Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-24

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 20 SENATE.
WIN. Johnston asked leave TO IN.
troiuce out of order q resolution
ius,ructing the Attorney-General
To proceed against hydraulic mi.
uers. Lost; ayes Fl, noes 16.
Special order, the Legislative
Apportionment bill, on final pas.
sage.
Davis moved to suspend the
rules and take up the Revenue bill.
The motion prevailed aud the bill
was read third time.
Wendell moved to recnmmit the
bill to the Finance Com mittse,
with instructions TO strike out sec.
lions 2, land 7. Lost.
luck moved to make the bill the
special order for tomorrow morn.
my. Lost.
The Till finally passed.
Consideration OF the apportion.
ment bill was then Resumed.
Motions to fec0mmit were lost.
Rpweil moved to rec0mmit for
amendment. Lost.
The bill finally passed; ayes %,
noes l6. Satterwhite voted with
the majority aud gave notice of re.
consideration.
Afternoon-The county govern.
nent bill on second reading was
| cousidered. An amendment by
German excepting san Francisco
from the provisions of the act 80
far AS the time Of holding elections
and the terms of offices are con.
rerned, was adopted, ayes %. noes
10.
Observation-Disclosures moved 10
take up Assembly Bill 4si. an act
| to detiue and enlarge certain du.
ties aud powers of the Board Of
State VIticulturai Com % issioners
aud consider it. In support of the
motion he stated that unless power
WAS conferred on some one to sup.
press the ply iloxera it would soon
destroy the greatest aud most pro.
titable industry Of California.
Harrison said the House would be
just tied in declaring the bill q
case of urgency for each day. The
vine disease WAS Spreading and
getting further aud further beyond
control.
Sargent hoped the bill would be
taken up rs 1t was the most i'm.
portaut Of the session..
The House agreed to take up the
bill without division sud it was
read the fret time.
On motion Of Cameron the bill
WAS declared a case Of urgency,
read y second aud third time aud
huAily passed. Several attempts
we're made to amend IL on the SEQ.
ond recalling, but all failed.
Reynolds moved to take up As.
senbiy bill AIS, sn Act to Promote
the Horticultural Interests of the
State. The Till was read aud
placed At the head of the die.
Lane moved to take up the Ap.
preparation bill.
felton, moved to amend by adj.
ing 242 and pa. the Apportion-
menl bile; Serate bill q, Debris
Repeal bill, and Ascend. y bill l52,
the E ection bill. and that they 70.
main vt the head of the file until
disposed of.
The Speaker ruled that the quas.
ton .h ,uld DO divi led.
| FELTON, SAID it Was TINA the
House decided the question:. He
represented that the people could
not De hoodwinked any longer.
They were Intelligent aud would
Mold every individual responsible
tor the loss of these measures If
they were not acted upon. II. Cess.
Ga reassembiing the House re-.
fused to postpone the resolution to
adjourn sine die on MArch 4th, on
which the previous question was
| ordered aud the resolution adopted.
Ayes 81, noes II.
Leach gave notice of a motion to
reconsider.
Consideration of Lanes motion
to take up the Appropriation bill
was resumed.
FELTON, moved that Senate bill 81
be substituted in place of loves
motion TO take up the Appropris-
tiOu bill.
The Speaker ruled that tho
amendment not being germane,
WAS out OF order.
HoItt appealed and, on motion OF
Del Vale, tho appeal WAS laid on
the table.
a protracted debate eusned, the
Democrats charging the Reputli.
cans with oh .tructi0n.
Edwards got the 11oor after q
hai u struggle sn I sail that mauy
Democrats had frequently affirmed
that whenever any other bill got
ahead Of S,nste bill ~, the latter
was AS good rs killed here. To-day
he charged eighteen members Of
that party with DESERVING the re
peal bill, with one exception, MUIR
phy, Of san Luis Oblspo. HE was
wiling to let them 70 back to their
constituents GU this record" Here
eusued n scene of great confusion.
Cries OF "Read the list, re I'd It -
we're mingled with points of order
aud motions.
Edwards finally read the list, be.
ing Interrupted by the members
whose names were mentioned de-.
nying 1t. The list was, Baker, of
YolO, Birney, Bost, Branch, Burns,
Champion. Del Vale, Garrity,
Govigau, Griffith, Henshaw, Hold.
en-, Howard, Lane, Leake, Mat
thsws, Of San BenitO, Samuels snd.I
Whipple. Each 1T these exoitedi, |
got W and dsnlei Edwards's
F, barge, when Felton,, amid laugh. |
Ter, moved that all Of them be ex-
onersted.
A call OF the House was ordered
and under the previous question |