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SACRAMENTO, Feb. 2i.--The Assembly
adopted concurrent resolution sympa.
thizing with the people and Supervisors
Of San Francisco in their struggle with
the Water Company, aud protesting
against the conduct Of the Company in
cutting off the supply, and asking the
Attorney General to investigate the
matter.
In the SENATE, Harrigan called mp his
motion to reconsider the vote by which
the confirmation of Mr.. Irwin, as Harbos
Commissioner, was postponed until
Thursday. Motion to lay notice on the
table was lost. The Senate, by 10 to
Is, refused 10 reconsider postponement
A message was received from the Gov.
ernor transmitting two resolutions Of
the Legislature of Nevada. one asking
Congress to pass laws allowing bullion
producers in Nevada to sell silver to the
Mint. and the,other asking an appropri-
alton Of $l25, 900 to improve the Colorado
river. The special file was then taken
up. Doty's bill sppropriating $40. 600 for
the erectiono OF pavilion for the StateAg-
ricultural Society brought out long de.
bate. Kellogg offered an amendment that
no Chinese be employed on pavilion;
adopted, but after discussion re-consid-
cred, "a to g. Amendment then was re-
jected. Maddox offered the amend
ment that work should be done by the
day and that eight hours should consti-
tute days labor, lost. Bill then ordered
epgrossed. and to third reading, recess.
stock Market.
San Francisco, Feb. 24.-Curry, ~;
Union. AZ; Eureka, 81; Overmsn, i5c. /;
Belcher, &c.; Utah, 2s; Bodie, II;
Mono, 20c.; King, l0I.
Absst Gsrrinse.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-Lieutenant.
Commander Gorringe, when asked by q
representative OF the Associated Press
whether it was true that he had ten
dersd his resignation as an officer of the
United States Navy, replied that he had
done 30, but the President had not vet
accepted it. He also added he had had
an interview with President Arthur, and
the President said to him that he had
not yet received his (Gorringe's) letter Of
resignation transmitted through the Sec
Rotary Of the Navy, and consequently
had taken no action in regard TO q. He
would, however, he said, give the sub.
iect early attention. Lieutenant Com
Inander Gorringe under these circum-
stances says he does not recognize the
validity OF Secretary Chambers accept
ance Of his resignation, and he therefore
awaits the decision OF the President.
Secretary Chandler said tonight that
uorr,nges resignation was accepted oy
the fresident yesterday. he tine Sec
retaryl had little more 70 say on the
suplecs thah was saia IN ms letters To
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