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Legislature.
SAcRAMRxro, March 7. ASSEMBLY.
Campbell, Of the Conference Committee
on the Senatorial superintendent bill, re-
ported in favor Of the Assembly adopting
the Senate amendment which provides
that the superintendent shall not go into
effect until July, 1885.
The amendment was concurred in.
Coleman reported for the Conference
Committee that no agreement was had
regarding the San Quentin item, and re-
commended free Conference Commit
tee, with power to compromise. Con-
ference reported in favor of concurring
in the Senate amendment, raising the
item for the 10th district Agricultural
society from $1,000 to 924OO. The House
concurred in the amendment. The
Speaker appointed as free conference
committee, Coleman. Murdoch and
Flynn
The bill introduced by the Committee,
compelling . settlement by the Commits. |
sioner Of immigration, and giving the
Governor power to Gust that officer, was
finally passed; aye, SO, No. l..
The rules were suspended and Harri-
gan's Senate bill relating to the preser-
walton Of game and fish was defeated by
SO to "a. The Free Conference Commit
tee on San Quentin items in the appro-
priation bill have agreed upon $40. 600,
but have not yet reported.
SENArE e Conference Committee on
Amendments TO the Appropriation bill
reported that they had agreed on amend |
ment increasing the amount allowed the
Agricultural Society No. III, out that no
agreement had been reached In reference
to San Quentin increase; Committee was
discharged. A free conference is APP
pointed ON report OF the State Prison
Committee condemnatory OF the admins
tration of Prison Commissioners. A |
long debate ensued upon this, inter
rupted by recess.
The tsoverner's Appointments.
SACRAMENTO, March THE Governor
has appointed P. A. Forester Commits.
sioner of Immigration, vice Bunkers
term expired; also Geo. Il. Marye and
Otto Rodgers Regents Of the University
vice Curtis and Stanford resigned.
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SAN Francisco, March Wheat
Armer l871@203$; Barley weaker. feed
lS73@l423; brewing l45t9l50; Hay
higher 9iS@2l.
TUcson, March z.--Adyices from
Globe say that the stage frsm Globe to
Florence was jumped on the night OF the
Wy W. .vao ~ I'm" aean. 49,.
ened 10 firht Il moiested and were let
alone
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NEW YORK, March The annual
meeting OF stockholders OF the Union
Pacific railroad held to-day. reports the
gross earnings OF the road for the year
z,sSa w; operating expenses ana
- ;,x.s..d '' .s.,,r;t,s. - OIL 100.
total surplus earnings $l4, 3O7, 1894
The following are the Directors for the
ensuing year: Sidney Dillon, Elisha
Atkins, F. Gordon Dexter, Frederick L.
Ames, Ezra H. Baker, Jay Gould. Rms
sci Sage, Scion Humphrey, David BOWS,
0reenville N. Dodge, Augustus Schell,
8. H. H. Clark, John Sharp, Charles
Francis Adams. IT,, and Andrew H.
Green.
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W.iSuIos, mason t:- - Sl aI Don
South Carolina, accompanied by Surgeon
General Wales and Senator Butler. Ca
meron has been in poor health for several
months and is suffering from fistula.
Wales entertains very little hone for his
recovery. Doctors have been bafiied in
checking the disease, Is Cameron during
paroxysms Of pain will drink Cham payne
to deaden the pain which aqpravates
the disease. His friends do not expect
ne VIII ever be able to resume his duties
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New YORK. March ga desperate
prize fight took place tonight in the
basement Of Bowery sporting house.
The principals were Geo. Fulljames, q