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PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers south and East.


FREsNo, March s.-The following is a
list of south bound passengers passing
here to-day:
N Graf, + Il Birge, Guaymas; Il Skies,
w l. Chalmers, b Kirkland, Mrs Nj L
Dean and child. Ed Sanger, b Wood
man, j II Conway, A II Everett, j G
Parton, Thos Fletcher, Alice Fletcher,
San Francisco; X II Magill, Alameda; II
Ely and wife. Chicago; Mrs Hooker and
son, Mrs Howard, Tucson; G 7 Steb-
bins, wife and child, Mrs G ) Garner,
Omaha; II ID Halfway, wife and son,
Lincoln, Neb; $ Haley ID Dunlap, q
V Crowley, l. GandoD. Los Angeles; DIR
Curtin and wife, Ark; John X Titus and
wife. Mrs w Bowman, Mrs Cook, N
Yet Mills, Brooklyn, Cal; Mrs Il II
McNeale, Santa Monica; Mrs Posth.
waite, Oakland, j Il Haines, w 5 John.
sou, Carson; NJ Stevens, b McMorris, G
G Perkins, Tom jackson. Sacramento;
DR. J X Smms, san joaquin; W Cal
lerha,n, Chihuahua; James Richards,
N j Friedrich, Eureka, New; c G Traf-
ton, Dixon. Cal; J & Shanly, Nevada
City.
The Legislature - Combinations.
SACRAMENTO, March S.-SENATE. -
On motion of Taylor tho Senate went
into executive session to consider the
appointments of the Governor. They
were taken up and the following con.
firmed: Thomas Powers, pilot, Los An.
geles; Regent of the University, Charles
I al III
mings, Port Wardens of San Francisco;
p. A. Forester, of San Luis 0bispo,
Commissioner of immigration; George
4. Marye and Arthur Rodgers, Regents
of the University. When the name of
William Irwin for Harbor Commissioner
was read no debate was had, but nine.
teen Senators voted against his confrma.
ton. The vote was AS follows: Ayes
Baldwin, Buck, Chandler, Cox, Cross,
Del Vale, Filcher, Foster johnson,
Kelly, of San Francisco, Langford, Lynch,
Maddox, Murphy, Reddy. Reynolds
Spencer, of Napa, Spencer, of Stanislaus,
Sullivan, Taylor-20. Noes-Brooks,
Cronan, Dougherty, English, Fraser,
Harrigan, Heating, Kellogg, Knight,
Mccarthy, Mcclure, Nelson, Perry, Rou.
tier, Ryan, Vrooman, Wallis, Whitney,
Wolfskill--l9. Absent-kelly, of So.
lano. Chandler was the only Republi.
can who voted aye. A. c. Paulsell and
John II. Wise, the other two Commits
sioners, were also confirmed. Five mem.
bers voted against Paulsell and eight
against Wise.
The Assembly concurrent resolution
calling for conference committee to fix
the time of final adjournment of the
Legislature was adopted, and the Presi-
dent appointed ON behalf of the Senate
Cross, Maddox and Doughcrty.
ASSEMBLY Under suspension of the
rules, Cox's Senate bill No. ., to prevent
tho spreading of fruit and fruit tree
pests, was passed. A resolution was
adopted granting Judge Virgins an op.
portunity to be heard in his own defense
by the House tomorrow.
Congressional AppOrtionmeut.
SAcRAMpNTo, March S.-The Con
gressional Apportionment bill passed in
the Assembly to-day makes the follow.
ing districts; The counties of Del
Norte, Humboldt, Trinity, Siskiyou;
Shasta, Modoc, Lassen, Piumas. Sierra,
Butte, Tehama, Colusa, Mendocino,
Lake and Sonoma shall compose the
First COMPRESSION | District.
The counties of Yolo, Suffer, Yuba,
Nevada, Placer, Ell Dorado, Amador,
Calaveras, San joaquin, Stanislaus,
MERGED, Tuolumne and Mariposa shall
comprise the Second Congressional Dis.
trict.
The counties OF Sacramento, Solano
Napa, Marin, Contra Costa and Ala.
media shall comprise the Third Congress
sional District.
All that portion of the city and
of San Francisco commencing at
the intersection of Bryant street with
the waters of the bay, continuing along
the center OF Bryant street to the center
OF Seventh, thence along the center Of
Seventh to the center OF Market, along
the center OF Market to the center OF
McAllister, along the center of that
street to the center Of Leavenworth,
along the center OF Leavenworth to the
center of Suffer, along the center of
Suffer to the center of Hyde, along the
center OF Hyde to the center OF Califor.
mia, along the center OF California to its
intersection with the City Cemetery,
thence northerly in direct line to the
waters of the Pacific Ocean, thence
along shore to the place OF beginning,
together with all the islands within the
boundaries OF the city and county of
San Francisco shall comprise the Fourth
Congressional District.
All that portion of the city and
county OF San Francisco not included
together with the counties OF San Mateo,
Santa Cruz and Santa Clara shall com.
prise the Fifth Congressional District.
The counties of San Benito, Monte
rey, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara,
V entura, Kern, Tulare, Fresno, Alpine,
Mono. lnyo, San Bernardino, Los An
geles and San Diego shall comprise the
Sixsh Congressional District
by Gov. stoneman.
SACRAMENTO, March S.-The Governor
has appointed John 5. Enos, late Sena-
tor from the Thirteenth District of San
Chief of the Bureau of Labor
Statistics.
and the Amsterdam
Exposition.
SACRAMENTO, March Sin the Senate
the bill appropriating $4,000 to repre-
sent the State at the Amsterdam Exhibi-
ton was finally passed-ayes "a, noes 8.
spring Valley ON n New Tack.
SAN FRANcIsco, March S.-The Spring
Valley Water Company filed to-day in
the Supreme Court an application for
writ OF prohibition restraining the
Board OF Supervisors from fixing water
rates. An alternative writ of mandate
was issued, made returnable tomorrow.
The ground on which the petition is
based is that the Board is incompetent to
fix rates in consequence of the members
having taken pledges previous to the
election.