Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-28

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Gil'iii' ., ~ I1'Sou1s, to-eay Hted SUI SUI
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hey ASK ioi Judgment Win mechanic
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1l,l 'iti ml..Cn WE % nave 0eeii pa'
10y upon oeiiVefy on the cars at Plttsourg
on'tea States Senate.
WASHINGTON, February 9th. Hale
called up the naval bill, but objection was
made TO IT'S consideration until the com
pleton OF the morning business.
Hale sad he wanted the Senators to re-
alize the almost lntoerable condition in
which the Senate finds itself with grea,
appropriation bills tumbhng in upon il
during the last week of the session. In
order to avoid an extra session it was essen
ual to give appropriation bills every pos
sipie advancement.
The naval bill was then taken up and
the reading proceeded with.
Al / O'Clock, the unfinished business
being the ant-sllver coinage bill, il was
ia!1 before the Senate, bat was temporarily
i'iI Iaii' ,l9l''e anu CONSIDERATION OF the naval
In tba I .ic,,. discnslion aiu an H.. IN, ,..D,
f,vnreG buiIj;nr r,.'. ~ on aoI iieisoi'
| rrnv;dad fnr "a o., '''7sie 'i!ti' an
| NiiIer Of Catifor,,io ;tfI,4 VI
Hall the limit of H." ,'iaoG, ooJec'loil py
Of the two one new % crisors ts r.'%Adl",n tonnage @
The senate cnmmittee ,a l'I0tielGe0 nIla Goo p
stead of / Geo ions ''-''>'0 0'00' III
The amendment ot1n~ol h,. t1,1o 600.
agreed to apnronriotn@ S1i5 ndn ~ &C. Vac ,h<
| purchase OF Erirsson's tor,,oJo 10. - tio ti'o
| DESTROYER. i7''N '''''' ''1'
| With this execution tbe h;Ii ros.oa ..,,,,
stantialiy as reported from tho eenato r1',,1
mittee on Appropriations.
| Malone. from the Comm;ttaa ~, p,tl:c
| Buildings. REPORTED favoraIlv tho UnT..
bill, providing for the erection Of nnbiic
| buildings at Port Townsend " p to cnst
| $4,000 Calendar.
| Consideration of the trade dollar bilIo
! was resumed
Van Wyck obtained noaui,,or. c,,,s,o,,+
| that the bill be Temporarily laid aside fo
take up the pension bills or;,Sinatin'r in ,,o
Senate and fayorably reported from The
committee
Bills favorably reported were then tal.on
up in order, and after several had been
acted upon the Senate adjourned
House of Represa.tat;y.s
W,s1r,>.crox. Eor-,,om,. a-.L ~
asl,ad ,,nn,,;,,,,,s. oC,iy '''' lseoS'ii
SneerS tahe the e31isel 20 oah'' rom te ne
for the nurnosn of pIiI
Senate -, iiHi-cQlicpILlhS III me
iected
Rosecrans, from the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs, reported the bill for the retire
ment OF General II. q. Wright with the
rank OF Major General. Private calendar.
As the regular order of business, the
House proceeded TO the further c0nsidera-
uQil o. the Sundry civil bill.
HoTf offered an amendment providing
tiiat the money appropriated to aid the
New orleans Exposition shall be used, first,
III the payment of the Indebtedness now
outstanding of the EXPOSITION due persons
living outside OF Louisiana, including the
e9 peots 20 ioIeigneTs OF Ioreign nations and
o,,d I'se .2e'ttes anu ieIIitorles ald'
o,,,orIej h,, H. o4 ''i1
. ~ a. ~ - ~ tile IA Al'osi'loll'
114e a'iiehuiheit was adopted-ayes ZVU,
iio1s 90.
iottei tileh moved 10 strike our the en-
'iiT oaauIG' i:II l.ost-dyes - noes Io9
M -o en- ,llcil pdsSeu-ayeS ioo; noes lo'.
i0 '1eiI:''o 'iiiiIlluiHeiils ne 10 lhe 4eoIsiellFe
"Pi'i opli"''oil o4il were now cohcufreq IN.
a !ec'7'S was 'aSeh uhJii O'CLOCK !he
eSeiiHiS SesSIgh 10 De IoF thc consideration
Vi i, pension piliS-
Inc House, at the evening session,
7so,, ,,aS 5'''' SIX pension oiiis, ana theii ad-
--'iu o" california Forests Projected
NEW YORK, February 27th.-It is stated
lhal MlchlGan lumber merchants, fearing
the decay OF forests in Michigan, have been
coniernng with the Central and Union Pa
enc Railroads concerning rates of prospect
ing m california and Oregon for timber
lai'ds ihe information gained has been
50 satisfactory that Commission has been
tlement Of titles, which will start from he
COO ~ 0i. tle Isl oi next month. About s., Co.,
wv " ~ pe invested III California forests.
sfa9iiity OF Elevated Railroad Works.
NEW YORK, February 27th.-The Tribune
says The travelling public will be clad tn
learn that experts who have been examin-
ing the elevated railroad structures nro-
nounce them in a better condition TO-DAY
than ever before. When the CITY brought
suit to recover taxes assessed on these
a. uGtuieS NE 9elense claimed that large re-
terioraton in the 80 DGea1se ol the De
sitv e1r ranaaI a,,d ,'',1 '',iu liie eces
per cent was allowed ~, 49, "a li'eeti
seems to bor,o boo,, eH 81 tiia' account IL
ir fio If t ll',ye % Geii mistake as the condi-
r - '''''S 10 growing oelter instead
Ar p.a,on Du.
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wa, w'o' Io,s 1 received: on would not suit
, me nave no ueSlre 70 aodlcate my pres
tL,e an ''.lF F a. Queen o. franks IN favor Of
Sa;t, s:-,; y. S<"eeil . CohSoit OF Jackasses'
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! -, y Ne'oe9 III marriage. ours,
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T.,mo" nao~ ash, u,si rfpru@ry "a 7Ith.1Ex,J udge
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