Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-17
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MoJAvE, Feb. 16 Los Ange lie,
IF Lane, Mrs M A Myles, P Smyth
Mrs Gatewood, D Mckay jE, G s
Gilbert, Col G LoriDg. L ScOfeld
Dan'l McCarty, g Valensin, H J
McKusick, 8 w Levy and wife.
Colton-W III Mintor.
Santa Ana-Jas Muyr, j NJ
Lemon
San Gabriel-Gen Bridge. Mis-:
Lucy Oils
Afisona-A M wombIe, H
Smilh, Y Cornell, Harry Hopkin
con, g 7 Hargraves, 8 A Vegia
Mira May, Jas Feors wife and five
children. H Quingley. N ] Cole
man..J n Steinberger.
e.,Hi~ "n D,bsis N"w-A Ynbn
Dem 0"ne.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. 15.-The
Governor does not hesitate TO say
that he will sustain the Legislature
In the repeal Of the present law. IL
his special message he laid before
that body all the information al
hand and In doing SO designed to
place the responsibility for the
further adherence to the system
OF the members chosen by the peo-
pie to make and unmake laws. The
message was sent In early so that
ample time for reflection could be
had. The Republican party is re-.
spOnsible for the enactment of the
Debris law, aud the same party will
be held accountable for the reten.
ton of the law on the Statute
books. The Governor says that lie
held the bill for ten days last seq
sion. and during that time was PEE
titionsa by thousands OF people to
approve 1t, but did not receive one
demonstrates.
There Is no marked change in
debris affairs. Intelligence now
comes from the Yuba that 800 feet
Of the brush dam across that
stream was swept clean away ny
the recent flood. 1t will be- hard
to repeal tho pre- sent law, because
the Assembly is on the fence when
"Slickens comes In sight. The
repealers do not seem strong
enough to take the repeal bill up
out Of its regular order, but they
are taking care that nothing below
the repeal on file shall have con-
sIderation.
Ne0~ts Bs,ts Cnssed.
SACRAMENTO. Feb. l5.-The
Senate has finally passed a number
Of bills. among which are the foi'
lowing;
Senate bill No. 2s7-An act to
divide the State into drainage and
Irrigation districts.
Senate bill No. 2O9-An act to
add q new section to the Penal
Code, to be known as Section 307,
to prevent the sale of liquors aud
tobacco to minors.
Senate bill No. 242-An act tC
empower societies for the proven
ton OF cruelty to animals to take
money under wills.
Senate bill No. 254-An act to sp'
prOpriate money to reimburse the
University of California for moneys
heretofore appropriated to the En'
dowment Fund thereof, which
moneys have, by mistake, been
withheld therefr0m and appropri
sted to other State purposes.
Senate bill No. 1l3-An act Il
amend Section ], 1853 OF the Politica
Code, relating to public schools.
Senate bill No. 238-An act t.
amend an act entitled an act to ap
prOprlate money for the support o
orphans, half.orphans and aban
doned children, approved Marcel
Is, 1880.
Senate bill No. 3l3 AN act max
Ing appropriations for deficleneie
fer the completion Of the Branct
State Prison at Folsom, prior t
the 32d fiscsl year.
Senate bill No. .262-An act I,
authorize the Boards of Supervia
ora of the several counties in tn
State to grant franchises and priv
ileges to corporations, association
and individuals.
Weod's successos.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15th.-Th
Democrats fear that the bite
Tsmmany aud anti. Tam m any figb
will elect q Republican to succee'
Fernando Wood.
0aDviars dasl0se.
NEW YORK, February l5.-Ssl
vInl gave . matinee Performance
Of "Othello" for y number Of tn
theatrical profession yesterda
: afternoon, but the affair wa
90 badly managed that scarcel.
half the profession in the city OF
tained seats, the greater part of tn
house having been sold out at hig
prices to the general public.
AmssIsss si,hs winning their Wa
NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-The 2rid
une says: Worth, the Paris mill
ner, 10 making some OF bis fines
costumes from American silki
Mrs. J. w. Mackay recently order
Ing . quantity Of the silh
Worth believes that In few yeaI
the Americans Will succeed IN ez
oolllng the Efeneh makers Of thl
RaNofials Tor Eronoh oIIka are COL