Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-04
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fresno. March. 3.-The following is a
list of south bound passengers passing
here to-day:
Robt Hornbeck, Riverside; Thos B
Stevens, Austin; Mrs Alfred Stillman,
III G Stevenson, John Dolbeer, Mrs NJ G
Newmark and two children and servant,
Lewis Cohen, Mrs Marsh and child, S d
Hovey, J Gordon, VIM u Mott, 5 II
Cowell, II Harlan, Geo II Stewart, w
II II Hart, San Francisco; + + Griffith,
Los Angeles: Chas Silent, Tucson; G A
Hart, S Marshall, San Bernardino; J G
Laning and wife, N Y; Mrs II W Cook,
Chicago; ID A Dees, Stockton; j II
Turney, San Jose; X w Browning,
Woodland; Mrs A I Stevens and son,
Pontiac, Mich; Mrs Woodhouse and
son, Ida Woodhouse, Florence Wood
house, Beaver City.
The Legislature.
SAoRAEENTo, March 3. -SKNATE-The
General Appropriation bill was taken up
for second reading. An amendment in.
creasing the salary Of the bookkeeper Of
the Secretary of State from 5000 to
"a 500 was adopted. Some action was
taken upon the bookkeeper of the Con
troller. The item for the Railroad Com
missoners' office and incidental expenses
was increased from 81 900 to 50, 500.
Vrooman moved to strike out the item
DISCO, 600 for the State Engineers office.
Lost, ~ TO 90 Vrooman moved to
amend so as to prohibit the use of the
money unless the work is completed by
J anuary LIST, 1885. Lost, 10 to 10.
Lynch moved to reduce the amount
TO 10000. Rejected, Q to "a.
Vrooman moved to amend so as to re.
quire the State Engineer to give So.
900 bond to complete the work by Jan.
uary lst, 1885. Lost, 10 to 20. The
amendments recommended by the COM
mittee' were adopted; $4,000 in
stead of SO, 900, for repairs Of the State
Capitol and furniture; $4,000 instead of
$500 for the travelling expenses of the
Yosemite Commissioners; $50, 900, instead
of 100000, for the San Jose Normal
School; $SS, 900, instead of $50, 900, for
the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum;
$780, 900, instead of S63, 900, for the
support of the San Quentin prison. The
$4,000 for the erection of out.buildings at
the Napa Asylum were stricken out and
new item of $1,000 for the Secretary
of the ForestryCommission were inserted.
Kellogg succeeded in having the item of
$1,000 for District Agricultural So
ciety No. IL, increased to S2400. The
item of SIS, 900 to the Bacon Law Libra
~ was agreed to. A motion 10 reduce the
item of $40, 900 for the State Viticultural
Commission to $4,000, was lost. The
Appropriation Bill as amended was
ordered to third reading.
Hughes's Assembly Harbor Commits.
sioner's bill was then passed, 25 to o.
The Governors nominations of III. II.
Watson, Geo. Williams and Lieut.. LAT
fey were confirmed. The Assembly bill
providing for county and township gov.
enments was read the first time and
placed on the special file, Adjourned
till Monday.
AssEMBLY-After recess Wharton's
Irrigation bill was taken up and after
two hours discussion, second reading
was ordered by As to %. At 5:l5 the
bill was ordered to third reading, but
the House refused to make 1t the special
order for. Monday. Cutter moved to
put the bill at the head of the third
reading file. Lost. Recess.
The Charter EIection-LightV Vote.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 3.-At the
Charter election to-day the vote was
very light, probably not in excess of
$4,000, which argues the defeat of the
! Charter. thouGh the result as vet il