Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-04
Published every morning. except Monday. by
JOSEPH D. LYNCH.
IA7E TELEdRAMS.


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ESPECIAL 10 THE HERALD
The Legislature.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. 3.-SENATE-Fos-
ter OF the committee on fish and game
reported in favor Of the passage Of the
Senate bill ITO IN relation to the de-
struction Of game and Senate bill 1856,
preventing persons hunting on enclosed
lands.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. 2.--SENATE-Sen-
ate bill No. n appropriating 90, 200 to
provide All asylun at Folsom for insane
criminals, came up for second reading.
After debate, on roll-call the enacting
clause was struck out-ayes II, noes IA.
"A message was received from the Gov
ernor transmitting the names of A. B.
Dibble Of Nevada and X. H. Bucking-
ham Of Solano. appointed Fish Commits
sioners, vice Traylor and Redding, and
was made special order for Monday.
Del Vale pronounced eulogy upon
Mrs. Downey, killed in the railroad ac-
cident at Tehachepi, and concluded by
moving to adjourn out Of respect to her
memory. Carried.
wharton's assembly bill, 176 was
taken up out Of order under suspension
Of the rules, read third time and
placed upon passage. 1t provided that
no tax payer can contest the payment OF
a tax until the money therefor Is payed
into the public treasury and no court can
enjoin an officer from enforcing . coilec-
ton OF the taxes. The act Ii framed to
cover the San Mateo railroad tax cases.
Senate bill number one repeating the
Sunday law was taken up out OF order
on motion Of Barry, The motion by
Cutter to strike out the section repeal
ing the prohibition Of barbarous
amusements on Sunday and recommend
committee on public morals with in
structions to strike out was carried by
~ to Is.
The House adjourned till Monday
morning. ln respect to the memory Of
Mr.. Oowuey.
A gslr ADpertisnnent Bill Fa-
vsred.
sAcRAMxxro, Feb. 3.--The joint DEM
ocratic caucus in regard to the Congress.
uional Apportionment bill was discussed.
All speakers advocated fair bill, such
- that introduced In the Senate BY KEEL
", Of Solano II il referred to as one
that ought to be passed. No definite
scuon was AAen.
Wreck Of Tho Tacoma
Saw FRArorsco. Feb. s-Iater news
from The vrecEed steamer Tacoma leaves
the fate Of those remaining on board still
doubtful. The second mate had charge en-
deck when the snip struck, but neither
s .s. nor heard a the breakers as until tn the
1hip went on hard among them. The
mp ~. s9,PP4seo W DC VEL on snore
anu .ne vn.y .neo ~. sPAna.on .,
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SAN fRAScrsco, Feb. AN Empire
City dispatch says; The steam tug Fear
lcss arrived from the wreck OF the Ia.
coma. Nine OF the crew were lost, and
lirst assistant engineer Grant died after
getting ashore The snip u completely
broken up and nothing can be saved
from the wreck. rive bodies have been
recovered. Notning can % seen OF the
wreck but the top OF the cylinder at low
water. Seven mon were lost on the fore
ysrd when tho mast went overheard.
stock Market.
Cav FxAxusoo. Feb. 3--JJnion 90.
Nsv.d. ri. Jscket All. Rest "a,
ljvs,,,an SGc. ReIchey &c. BeIle i0c.
R.il,cr IN =
- Francisee Markets.
San FRANCISCO, Feb. 3.-Barley, fu-
lures dropped like shot to-day, closing
prices being, April. SLIT; May, $l.l63,
March, SLIT.
lnpertant Measures In Congress.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 3.-The presence
d 4 quorum Of Republicans in the House
nom the beeionipa of the week till the
expiration q the session is regarded as
This is especially desired
on Monday. because on Friday Mr..
Hiscock. Chairman Of the Approximation
will move the passage Of the
Executive and Judicial AID.
bill under a suspension Of
he rules. and a two.thirds vote will be
reouirsd 10 carry II, The necessity for
Immediate action upon the tariff is
pleaded In justification OF this extra. |
ordinary proposition. Hiscock saws that
. failure to pass the bill under suspen-
sion Of the rules would, in his judgment,
mean the defeat Of the tariff bill. The
Legislative and Judicial Appropriation
bill has never before been moved under
, suspension Of the rules. Members
Of the House Judiciary Committee are
commenting on Judge Blacks argument
on the Mormon question, which has &C.
cupied the attention Of the Committee
10 the exclusion Of everything else dur
ing the last few meetings Black wants
Edmunds's law repealed, and he is maxi
ing one Of his greatest efforts to accom-
plish that object. Members OF the Com
mittee speaking Of Blacks argument,
saiq itwould be printed IN 2 lew DAYS
shs oronnd shst tha law "a nnconst;tu.
t;nnei and saws Senator Edmnnds never
Jsarv ,bs Iii hacansa 90 ah,a ! Iswver
wculd nevar have Il y;o,ated The Const;.
t . H. saws n, ,vboie oh;act of The
~ l. 10 ,lunjer The M MOI ~ their
,,ronsrtv snd to br;ng t5e Tsrr;torv into
r. JTn;on as a Rau,blican State This
Iii, he sccomn,;shad IL tho EJmnnds Law
!. anSorced and further amended rs nro.