Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-06
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SACRAMENTO, January 5.-SEN.
ATE.-DickinsOD. from the Com.
mittee on Rules, reported. The
principal changes are that the
Senate shall meet daily ut l O'CLOCK
and that all bills shall be printed.
Grove johnson sRid there was q
Job In the rules. He wanted
amendments printed before action
thereon. i.
After discussion the considera.
tion OF the rules was deferred unit II
tomorrow.
Grove johnson introduced o bill
to regulate telegraph charges. The
schedule OF rates Is twenty-five
cents for the first ten words and
five cents for the second ten words
4 Kane, an act to prohibit further
appropriation OF money to main
tain the National Guards.
Nelson, an act prohibiting the
employment of Chinese labor.
Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY. = Fraser, from the
Committee on Rules, presented u
report, which was taken up and
considered. The hour of meeting
was fixed at IL o'clock. In other
respects the rules are the same az
1T the last session. In addition to
the usual committees. the rules
name one on the Yosemite Valley
and Big Trees and one on Appor-
tionment, to consist of nine mem.
bers. The mum Der OF the Com lit
tee on Irrigation was fixed at nine
members, and that on County
Government was increased from
nine to eleven members. A Com.
mittee on Municipal Corporations,
to consist of nine members, was
added.
O'Connor (Dem.), of San Fran.
cisco, moved to create committee
to consist Of delegations from cities
Of 100, 900 population and over.
Mcclure and May (Republicans)
OF San Francisco, opposed the mo-
tion.
The motion was supported by
Jackson, Mcdonald, Platt and
others OF the Democrats.
Pending discussion, o. recess was
taken till 2 O'clock.
the Democratic Benwt oria1 Caucus.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 5th.-Tn the
Democratic Senatorial caucus last
night 80 members were present.
Satterwbite presided and Gown.
gan acted rs Secretary.
Miles, Searles, Judge Wallace. g,
7. RyIand, Judge Jackson Temple,
of SOnoma. N. Greene Curtis and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS johnson
were nominated. Wallace was OBJ.
jected to for having boIted q DEM
ocratic caucus In the Booth fight
for Governor.
Cunningham, OF Santa Cruz, and
Matthews, Of San Luis Obispo.
were excused from voting, after q
short debate, on the ground that
they were pledged against Wal.
lace.
A ballot was finally taken and
resulted, Temple is, Rylsnd 8,
SsArles l, Wallace 10.
Before the second ballot an as
sault was made on Temple on the
ground that he was q Judge and
was not eligible for another office.
The effect Of this was seen after the
fourth ballot, Wallace receiving
the nomination. Temple was
Withdrawn and the vote was as
follows: Wallace 81, Ryland IB.
It was decided to organize q Der.
manent caucus.
Wallace for U. =. Senator.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 5th.-The
Democratic caucus yesterday even.
Ing. on the fourth ballot, nominal.
ed ex-Chief Justice Wallace for
United States Senator.
silver Kisg Dsvidsnd.
SAN FRANcIsco, Jan. 5th.-Sil.
YER King declares q dividend of
twenty-five cents.
TIVE Chilassn narnea 60 Dsash,
BAN DIEGO, Jan. 5th.-On Mon
lay afternoon the house Of e. F.
Ewing. ct Cottonwood, 68 miles |
~ Of this city, accidan tally took l
lre A4d was burned to The ground.
\ lIttle hoy thFss yeafs cid and :
|iu ebsut fWe yeass old perlshed1 !
: ~ 4eDlA Yeo fhthof pogoipt. |