Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-08
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Passengers south and East.
FRESNO, March THE following Is q
list Of south bound passengers passing
here to-day:
DL Barlow, P wingard, Ed Coy, Mrs
Osborne, A n Dixson, Tom Gray, P M
Kemp, San francisco; Mrs L + Thomp.
son, Miss Stella Thompson. L + Thomp.
son, New Tacoma; II Clayton, New
Orleans; WIN P Hope, Edinburgh; DIR Il
Heglar and wife, New York, L w Wee.
berry, Prescott, II Ellis, Phoenix; J l.
Auzerais, J Grant, A Finlay, L II
| freeman, Josie Farris, Geo Pomeroy, j
McCuster, Los Angeles; 8 $ Smith, San
Diego; NJ z Calender, wife and daugh.
ter, Astoria; w Il Steadman, Calico; J
Moore, Moklumne Hill; w M Robinson,
Chicago; w II Howard, Alameda; J
Mulligan, s +; Parkhill, Brooklyn; l.
Souffroine, Oakland.
The Legislature.
SACRAMENTO, March,. -SRNArE--Con.
sideration of the State Prison Commit
tees report was resumed.
After long debate a motion to trans
nit the report to the Governor without
recommending action was defeated.
Ayes 10, noes %.
Kellogg then moved to strike from the
report the paragraph condemning the
course of the prison directors as repre-
hensble and charging them with violat-
ing the law. Lost, % to s..
Chandler moved TO strike from the
report the words, "And their whole
course is reprehensible and deserving Of
condemnation. Reddy accepted the
| amendment and the report was adopted.
Ayes "a, noes 10.
ASSEMBLY recess there was
new roll call ON the Harrington game
law which resulted in the passage of
the bill.
Cutter asked leave to introduce reso-
| luton out of order He stated that the
Controller had refused to draw his war
rants for the balances of the unexpend.
ed contingent fund allowed members,
and not drawn from the Secretary of
State in stationery, and by permission
introduced the following resolution,
which was adopted with only four dis
senting votes;
WHEREAS, The Controller Of State
refuses to obey the resolution of this
House directing him to draw certain
warrants on the contingent fund; and,
WHEREAS, Said contingent fund is
subject. to such disposition as this body
may order without auditing by any State
officer, therefore be 1t
Resolved, Tint the Controller of State
be and he is hereby adNldged to be in
contempt of the Assembly, and that the
Judiciary Committee is instructed to at
once make examination and report to
the House such action as said Commit
toe may deem necessary to vindicate the
dignity of this body and secure the en-.
forcement of its resolutions.
Atwell offered resolution that the
House adjourn sine die to morrow noon
Lost, 30 10 %.
Cutter moved to reconsider the vote
whereby Barry's resolutions calling for
an investigation of the lobby was
adopted Motion adopted, 80 to Is.
Cutter then moved that it lie on the
table. Carried, 80 to 81.
LegisIated Out OF Office.
SACRAMENTO, March shortly after
noon to-day the Governor signed
Hughes's bill legislating the Harbor
Commissioners ont of office.
The New Harbor Com missioners.
SACRAMENTO, March THE Senate
reassembled at 2 P. N. A message was
received from the Governor Announcing
that as he had approved Hughess Har-
Dor bill, he would nominate for Com
missioners under il William Irwin, of
Siskiyou, for four years; A. c. Paulsell,
of San Joaquin, for three years, and
John ii. Wise, of San Francisco, to
which nominations he asked the consent
of the Senate.
Verona Baldwin Pleads Not
guilty.
SAN Francisco, March Verona
Baldwin was arraigned to day, on the
charge Of shooting Lucky Baldwin aud
pleaded "not guilty"
The stock Board.
San FRANoIsco, March 6.-Virginia,
55; Curry, %, Mexican, 81; Ophir, 81;
Union, 55s; Belcher. 45c; Belle, 81;
Bodie, Doc; Mono, 25c.
More Bangles seized.
SAN BERNARpINo, March 7.-Detec-
tive Finnegas, of the U. S. Treasury
Department, to-day seized batch of
imitation gold half and quarter dollars
from +. c. Suhr, u jeweler of this city.