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The LcrIslature.
sAokAnkSro, FEB ~. --SkSArE--Ael'
Io8g, Of the committee on eiectlon con
test OF BROOKS W. Steele supmitteu 9
report signed ny nimseii' Relay ana
English, recommending contestant to be
seated Mcclure and vrooman present
so report hoiding that aileged frauds
are NOT eieariy proven. spencer and
SULLIVAN VIII me another report ~ Is
mace special order Tor tomorrow.
Langford, Ok COMMITTEE on Rules, re-
ported ana recommended tne passage OF
Del salie amendment 70 the rules plac-
ing tnlfd reading OF dis AZ mead OF NE.
A long debate ensued ana the amend
menf was lost, ayes 10, noes 10, two
thirds vote oeing required, "A message
was received from the Governor. an
nouncing that ne mad appointed Wiiiiam
irwin, OF Siskiyou, for Harpor Comms-
s,oner, vice george .. Evans, term ex-
PRED.
SAcEAhksro, req. --AsskhBLY--
Johnston onered resolution that COM
gate affairs Of oflioes Of attaches and en-
pioyecs OF the Assembly. This IS aimed
- sergeant rarreny, whose aamanistra-
LION nas oesn notorlousiy inencieIt.
ms oonaucs M Diougns aooul .ne de'
t1r'nas'on 70 declare me once vacant,
lynn ssena 10 Ppollonmen NJ. was
sAAcn W. tne ssceauH' Prov.uans ,nat
sen.Wfs 70 succseu tno present set small
&c eiecteo IN 1000 ana every -FOUR years
tnsrester, nootn Yesterday proposed
an amendmens In enecs tnst Sena-
TOTE from odd numbered ,s ais-
tricts snah 20 OUT iood'
from even numbered oistricts IN 1851.
10 tnis ameudmens 1onnson o ,aer an
sa eno,nsn1 P'J.'uny .na' u IoSo zen
aso1s Sna'i pe e,sosou Irom eve,y a.s,fic',
snose run ouo'numoefeu u.s'r'cls 70
noiu TOT TWO yenis ano tnose from even
nuhoereu olst,'cts % noio ior iour years
!nereai1eri ana n aii cases one-naii OF
,ne senate 20 peiecteu every Two years.
so ,cn ep ~, was a1opsed ~
= q ~ Ing o, az was S, passed S 70 .nird
:S ~ ~ 0na,ah ~
SerQeant.at- Arms.
ean Ffaneisee water.
SAN FrAScfsco. Feb. l9--At a meet.
ine Of the Board Of Supervisors this even.
inc further consideration OF water rates
vas taken III and after conside rable dis.
cussiou three new orders were intro.
duced and passed 10 print. The first
provides for a reduction Of thirty per
cent, on present rates; second, twenty
five DER cent, and third twenty per cent.
AZ the law relative TO fixing rates pro.
yides the matter shall be finally deter.
mined during the month. the fifty
Supervisors have some ten DAYS in which
to arrive at conclusion. The law also
provides Tor printing the new order hve
s,,y $3.50 l.ssm.son NJ. rsdnse
H. !, al ner cant v;ii co,,s m
Wadna.lavs r;s,,t To- Anal CONSIDERS
g. 81 z, ~ go, .;rns n Z a,,,;c;
,stsa - ina 90 from ,,rssent ! n,sa rsnces
= ~ Iii ~ crn,rror,;se msv IL
sHa.tsa -. ! a.. rsdrct;or thsn tbot
o-;r;,si,,, ,.onos.d
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San FRANCISCO, Feb. 20. The follow
ing passengers sailed at "a. NJ. on the
steamer Orizaba: Alice Richards, Joe
Richards, friend and servant; Miss A
TSsy, y = -. Se 's;sa n p;ahsra. W u
n;sis chss Mnsants 1T Patterson
n ~ Nh.-.. r. IT,. q V;o~s "
A Wall, A Rouche, T J Still, Mrs A E
Newiand, A Stewart MISS Z MeCIary,
Mrs Sonn rer.y, gas NEE ~;
rage, MIS- nyde ana chiia, Lena Dauo'
Ter ana iatuer, om,'h, McDra't,
neu' 1ould ana wHe, nietei' .
Conn, Starr,S oox, II hnsoh, D
nseket' = oorieh'
Demscratic state Central Com
mittee. 1Nas
oro r.h 10 III n.o
90 49,. S.~s.i ~ St;...a 80 ~
.'0 t.. 49, - 1919. ..s .s ....1ss,, :, ~
ny. ous ~. W.. ~ a IT, ~
ness v.s sIsu ;apsu., Ne .s.n ea1
P es.ns s~. S;,' T 49, $3.50 a 1872 ~
Pcronn, r u'l: msns . Ie.ns quo.aa'
49, w 80. 80 e,oss ssss;on IA an
my w'n' nv ,s.o =. Ss ap
c - sns, ~ ." ~ ,a - az ~
snIn v work ~ NJ .ne ~ .ne ' ~ ~ Z. 'ne
eos'ey ~ .ns . . :. .ne aPpo,
ucnmenI p,l, anu 10 represent 'he CUM
"''''ee seh.a"y
1eaiahaiA arrives
SAN FRASusco, Feb. 20.-Arrived,
steamer Zealandia, from Sydney via
Honolulu.
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CLIFTON, A. u, Feb. ls--Late Sat
urday night 8. W. Pomeroy, stage pro
prietor between Clifton and Lordsburg,
received telegram informing him that
the robbers who raided both his coaches
near Richmond. about ten days ago, were
seen In that vicinity making for the ella
river. During the day he was kept fully
informed in regard to their movements.
Monday afternoon MIR. Pomeroy had
Deputy Sheriff Hill, of Graham county,
60 out with the coach from here, as he
expected they would make another raid.
His fears were well founded. The
coach was ordered to stop, bui
Sheriff Hill replied with a shotgun
salute which was replied to by the rob
hora tbroQ In uumhor Altar n Qhori