Mrs L X Mar
shall, Mrs VIM Harshaw, Charles
Whitaker NJ Dodsworth, Mrs M NJ
Dodsworth, N E Barnes, o G
Wheeler and wife, Rev J w o.
borne, German Grimaud, Los An
geles; ] Watkinson, II Salido, Tue
son; Kate Jenkins, z f Requa,
J M Moore, Deming; Geo w lay.
Tor, wife and daughter, Cotton; VIM
Hardy, Maricopa; G Bilicke, Tomb
stone; s Marshall, San Bernardino;
CP Conklip, st Louis; w A Hard.
ing, Il O'Brien, Frank Smith, Ar.
thur Humphrey, Yuma; J Long.
staff, Ell Paso.
The Legislature.
SACRAMENTO, May 6.-SENATE.
Sears asked leave to introduce y
bill.
johnson and Davis objected. The
latter said he understood Sears in
tended to introduce q new Tax
Levy bill and that would precipi.
tate another contest.
Sears stated that it was the Tax
Levy bill Tread for informatioD)
and said the report Of the free con-
ference was delayed in order to in
troduce 1t.
The Chair-That is an imputa-
ton on the Committee.
Glasscock said the report of the
Committee was in course OF prepar-
alton and denied that there was
any design to delay the report.
Traylor made the point of order
that the merits Of the bill cannot
be discussed. Leave to introduce
was refused, ayes IS, noes 20.
Senate, ACKNOWLEDGMENT in
quired if the Conference Commit
tee was ready to report.
The Chair said it was advised
that the Committee would be ready
to report at P. NJ.
Satterwhite moved to adjourn.
RYAN asked leave to introduce q
resolution relative to adj ournment
sine die. The resolution was read
for information. It fixes the time
of adjournment at IL p. NJ. next
Tuesday.
Baker moved to lay the motion
to grant leave on the table. Car
ried, ayes 20, noes 10.
Wendell presented the report of
the Free Conference Committee.
johnson made the point of order
that the Committee had no right to
report reasons for disagreement or
causes leading thereto.
The reading Of the Conference
Committee's report was concluded.
Grove Johnston moved that the
Senate recede from Sears's amend
ment.
Glasscock rose to the point of or
der that the Assembly had con.
sidered the bill on the proposition
to concur.
johnson withdrew his point and
moved to grant the request of the
Committee to be discharged.
West renewed his motion to re-
ceive the report and discharge the
Committee as u substitute for all
motions.
Hill said the services of the Com
mittee might be required again
and as the Assembly was consider
ing amendments, he moved that
the Senate adjourn. Carried, ayes
20. noes 10.
AssEMBLY-May, of the Com
mittee on Free Conference on the
Tax Levy bill, reported that they
had been unable to agree and rec
ON amended that the House insist
on its previous action.
The Speaker ruled that the Com.
mittee on Free Conference had
nothing whatever to do with the
House and that it was not entitled
to give any information.
May said that the Committee
had been unable to agree on any,
thing, except the amount for the
general fund.
Edwards moved that the House
concur in the Senate amendment
reducing the school fund levy to
$l,300.OO0.
May raised the point of order
thnG tuo WI WAS NV ocloio tAc
House.
The Speaker ruled that the mo.
ton to concur, to insist, er adhere,
were all in order and take preced-
ence in the order named. Concur.
renee in both amendments would
make the bill law; to insist
would necessitate further confer
ence; to adhere would end the
matter so far as the House was con-
cerned, and unless the Senate re.
ceded the bill would be dead.
The House receded from some
amendments TO the road bill and
refused others, finally sending the
bill to the Senate with a request
for conference.
jackson tried to have the def.
cheney bill for the pay of members
read a second time, when Mcclure,
Reynolds, Paulk and Gay began to
filibuster on motions to adjourn
and calls of the House. Long
finally made a whitening speech
for the benefit of the filibusters,
which had the effect of breaking
their lines and the bill was read q
second Time. Adjourned.
Affairs NJ Mussel slough.
HANFoRD, May 6.h.-Though
Deputy United States Marshal
Dunlap and party arrived here
Wednesday night and Marshal
Poole arrived last night, nothing of
special interest has yet occurred in
connection with their movements.
Deputy Dunlap brought with him
railroad wagons, teams and hands
to aid in removing the household
goods of the settlers whom they
propose to dispossess. They bring
ten writs Of election, including one
for Major McQuiddy. Asa Bowen,
the noted railroad detective, ia also
here. Altogether the Marshall 8
party consists now Of some fifteen