Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-03-11

Casey, C Noble, J Dietzel.
The Legislature.
SACRAMENTO, March 0.--AssEMBLY--
At the evening session q message from
the Governor was received, approving
the General Appropriation bill, except
tie item of $4,000 for contingent ex-
pensss OF the CONTROLLERS Office. Camp
bell stated that the item was put in BY .
clerical error. and should have been
500. The veto was sustained. The
bill sppropriating 500 for the Control.
ler's office was declared . case of ur.
gsncy, read and ordered printed. Indefi.
mite leave of absence was granted
Hughes, who Is seriously ILL On
behalf Of Judge Wiggn and bis coun.
vel, Judge benson, Cutter asked
q pJ4tp0nement until tomorrow
with the assurance that they would then
be ready. Sveetland moved 10 indefi-
nitsly postpone; lost by 10 TO 40. The
committee moved that Judge Wiggin
and his counsel be invited to appear be-
fore the House; carried. Tbs Sargent
alarms escorted the accused and his
counsel, Henry Edgsrton aud ex-Judge
Dsnsou, into the HOUSE, and oil were
provided with seats In front Of the
5pesk er's stand. EdGsrton stated that
he had been but recently sretained and
was not familiar with Hfl1kss and asked
. postponemsntu until Tomorrow evening.
AtwsII moved the request be granted.
Campbell asked whether there would be
any point made upon the fact that re-
port Of Committee stated that five days
after service Of papers would be given to
accused within which TO appear. Edger-
tom replied that there would not. Den
son stated that his client had been ready
TO appear ct any moment since report of
COMMITTEES was made, but that accused
had been called home by sickness in his
family and that Committee had been in
formed by him tDenson) that Wig.
gin would respond in person
to telegram ct any time. The
case was then postponed by
o viva voce vote until tomorrow evening.
Judge Wiggin and his counsel left the
chamber and the regular business was
proceeded with. Starke presented q
report from the Conference Committee
upon sine die adjournment Of the Legis-
Iature, recommending the Legislature to
. adjourn Tuesday next ct midnight; pro-
vided that County Government bill shall
have passed both Houses. No action
was taken upon the report. Barry's
Assembly bill No, 1884 authorizing the
Governor to re-convey to the United
States part Of lands heretofore granted
to the State by Congress and listed
under Agricultural College grant was
passed.
By resolution introduced by Campbell,
all Committee Clerks, except Of the Com.
mittee on Enrolment, were discharged.
Tells motion TO reconsider the vote
whereby the bill transferring 81, 900
from general to drainage fund was
passed, was laid upon the table by by AZ
% 20. A bill TO Appropriate 500 for
contingent fund Of Controller, passed.
Senate bill No. ITO which extends from
30 TO 10 days time during which State
Officer may be absent from State except
on stats business or by consent Of Lcgis-
lasurs was Rad thrss times and passed
Spencer's bill No. to protect sheep and
goats from ravages Of dogs was read
tvfrd time and passed. Assembly bill
No. 492 to provide for tax levy for 18th
and 18th fifcal years was declared u case
Of wigsooy, rsad first time, amended in
Committee Of whole and made special
order for Monday at ten o'clock.
SACRAMENTO, March 10. -SENATE-A
resolution TO suspend the rules and con
slider bills on the third reading and then
special Tile until disposed OF, was adopt
Cd; ayes, "a; noes, 10.
Gross Of the conference committee OF
adjournment sine die reported In favor
Of concluding sessie 4 on Tuesday night
at ~ o'clock, provided that the County
Government bill had been finally acted
on; adopted. Cross then moved to take
mp the Assembly messages, as they con
tainsd several bills that ought to go tt
tie Governor which was amended 81
Utat II included only Senate bills In As
y vsmbly messages. Kellogg said valuable
time was being wasted, and moved TO lay
everything before the House on the
table; carried, ayes 10, noes II. Bill,
on the third reading were passed as fol
lows: Senate bill establishing Boart
of Silk Culture and appropriating $50
to support the same; Senate bill estab
fishing steamboat inspection. Cros
moved to indefinitely postpone the mo
tion 10 reconsider Irwin's bill repeating
the Pharmacy act Of 1872. passed yes
terday.
The motion to indefinitely postpone wa
lost. This House then refused to recon
slider. The Senate bill to appropriat
money for the support Of aged and indi
gent persons In eelymonsary institution
finally passed. Senate bill amsndin
Section s of Article IL of the. Constitu
ton finally passed.
Women I'm Politics.
EUREKA, New, March BE. T. Trial
after, Chairman Of the Board of Count
Commissioners, was severely cowhide
this afternoon by Mrs. G.. d. Hunter
on public street. Mrs. Hunters hui
band stood by with q revolver while tn
lady punished Trafatter. The latter
fuce and head are severely bruised TIL