Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-02-09
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PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers south and East.

FRrsSo, Feb. S.-The following is a
list OF south bound passengers passing
here to-day:
Mrs NJ A Hamilton, Prescott, A T;
Sarah Asenger and three children, Mrs
r Brown, Col VIM Merry, Jas Hntchins,
C A Carpenter, Richard 0'Neil, DIR II
Gibbons, ii Bruce, Mrs II Smith
and child, Herman COIN, DIR J Mat.
thews, S A Morrison, J Il Mahar, San
Francisco; I J Wilson, Newark, N j;
w Zandt, wife and two children, Cal;
II T. Boardman and wife, Town; Il
Mcclellan Brooklyn, N Y; Mrs B b
Wright and child, Napa; N c Carter,
l. Rose, San Gabriel; Sylvester Watts,
st Louis; Jas McCudden and wife, Val
leio; + Hinckley, II J McKusick, Oak
land; M A X, Calabasas; 7 N Dale, Geo
N Dale, Island Point, Vt; w II JONES'
Alma, Col; Chas L Fairbank, Agt G Nj
& st Paul R X; + Archibald, MERGED /;
A Il Sealander, Omaha; Rev C. Baker,
Salem, Or.
The Legislature.
SACRAMENTO, Feb, SENATE-The
concurrent resolution which passed the
Assembly last Thursday, memorializing
Congress not to pass the bill consoldat.
ing the Southern Pacific Railroad with
other lines, came up on Special Order OF
Business. The original and the substi.
tate were read. The roll was called
without debate aud the substitute was
rejected by u vote of "a to 10. The
Senate then proceeded to consider tue
original resolution,
After long discussion the Senate
adopted tonight the concurrent resolu.
ton protesting against the passage of
the pending bill by Congress which
provides for the consolidation of the
Southern Pacific Railroad with other
lines. The resolution was adopted by
tho following vote: Ayes Baldwin,
Chandler, Cox, Del Vale, English, Fill.
cher, Foster, johnson, Knight, Lang.
ford, Lyach, Maddox, Murphy, Roddy,
Reynolds, Spencer of Stanislaus, Steele,
Sullivan, Taylor, Whitney, Wolfskill,
%. Noes-Cronan, Cross, Dougherty,
Frazer, Harrigan, Heating, X ely OF San
Francisco, Kelly of Solano, Kellogg,
Mccarthy, Mcclure, Nelson, Perry,
Routier, Ryan, Vrooman, Wallis, II.
The Senate then adjourned.
ASSEMBLY the afternoon, in Com
mittee CT the Whole, the National
Guard Appropriation was again debated
until nearly four o'clock, when the
amendments were lost and the original
amount allowed to stand. The Road
bill was then taken up and passed.
Barry moved to reconsider the vote
whereby MoClure's Senate bill in rela-
ton to street assessment was passed.
Flynn moved to lay BaTy's motion on
the table. Carried
Cutter moved to reconsider the vote
whereby the resolution extending the
session of the Legislature to eighty days
was lost. The motion was carried and
the resolution made the special order for
tomorrow afternoon.
The stock Board.
SAN Francisco, Feb. S.-Curry, IL;
Mexican, p; Ophir, 3; Union, %; Ne
vada, 81; Eureka, 81; Best, 81; Belcher,
SOC; Utah, IL; Bullion, 65c; King; l0h.
Protest Against the Transfer OF
the Revenue Marine,
SAN FRANCIsCo, Feb. Sat a special
meeting of the San Francisco Chamber
of Commerce this afternoon a resolution
was adopted instructing the Senators
aud Representatives of California to OPP.
pose, as detrimental to the interests of
the State, the passage of the bill now
pending in Congress respecting the pro-
posed transfer of the revenue marine
and other branches of the Treasury SER
vice to the Navy Department.
suicide at WhippIe Barracks.
PREscoTT, A. T., Feb. 81. II. Nor
ton, who had been employed at Whip
pie Barracks, as night watchman, shot
himself through the breast yesterday,
resulting in death. 1t is supposed to
have been done under fit of alteration.
Rustler killed - stiff Price for
Land.
CLIFTON (A.T. Feb. s. james o Brien.
alias James Graham, miner, about
26 years old, late of Durango, Colorado,
returned to the Metcalf mine from Cliff.
ton at late hour last night and began
shooting" the camp. Two men, named
Joe Green and Tom Strembach, under
took to disarm him. They ordered
0'Brien to hold up his hands, and he
replied by shooting The men opened
fire on him, killing him almost instantly.
The coroner held an inquest this morn
ing and the jury returned verdict Of
lustihable homicide.
Gallus Metz has received notification
from the New York agency of the Bank
OF California that so, 900 has been
placed to his credit, subject to his draft.
This amount is for sixty acres of laud
about half mile below here. The pur-
chasers are the same parties who made
the heavy mining purchase last week. /
The ground will be the site of their
expensive reduction works.