Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-03-02
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BAN rRApcreCo, March The steam
sr Osisab9 aiaed today with the follow
ing passengers for Los Angeles. R s
Davidson. Mrs Clay. Miss Mary Hoge, j
Cunningham, Jno Gromley, Il McWattie
and wife, Miss Carrie Carlyle, r G.
Acres, Geo X Cornwell, N Y Covert, j
D Clark, wife and datghter; A Breden-
man, Mss Thornton, DR. Lyons and wife.
-. s.a,.,~.~ M.rket.
SAN FRANCISCO, March: Flour,
higher, S6(g0t ior pest Wheat, exci,ea,
higher, Si.voSglTA Tor shipping and "
for milling. barley, crazy. iced Sl;4O
t9l .4ot TewmQ yLoV; cnevaiier si.oo@
90 nay, higher, SiWgH. Bran,
higher, si73.
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The second reading OF the ME was taken
IN. the first item being Heads bill pro.
viding for division u existing counties
and creAtioa Of nsw counties. Motion
to pass to third reading was lost. Storke
gave notice Of a motion to reconsider.
Whaston moved 70 suspend the rules and
take ~ ~ III to provide for the organ
izatio aud o1vsrnment control OF irri-
eating alserictS lent. The House refused
to take mp out Of order the Hastings
Law College Bill.
SRsATE-Flynn's Assembly Appor-
tionment bill was taken up, when
Whitney gave notice that he would file
protest against the bill on the ground
that 1t had not passed the Assembly by
the constitutional majority. The bill
was read the first time and made the
special order for tomorrow. The Corpo
rations Committee was granted until to-
morrow in which to report on the Bury
Railroad bill. Whitney presented
protest against the consid-
Grafton Of the Assembly Appor-
tionment bill. A long discussion
arose over his right to file the document
and criticising the action Of the Assem-.
bly,. Permission was finally granted and
the protest recorded in the Journal. As
selnbly coDcurrent resolution No. 81.
amending the taxation article OF the
Consultations 50 % to enlarge the powers
Of the State Board OF Equalization to
enable 1t to raise and lower individual
assessments. was refused first reading.
A message was received from the Assem-.
bly, asking the return Of Hughes
Hasbof Commission bill. The request
was granted and q record Of its having
been read in Senate stricken out. In
Assembly HOLSTERS bill to prevent
spreading OF fruit tree pests and dis
eases and TO provide for their extirpa.
tiQR vas read second time and ordered
tothird reading Flynn by agreement
with Hughes moved to reconsider
vote whereby Hughes Harbor Commis.
sion bill passed yesterday. Irwin moved
to lay the motion on the table; carried
by 81 to TO- The bill was then returned
to the Senate.
The Senate reassembled ut two o'clock.
The special order for the confirmation
Of Vim. Irwin for Harbor Commissioner
was postponed until "wednesday at or.
N.-ayes Is, noes 10. q strict party vote,
sxcspt Cronan and Mccarthy, who voted
no.
Cengressienal.
w.surxorov Fab 28-Tbe Senate
cons;de al tbs bill giving increased mem.
sions 10 one.armed and ope-leaped
.oldiers Several amendments were lost
ami Inc hill finally passed. Al the eyen.
inc se.s;on the Honse resumed in Com.
nn;ttes ~ the Whole the confederation