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MOJAvE, Feb. 22.--Los Angeles.
w w Davis, Bick worth, J
Bates, H ID Vera, G M Daley, G
Heinmann and wife, Miss G M Jor
dan, Mrs 8 A J Henderson, MaJOl
VIM Hanna, Jas Dickson, J z Mer.
rill, A HI Glover. Mrs Bandrup, NJ
P Rule. J s Calkins, Capt Me-
Dennis.
Santa Bsrbara-Mrs J Il Mer.
Ram and two children, Miss &c l.
Sprague.
Colton-Mrs l. e Mosher, e NJ
Mcdonald.
Arizona-Dslla Lathrop, J r
Johns, f o Wheeler, Mrs Frank
Wallace, Thos Gardner, Mrs A A
Upton and daughter, Miss B Moss,
Geo S Irish, F w Armstrong, r H
forge, J Oliver.
MoJAvE, Feb. 23.-Los Angeles
j p ScupmaD, Jas Prlchard, Mr.
J l. Moody, b w Wright, J A
White, H w Snow, Mrs Dougher-
ty, G l. Tarbox. D w Slaveu.
ColtOn-J Phillips.
San DiegO-E q smith.
Santa Barbara-P w Newell.
Arizonx-Wm Cavanaugh, Ell
Swift, G w Christopher, A Uz,av,
John G Williams, ii Parkman ana
wife, Mrs VIM Seymour, M t Brew
or, p Benson, ] g McCurdy, A b
Conrad, Jacab Cordes and wife.
Legislative.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. .-Senats
convened vt l0A NJ.
Consideration of Senate bill No.
1877 (Revenue Bill), was resumed
MOreland novel to amend by
striking out from line 7 OF Section
l, all after the word "proviaed {"
This is the clause prohibiting
double taxation.
Sears-Ali there is in the. words
which the Morelanh amendment
strikes out Is a declaration of piiu {.
ciple that We are opposed to doub Z
taxation. We ought to make that
declaration, and let 1t 60 forth as
the voice # the people expressed
by this Legislature.
Moreland's amendment was re-
jected-ayes ~, noes %. 1t Was no.
q party vote.
VIM. johnston introduced an
amendment In the Interest If agra
cultural classes, declaring vines
and fruit trees to be growing crops
In the meaning of the Constitu.
ton. He referred to the inunda
ton Of orchards this season, saying
that orchard lands were taxed NJ
$10U an acre, and the trees at $50
an acre. did not think 1t WAS
right yesterday to exempt wheat
after 1t had been harvested and
sacked. 1t was a thin sugar coat
ing to catch the Granger. Now let
Us make exemption In favor vi
fruit.growers.
a FedessS Railroad Com mission.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.-The
Senate Commerce COMMITTEES has
been all day over the River and
Harbor Bill, and is rejecting aud
fighting amendments pressed by
Senators, which would cause its lie.
feat, as there is a most determined
opposition to the bill in the Sebute
already. They will report II on
Wednesday, when, with only seven
days for its consideration, any de
lay would kill 1t. Its final passage
10 d ,ubtful.
Way sb- Ch,oeso Tress,es aiari
Fare.
NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-Ths POST.
"onk \, ananial e. 'nh,
Chinese treaties hang fire In ths
Senate. and the failure of tina,
body to act Is creating some dis
cussiOn as to its reasons therefor
One reason stated Is that the treat
les will affect the relations of til,
next administration with the Chi.
nese, and that 1t Is only fair t.
leave its hands united, and IN prt
time for its consideration, In view
of the fact that important restrict
i've legislation is proposed. Agaiu
1t is urged that the 'lmOst favore,
nation clause" in the treat.
yields to the Chinese the right t
be naturalizsd, in Oppo sition To b
wishes and legislative enactment
OF the Pacific Coast. Also, IL
said that the Treaty will not IF .cl
ually stem the tide OF immigralior
~ . large part-twO-thirds, 10
ssid-of The Chinese immigrant
one term of residence here. and n
e1ch are not EXCLUDED. The pre-
visions of the Com merclal Treaty
governing the proceedings of mike
courts, and the carrying Of opium