Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-02-16
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SACRAMENTO, Feb. 5.-AssEMBLY-
In the evening session fifty-one Mem
bers were present and twenty-nine alb
sent. The business Of the session was
the Dozier VS.. Barnes, Solano county
election case. Various motions were
made and lost for call of the House to
adjourn and to postpone action. A mo-
ton finally prevailed that the House
this evening hear debate and that final
disposition of tho case be made the
special order for tomorrow morning.
Cutter thought that Barnes should not
be unseated. Leverson thought that
mother Barner nor Dozier were entitled
to seat.
Passengers south and East.
FRESNO, Feb. l5.-The following is a
list of south bound passengers passing
here to day:
s Levy, j Z Kennedy, J Prom, Mrs J
w Belden and child, NJ II Livington, T.
A Petrie, J w CoHey, San Francisco;
Mrs o d Squires and three children. Mrs
II Il Walcott and child, Oakland; A q
Rogers, N C; X Whiting, Va; A l. Hall,
Marietta; Mrs J l. Sanderson and SER
want, X X Pierson, st Louis; 5 Bryan,
Washington; H NJ Dornbaugh, Ohio; J
Il Noel, Conn; w 0 Shearer, Md; J j
Gregg, New; w ID Gould, Mrs 7 .
Fifeld, J Mullen, Los Angeles; w Hell
liner and wife, Colo; G II Judd, X
Tryan, N Y; J Il Byrne, Mass; J Scott,
J II Boggs, Wilmington, Del; p Foley,
Chill; Mrs X II Moore, Sacramento; L
A Tilford, N Y; X 2 Stewart and wife,
Banning; J McKeon, Denver.
The city Toxic safe,
San Francisco, Feb. 1.-THE steam
or City of Toxic, about whose safety
some anxiety was felt for several days,
is outside. She has evidently been in
heavy weather, having lost her jigger
topmast.
The state Appropriations.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. l5.--In the House in
Committee of the Whole on the general
appropriation bill the $4,000 item for
the State Agricultural Society was
agreed upon. The district agricultural
societies were granted appropriations as
follows: No. /. $1,000; Nos. 2, 3 aud 4,
$4,000 each; Nos. 8. O, ! and s, S2400
each; Nos. 0, 10 aud IL, $1,000 each;
No. II, when formed, $1,000; No. ID,
when formed, $1,000. The following
Supreme Court expenses items We're
agreed upon Salaries of the Justices,
$S4. 900; reporter, 5000; deputy re-
porter, $500, clerk, 5000; deputy
clerks, $4,000: secretaries, SO, 400;
bailifis, $4,000; porter, 5000; postage,
expressage, etc, 500. On the item OF
$50, 600 for the expenses OF the court in
San Francisco and Los Angeles, the
Committee debated without arriving ut
a vote until recess.
After recess the House, in Committee
Of the Whole, resumed consideration of
the appropriation bill. The item for the
travelling and hotel expenses of the
Supreme Court was increased from
$50, 900 to S32, 900. The following items
were then agreed upon: The States
portion Of the Superior Judges salaries,
S3S, 900; mileage OF Presidential election,
$500; State University bond interest,
S4,7S5; Bank Commissioner salaries,
SIS, 900; Clerk, SO, 600; travelling expen-
SEES, $1,000; office expenses, $500; con-
tingcnt expenses, 500; office rent.
800.
| Stephens introduced concurrent res
olution calling upon the Governor for
| information as to what the Railroad
Commissioners have done to comply
with the peoples demand for reduction
OF freights and fares.
An effort was made to raise the appro
priation for the Normal School in San
Jose from sixty thousand dollars to
eighty thousand, but failed.
The motion by Atwell to reconsider
the vote in the item of Sl35, 900 for the
National Guard was voted down.
Moflet moved to fill the blank in the
item for the Los Angeles Normal School
with $50, 000 Carried.
Upon motion of Campbell un item of
$40, 900 for carpets and furniture for the
State Library inserted. Upon motion
of Murdoch the item for the purchase
Of the supreme court reports was raised
from go 400 to So. 400
At 5l5 the committee rose and re-
ported that the entire bill had been con-
silered and recommended the concur
renee OF the House in the amendments
and that the bill be printed.
Bills introduced: By Mr.. Murphy re-
garding the practice of medicine; by
Murdoch in relation to printing the
Supreme Court reports.
Moffett introduced concurrent reso-
luton protesting against lease to private
parties by The government OF Yellow
Stone Park. Recess till evening.