Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-24

| friends Of Ed. f. Leake, of Dixon, Solauo
county, are pushing his claim for the position,
and claim he has large maj ority in his favor.
EIr. Vogslsang, Assistant Clerk OF tha
| Senate, will net attend, and Hugh j. Lynch
and jesse Gallon, of San Francisco, are can
! didatea Ter the position. 1t is said thst MIR.
| Lynch will receive the solid vote Of the San
Francisco delegation.
| M-4ianell, former Cisrk Of the Judiciary
| Committee Of the Sen&te, is dead. As this
will bs one Of the most important positions
held during the session, the filling of tbs va
cancy IS regarded with uUch interest. The
! Chairman OF the committee is Senator Ctoss,
| of Nevada county.
| II does not appear to De clearly understood
as vet what the majority Of either house viii
do so regards cauouspg for the purpose OF
filing the several clerical positions. Some
think a caucus will be held, and others are Of
the contrary opinion. In this matter Of
course tae Republicans are in 10 way inter
estsd, and members on that side of the fence
| are escaping the usual button. hoiug and
| buzziug.
TIE Democratic delegation from San Fran
cisco assert that Senator Kelly, who repre-
! sents an ever-nEmbered district, who is also
| Chief Wharfnger at San Francisco, and can
not hold both offices, will give up his position
as WhagtiUgeE, as he will be hold-over and
! Will I3f6 fOtG Ia SiIS aAGAS - uitSA CHSSSS
| Senator. Several are therefore In the city
| looking anxoualy after the probable vacancy
in the office of Whar6nger,
Both houses viii meet at Il o'clock to-day.
Tbs following communication has been sent
to every member Of the Legislature
To the Members OF the Senate and Assembly OF
the State OF California: At informal meeting OF
| q large number OF Senators aud Assemblymen held
this day the undersigned, President pro TEN. OF the
Senate and the Speaker pro TEN. OF the Assembly,
were directed to extend An invitation to the Sena-
! tors and AssomhlYmen to meet in the Assembly
chamber at the State Capitol, Sacramento, on Mon
day the oath day OF March, 1884 at O'Clock P ",
for consultation on matters of legislation embraced
in the proclamation Of his EXcelleucy the Governor
converting the Legislature in extra session.
We do hereby respectfully extend an invitation to
the membe of both Houses to meet A. tae time
and place designated. r. F. DEL VALE,
q, President pro TEN. of the Senate.
J. T. CAMPBELL,
Speaker pro TEN. of the Assembly.
Dated March y, 1884.
The following members Of the Legislature.
and attaches, are at the Capital Hotel:
Lieutenant Governor John DsgZett. Senators
J. D. Spencer Of MaTipOsa, Taos. Frazier Of
Ei Dorado, G. 7. Fos.er of TebamB Assem-
| blymen 8. 3. Hunter Santa Clara; Charles
+. Irwin, Ei Dorado; William Gutter,
Yuba: L. G. Granger, Butte II. j. Crump-
ton, Lake; T. Il. Fleming, Butte; G. @.
o
oiumue 4. J. Atwen, Tulare ; &. B. Beard,
S!anislaus; J. w. Kerrick ana S. l.. Terry,
San Joaquin; d. q. Blrnes and J. A. Har-
vey, Solsuo; g. f. Mckinley, San Fran.
cisco; Chief Clerk of the Assembly N. G.
Haley, Saa Francisco A. I. Vogelssng As
s;stant CLERK Of the Senate, San Francisco;
G. W. Herbsrt, Assistant Clerk of the As.
sembly George w. Psckham. journal Clerk
of the Assembly; j. 2. Martin, Assistant
A.. 4 cf 40 Au-ar, b1r u n
Marshall, Attorney-Ceneral I. G. Marshall,
Deputy Attorney-General.
