Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-24
AD77RTIsEMENT MENTION.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
EXTRA SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE
CALLED.

EXTRA SESSION OF TIE LEGISLATURE
CALLED.
Governor Perkins returned from San Fran
cisco last evening and Immediately issued his
proclamation for an extra session of the
Legislature. 1t reads as follows:
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, Is is considered by me that an
extraoraiuary occasion now exists for con-
vepino the Legislature, now, therefore, under
and by virtue of the authority in me vested
nv Section OF Article v of the Constitu-
ton Of the State Of California, | do hereby
convene the Legislature in extra session for
period of twenty days at the State Capital
on Monday, tho fourth day of April, A. d.
1881, at she hour OF twelve o'clock NJ.
The purposes for which l have by this
proclamation convened the Legislature in
extra session aforeaaid are as follows
First-To enact a general appropriation
bill. which snail contain no item or items of
appropriation other than such as are required
to pay ths salaries OF the State officers, the
expenses OF the government and of the insti-
tutions under the exclusive control and
managemeat.of the State, for the thirty. third
and thirty-fourth fiscal years.
Sscond-Go levy the rates Of taxation, or,
that the State Board of Equalization shall
fix such an ed vaiofem rate of taxation upon
each one hundred dollars Of taxable property
of this State, which, after allowing the per
cent required by law to be allowed for de-
Gnquancies in and cost of collection Of taxes,
shall * sufficient to raise the specific amount
Of revenue determined upon and directed to
be RAISED by the Legislature for the thirty
third aud thi1ty-fourth fiscal years.
- 70. ~ fha
deficiencies In appropriations for the support
of the civil government Of this State for the
thirty first and thirty second fiscal years.
Fourth-fo divide the State into Senate
Tial. Assembly and Congressional Districts.
Fifth-I'o enact general road law.
Sixth-To send appointments to the Senate
for their confirmation.
In witness whereof 1 have hereunto set
nay hand and caused the great seal of the
State Of Califorris to be affixed at Sacra-
mento, this twenty-fourth day of March. in
the year of our Lord A. d eighteen hundred
and eighty-one. GEORGE G. PERKINS.
lsEALl Governor.
By tie Governor: D. NJ. BURNS,
Secretary of State.
DEATH OF Mrs. PARSONS. Caroline Par
sons, wife of VIM. H. Parsons, died in this
city yesterday at the advanced age of 80
years She was the mother of Geo. F. Par
sons, chief editorial writer upon this Journal
and at the time of her death was residing, as
for many years, under the care and in the
family OF her son. to whom she was devotedly
ATTACKED. The funeral viii take place from
the residence, Seventeenth and G streets, at
l P. n. to-day, TO the Ninth Street Baptist
Church. and thence to the City Cemetery. In
"a nf uybO hos AZ.
tanned TO such a ripe old age, aid who has for
long time calmly contemplated her de-
parture from the scene of LIES trials with
pious serenity, there can be but little of
spoken regret. Tie reflection that the event
Is in accord with the universal order of nature
divests it OF that regret which is experienced
upon the loss Of these for whom there was in
the ful' nss5 of life a further inheritance of
of its privileges and joys. The aged one
has gone in the fuilness of her time, and
after Tyell-spent and spotless life, to eternal
rest and eternal advancement But to those
to whom she was attached by the
closest OF human ties-mother and wife-the
death OF the loved one at any age, however
advanced, is an irreparable loss. To these
the sincere sympathy and coincidence of COM
panions and friends is extended.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The session of
the Board of Supervisors was resumed at
I0A. NJ. yesterday, all the members present
excepting Mr.. Bailey. A petition for new
public highway, in Road District No. 4, was
received. accompanied by a bond for $50,
signed by S. DeKay, J. w. Houston and i.
n Berkey. The bond was approved and
papers placed on file. A communication was
received from DR.. j. r. Lame, recommending
that the Board purchase an artificial limb for
Thomas Koran, a patient at the County
Hospital. No action taken. Claims in favor
of r. Hickman fer 81 80, Timothy Maxwell
for SIS, and John White for SIS, were
allowed. Tho Board then adjourned until
TO- N. to-day.
SAILING rs THE AIR.-Articles of incor-
porat;on were yesterday filed in the office OF
the Secretary of State of 'Marriotts Aero
Plane Company" the object of the corpora
ton being to construct equip, sell, own
and work Marriott's Aero-PIane for navi-
eating the air; to establish and maintain
lines or regular services of aero-planes be-
tween any desired points, and to enter into
contracts for the carriage, by said aero-planea
of mails, passengers and goods" The Di-
reotors Of the company are Frederick Mar
riott. James Glib, Joseph Tilden, Charles
Kohler ard Edward Curtis capital stock.
SIG, Goa ESQ.
BUNS SLOUGH CANAL. - conference
was held yesterday by the City Trustees and
Surveyor Bassett in relation to the proposed
change of the Burns Slough canal to the east
side of Thirty-first street TO Y, and thence Oh
the south of Y street to the present outlet
The purpose OF the Board is to proceed with
the work rs soon as practicable Definite
action was postponed until the question Of
the power Ct the Board to use portion Of
Thirty-iirst and Y streets for the purpose in
dictated can be determined by an examination
of the subject by the City Attorney, to whom
the matter was referred.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-A season o.
three nights and matinee will be opened al
the Metropolitan Theater this evening by the
original Dan Morris Sullivan Mirror of Ire
land and Irish Comedy Company. A new
Irish comic play viii be presented, entitled
~ Trip Through the Emerald Isle" This
cOrapany appeared here in 1873 as the Mac.
Eyoy Hibernicon, and had a very successful
season Mr. and Mrs. Dan Sullivan will APP
pear in their original characters. Miss Kittie
Parker, LADY banjo soloist, and w. A. White
tourist and lecturer, viii appear in this con.
pany.
POLICE CoURr.-In the Police Court yes
terday C. johnson pleaded guilty to violation
OF the runners orolhance, anu WAS Hneu -
and costs. John Earren pleaded guilty tc
having been drunk, and was fined SIS anc
costs. Joe Charities pleaded guilty to vic
lating the runners ordinance, and was 6neC
81 so The cases of Randolph Kendall fol
battery. and George Malasich, violating tn,
health ordinance, were continued until to
day. Adjourned.
BASE BALL CLUB-The Capital City Bias,
Ball Club met last evening and elected To,
following officers: President, Geo. Hatch
Captain, Geo. II. Clark; Treasurer, Chas
L. Kleinsorge; Secretary, Albert I. Par
sons; Propertyman, K. Tate. Being organ
lied, they viii now aNSit patiently for chal
lenges from any of the junior clubs.
POLICE ARREsTs.-R. Ellis was srreste'
yesterday by officer Fredericks for violating
the health ordinance Sam Green and Geo
Mcdaniel were arrested by same officer TO
disturbing the peace S. A. Green was ar
rested for drawing and exhibiting dead,
weapon, by same officer.
BoNp FlLKD.-Gharles Wolleb has fled hi
official bond as Notary Public, in the sum o
So. 600, with Frank Ruhstaller and JOSEPH
Hahn as sureties.
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