Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-04-08
0SkNGELES WEEKLY HERALD
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Legislative pr.otedsnEs Tc-Day.
SACRAMENTO, April 7.-SENATE
-Enos introduced a resolution to
rofer that part of the Governors
proclamation relating to the limit
Of the extra session to the judiciary
Committee, to ascertain II c0mpen.
sation for more than twenty days
would be legal.
Nsuman moved to lay the reso.
luton on the table. Carried.
Enos introduced resolution to
increase the Apportionment Com.
mittee by the addition Of four
members. Lost; ayes, II; nOes, 81.
Enos then asked to be excused
from further service ON the Com
mittee, and formally rendered his
resignation. Resignation accepted,
and German appointed to fill the
vacancy.
Grove Johnston introduced bill
to divide the State into six Con.
gressional Districts. The Second
District is composed of Colusa,
Lake, Mendocino, Sonoma, Marin,
and that portion Of San Francisco
south of Market and east of Elev-
enth street. The Third District
embraces all the remaining portion
OF San Francisco.
Adjourned.
AssEMBLY.-Lane introduced
resolution to appoint committee
to ascertain IL the State Agrlcul'
tural Society would not inaugurate
races three times q week for the
amusement of the Legislature dur
ing the extra session. (Laughter.)
After transacting some unimport.
ant business the House adjourned.
Mose Of ahe Lumpsc Horror.
SANTA BARBARA, April IA
Lom DOC special to the Santa Bar
bara Press says that Ojerino ii.
memo, brother of the murderer
hung by Vigilantes, has been ar
rested. He denies participation in
Mrs. Sargesnrs murder and offers
to prove 40 alibi. The citizens will
give him q fair trial, and If he 10
guilty, as seems probable, he too
will be executed.
secretary Elected.
SAN FRANCISCO, April THE
State Viticultural Board has elect.
cd john II. Wheeler Secretary.
re be Tested IN the COurss.
BIoas;: Cal, IA mass meeting
of citizens was held here yesterday
to organize for the purpose Of con.
trlbutiOn to fund being raised in
various parts Of the State to com.
meDce legal proceedings against
the hydraulic miners.
nsrmon Church Conference.
SALT LAKE, April THE April
conference Of the Mormon Church,
after q session of four days, adj.
journed yesterday afternoon. 1t
was not 60 we'll attended as usual
nor WAS the interest 80 great. The
necessity Of loving their religion
and practicing polygamy was firm.
~ impressed upon the Saints, twho
have been very much encouraged
over the decision OF the Miles
polygamy case In their favor by
the Supreme Court of the United
States. About one hundred mis-.
sionarIes we're set apart for work In
the United States and Europe. OF
this number twenty-five are to be
sent to Arizona, which Territory
he Mormon Church is determined
D control politically.
ourrsme Csars Of AfisOna.
PHOENIX, Arizona, April q
The Supreme Court IL In session.
The Auditor will likely be com.
PEELED to draw warrants for the ex.
ira pay of clerks to be paid by the
Territory,
The decision of the lower court
has been sustained in the case Of
Harker, sentenced to be hanEe
for murder In Tucson.
The Court will not consider the
question Of the length Of the SEES.
sion Of the last Legislature. The
city 10 full of strangers, the stages
coming in crowded.
4 Psssaion Axainss Robertson.
NEW YORK, April 6.-The Times
SAYS "A petltIOu 70 1Eoslucut Var
field was circulated last Fsiday by
the Board Of Trade and Transport
tati0n, and was sent to Washing
ton last evening. This petition
was signed by large majority Of
the prominent merchants of New
York. The Board, In submitting
the petition, have directed atten-
tion, In letter signed by Darwin
n. James, Secretary, to the action
Of Judge Robertson In delaying
and killing the bill to prevent the
recent telegraph consolidation, A.
tor IL had passed the Assembly,
and to his previous record ~ rep
resenting the Vaderbilt interest In
this State.
Rasssngsrs Ceiaing wsss.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. April g.
The following are the names OF
Co0lfognla passengers BY the a. T.
8 s. y. Hellrcad train eo.nlght. a