A. the Golden Eagle-Sepstors c. II.
| Maddox, Santa Clara; George i. Whitney,
| Oakland Jeremish Lynch, San Francisco;
r. T. Del Vale, Los Angelica; ?, Rsddy,
Mono B. D. Murphy, Santa Clara David
Mcclure, San Francisco L. w. Buck, So
lano; Benjamin knight, Monterey Edward
Heating, San Francisco; w. W. Kellogg,
Butte; B. f. Lsngford San joaquin
T. i. Baldwin, San joaquin. As
semblymsn-A. WJlrsth, Nevada; J.
w. Keller, Inyo; a. G. Booth, San Fran
cisco; John 4. HOLSTER, San Luis Obispo;
:. A. Beyley. FL Dorado a. Riehl, Santa
Clara J. J. Flynn, San Francisco.
CoNMEBcIAL.-Tae following steamers ar
rived at Sacramento during the psst week 4:
San Joaquin No. ., from San Francisco.
| with general merchandise and barge OF
| freight for the upper Sacramento and barge
! o.! lumber for the Sacramento Lumber CO1a-
! pauy; Clara Belle, from the lower river, With
I produce @. III Small, n route from the Bay
! 10 Marysyille peparted-Sla Joaquin No.
/ , for San Francisco, with barge Of grain;
! san Joaquin, for the upper river, with
! barge Of freight Clara Belle, for the upper
Sacramento, with general merch andiss.
SMoULnzR1sc FIRE.-The old ice.hou5e a.
Soda Springs station, few miles west of the
Summit, was set on FIRE, probably by tzsmps,
Saturday morning. As il stood not far from
| the snowsheds, the railroad men looked after
| the matter promptly, bu. found that there
could n95 DO much Of fire, IS there was
! depth OF twelve or fourteen feet Of snow upon
| toe building. 1t is probable that the FIRE
will shoulder for long time, however, as
there was largo quantity of saWdust in the
ruins of the old structure, snd Il is burning
slowly.
STILL USBLUsHING. - This Placer Argus
says: 1.-The Sacramento RECORD UNION
fought strenucusly for the adoption of q
special levce tax of $4,000. which measure
/ the Bee opposed with equal determination.
! TIE outcome OF the election was the adoption
of the proposition by the overwhelmingly
large vote Of ? 600 TO l,000-mcrs shau the re-
quired two thirds majority on all votes cast
! Yet the Bee still unbiushingly strove to make
i: appear that il correctly voices public senti-
rnent in insisting that the tax was defeated. >"
CANDIDATES FOR CoNGREss.-It is said
that there will be four candidates for the Re.
publican nomination for Congress from the
district composed of Sacramento, Solano.
Marin, Contra Costa, Yolo and Alameda
counties, viz: Henry El9erton. of SacrG-
mento VIM. +. Dargie, Postmaster OF Oak
land; w. w. Camrou, Of Oakland, ex-As.
semblyman and Carroll Cock, of OAKLAND,
Assistant United States District Attorney.
TIE TIvom-" Jeese James was played
at Turner Hall for the last time last evening
to a good house. Commencing tonight and
continuing throughout the week the attrac.
ton will DO The Child OF the Regiment,
with Miss Ethel Lypton, Sacramento Ia
yorite, in the tile role. It is O military
comedy that has rare musical merit. The
specially artists that will appear throughout
the week are said to be frst-olsss.
FISH MATrERs.-Parties engaged in fish
ing with SET nets where the water runs into
Yolo county from the Sacramento, are catch
ing large quantities Of fish, principally perch
and club. /. is said that the perch are more
plentiful than they have been for ten or
twelve years. The f hsrmen drifting for
salson 10 this vicinity are catching very few,
owing to the high water. Ga the lower Sac.
ramsnto the catch is quite good.
TROUBLE WITH TRAHPs.-A freight train
on the California Pacific Railroad had
trouble with tramps Saturday. near Benicia,
and sn officer was summoned from thss
place, who has succeeded in capturing nearly
all the offenders.
TO-DAY and tomorrow special value.
Mems calf boots, 81 30; boys boots, 81 ;
Carpets Carpets Another new invoice
opened on. Saturday. Remnants of carpets
to-day. Do net fail 80 read our column adj
yertisement of this morning. Sale com.
mencss vt o'clock. Red House.