Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-29
EXTRAORDINARY OCCASION NOTES.

An Assemblymau from southern county en-
gage rooms for his wife, and wrote her Tuesday
10 come. Last evening he sent her the following
telegram "Unpack your Saratoga, and lay aside
your seaIsBn sacque No showing off YOUR fine
clothes in Sacramento. "he opportunity has van
ished; thc extraordinary session is bus ed"
The autograph gatherer now engaged in doing b"
the Leg stature SAYS he did not ssy but few Of the
signatures Of the members could be read" but that
what he SAID that q" all the members were good
writer's except those who are lawyers, and they all
make few scratches on the album that looks like
wrecked gridirons and call them their autographs
Yesterday the House Committee on Corporations
held meeting, at which it decided that all bills
and resolutions referred to that committee should be
sent to a subcommittee, whose duty il would be to
examine and report. The sub committee consists Of
Wallace Atwel and Wharton.
"a member OF the House Judiciary Clmmittee in-
formed repcrter last evening that the Stephens
Ter Dunn a little "tatfy," has been considered by
the committee A motion to recommend its pas
sage was defeated by yote Of TO s.
The Democratic Senatorial Caucus held Yesterday
was in session for more than two hours general
discussion ensued matters pertaining to proposed
l. slation but nothing definite was arrived at be-
yond the adoption of resolution to the effect that
railroad companies should be taxed in the same
manner as individuals, as the companies have de-
sired to be.
Yesterday afternoon was a dull period about the
Capto After the adjournment Of the Assembly at
noon the members of that body scattered, many re-
turning to their homes by the evening trains. Most
of the Republican and some Demo ratio Senators
left by the early morning train for the Bay.
One OF the fruitful themes Of conversation and
speculation last evening was the letter Of Attorney
General Marshall TO Governor StOnemln, the gist Of
which had become noissd about the Capitol and no
tes The conflict between these State officials seems
to have partaken Of the nature of irrepressIbity.
a member of the Senate remarked Yesterday that
the extra session elements might as well hang up
their harps aud return to their homes that there IS
such a marked division of sentiment and purpose
among members that none Of the extreme measures
advocated will receive Endorsement by the requisite
majority, and that the only result OF the session
would De incurrng heavy expense to the State
which would dlsgus the taxpayers and give the
State to the Republicans dead sure this fall.
Many OF the concurrent resolutions presented in
the Legislature are generally regarded as mere par
tisan buuCombe and this sentiment is not confined
to Republicans. Some Of those most vigorous in
denOuncing these resolutions are Democrats of cor
seTvatiye views,
The appropriation bills already ii troduced to NEE
the expenses of the present special session approx
innate $50 000 which will fall lar short of the NJ
siry sum should the session be prolonged many
weeks. The figure mentioned does not include the
heavy expense OF the printing required nor many
other items entaied by legislative session.
The well, so far this session, has been kept closed
although it is stated that on MoLday next the place
will be opened 1t appears to have become neces-
sty aad the only way TO stay the tagging tendency
Of the extraordinary occasion and create the
necessary enthusiasm to get Delmas $4,000 fee bill
through.