Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-02-20
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PACIFIC COAST.
Passenger. south and East.

list of south bound passengers passing
here to-day:
Walter N. Hawley. G. II. Voight, U.
s. Hopkins, w. z. Morgan, j. L. Harri-
son, A. Mize, San Francisco; J. r. Wat.
son and wife, Sacramento; A. v. Kantz,
U. S. A.; +. L, Taylor, Miss Taylor,
yancouyers Island; G.. Goodfellow,
Tombstone; L. Heintzelman, U. s. A.;
A. l.. Carlton, New York; G. >. Landers,
Conn; s. C. Hastings, Lakeport, Cal. /;
Mira. s. A. Essen and children, San
Pablo; ]. 7. March, JAS. Mitchell, X,
voich, Los Angeles; Ed. Linke, Hart
ford, Conn.
The Legislature.
SAoHAMESTo, Feb. l0.-SENATE-The
bill for the improvement of streets
within municipalities was ordered en-
crossed.
Cross introduced bill out Of order
allowing women to vote at school cleo
tions and qualifying them to hold edu-
cational offices.
Perry and Whitney presented a mi.
nority report adverse to the Senate bill
legislating Boards OF Health out of
office, reported favorably from the Com
mittee on Hospitals.
Kelly, of Solano, reported from the
Committee on Claims for the passage of
bill to pay the salaries of the officers
and attaches of the Constitutional Con-
vention. Frazer, Harrigan and Lang
ford presented a minority adverse report.
Murphy of the Committee on Finance,
reported and recommended the passage
of the Senate bill relating TO revenue
and especially to the assessment of rail
roads. Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY Committee ON Public
Buildings reported in favor of the up.
preparation Of s65, 900 for repairs to the
Capitol. Flynn's Assembly Apportion-
mont bill was taken up,
state Apportionment.
SACRAMENTO. Feb. l9.-The Assembly
Apportionment bill was finished without
material alteration. The Senate APP
portionment was taken up and Cutter
succeeded in carrying and giving Sac
ramento one instead of two Senators.
Butte was given Senator alone, and
Coluso and Tehama were joined and
Suffer and Yuba joined.
The Water Question letting
Warm.
SAN FRANCIsco, Feb. l9-Mayor Bart
lett has been engaged all day receiving
deputations of citizens and discussing
the water question. John Nightingale
has addressed a communication to the
linz, thnt ha tNotar Com,
pany be prohibited from cutting off the
water supply. He also notified the
managers of the company that they
would cut off his supply at their peril.
The Railroad Commission.
san Francisco, Feb. l9.-At the
meeting of the Railroad Commission
to-day Carpenter introduced a new set
OF rules for the government of the pro.
cedure OF the Board intended to facili-
tate the presentation and consideration
of complaints. Foote approved the
rules, but suggested that they be laid
over till the next meeting, when they
will probably be adopted. Mr.. Good
man, of the Railroad Company, said the
company's answer to the questions pro-
pouiutu ny tht DOuiu Nohiu NC ist'iy
next Monday. a number OF complaints
of high rates of discrimination were
filed. Three letters from A. n. Towne
were read explaining rates and eontro-
yerting the charges made of the oppres-
sive treatment of the public in number
of instances.
Declined TO be Interviewed.
SAN FRAScIsco, Feb. l9.-Captain
Korta and crew, of the shipwrecked
steam collier Tacoma, arrived here this
evening on the Areata from Coos Bay.
All attempts made to interview the Cap
tain as to the immediate causes leading
to the loss of the steamer failed. The