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FREsNo, March l2.-The following is a
list OF south bound passengers passing
there to-day:
Representatives of Press and ladies'
A Adams, Rev. S Abbott, J Il Aver,
VIM II Barnes and wife, G NJ Boyd, Mrs
Boyd, Miss Boyd, J d Bogardus, Miss
Bogardus, II G Hemming, Mrs A A
Cummins, w b Bancroft and wife, Geo
Blackman, A NJ Benham and wife, Il c
Cotton, r Cook, 5 X Chandler, A T
Dewey, j II Dougherty, Miss Dough
eriy, $ +; S brennan, Watsonville; w
h Ever and wife, Geo b Fiske, Mrs
FisSe, Miss Belle Bird, Yolo; Theodore
Greene, Alameda; M Hixou, Mrs and
Miss Hixon, Fred Hesse, w Il Hall, c
j Holt, A II Kinds, J A Heath, II 7
Hatch, Edward Curtis, j n II Iresin,
W II Jessup, Mrs Jessup and Misses
Golser. C L Jenkins, X n + Lewis, Mrs
Leland, w II Lee, l. L Lake, Mrs Lake,
b Mausey, l. ? McCarty, c Il Mulloy,
Duncan McPherson, J A Morrissey. Mrs
Merritt Salinas, o Norman, G II Hyler,
W G Shelps, W r Radcliffe. II NJ Rose.
Grams, Frank Smith, G II Shattuck, Mrs
Shattuck, VIM Saunders, Miss Saunders,
Miss Nelson, Geo III Strong, Mrs Strong,
II 5 Spaulding, q Spaulding, james
Shinn, l. Schwartz, Mrs Schwartz, NJ
Slower, W H II Toby, Mrs Toby, John
White, Wickson, g II Wolf, Joseph
Winterburn and wife, G II Williams and
wife, w II Wyman, D G Waldron, J B
Webster, W Ii Weisher, Mrs Weisher,
C A Wicha, Mrs Wicha, Mrs l. p
Keeney, Henry Kimball, Miss frankie
Phelps, Chas + Robbins, David Stein,
San Francisco; Alex Murgolden. San
Jose; VIM Overheiser, Oakland; DR.
Reynolds, Alameda; L A Weed, River.
side. Regular passengers-O Sweet and
wife, San Jose, S Hutchinson, Jr, Sail.
mas; Miss NJ Ingersoll, Portland; c S
Shieifelin, w A Meeker, Jas Porteous,
6 Brodek, I Harnhold. NJ Levy, A
Heath, San Francisco; Mrs T J How
land, Camp Thomas; Mrs Louis Danzig,
NY, w K Spence, w II Armstrong
Riverside; Mrs A Bodfish, Monterey;
R Williams, Silver City; G A McElfresh,
Il L Gregory, Jas II Welch. Sacramento
) Speedy, L Landau, Los Angeles; II p
Stone, Ed Williams, Geo Ballard, Oak
land; j P Lonegan, Tucson; Sam
James, Calico.
The Legislature.
SACRAMENTO, March l2.-SRNATe--
The County Government bill was taken
up for passage and, after debate, was
finally passed; yeas 80, noes 3.
A message was received from the
Governor announcing the appointment
of Joseph D. Relding as Fish Commits.
sioner, rice J. X. fhrockmorton, re.
signed.
The Tax Levy bill was read and re.
ferred to the Committee on Finance.
Reddy moved to take up out of order
Berry's Railroad bill; lost, ayes %,
noes l6.
Johnson moved to take up out of or.
der Fosters Revenue bill, lost, ayes 49,
noes II.
The Senate went iGto executive
session and confirmed Redding and
Brown.
Assembly messages taken up. The
Pilot bill was sent to the file without
reference. The Congressional Appor.
tionment bill was taken up for final
passage.
De. Vale moved to recommit with
instructions to amend so as to substitute
his bill as originally drawn with Napa
county placed in the First District aud
Yolo in the Third. Carried.
The Finance Committee reported the
Tax Levy bill, which was declared case
OF urgency and read twice. An unim.
portant committee amendment was
1 I Al. LII
Consideration OF bills on the special
file was resumed. Taylor moved to lay
the bill amending the Constitution so as
provide free text books on the table.
Lost. Perry briefly explained the OBJ.
isct OF the bill to be to endow the State
Board OF Education with power TO print
a series of text books when authorized
by law. The bill finally passed, ayes
33, noes o.
Sullivan reported back the Congress,
sional Apportionment bill amended ac.
cording to instructions and it was or.
dered printed. Adjourned.
AssEMBLY-After recess the bill Great.
ing a silk culture commission was or
dered to third reading, but was refused
special order.
The Senate sent in the County Gov.
eminent bill with amendments. Its dis
cussion occupied the House until six
o'clock. Several amendments were not
concurred in and the bill was returned
to the Senate with request to recede
thereirom.
The bill defining the boundary line
between Amador and Ell Dorado counties
was passed, Adjourned.
The stock Board.
SAN Francisco, March l2,-Day, l0c;
Virginia, 55c; Curry, s2l; Union, s4s;
S3i; Eureka, SOL; Diablo, S3t;
Savage, SIT; Mono, lOc.