Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-24


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crow.
The Chronicle for months past has
heen laboriouslv training with Mr.. J.
ia partb sborb whose aspiration
was the evolution Of a scheme Of Ir-
r;yators, RIGHTS through lepislation.
AZ n matter of fact our townsman
succaeded IN eating his ideas far
mora fuIlv developed in the papes of
tho obron;eie than In those of the
Los Angeles HERALD. although natu-
rally n Southern California journal
largely sympatbized with any scheme
which Ind for its object the formula
linn az nm honest and beneficial plan
of Irriya,ors, Rights. But the UrR-
AIN. after due elaboration. having
mt ,ts hand to the blow. remained to
The end. The Chronicle. all at once.
has received new lights. Having
oopa ovar IN the aide Of the Rinarian-
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lot oil SOUND taik WIN its twaddle,
producing logical edifice which
calls To mind nothing 40 forcibly AZ
Tho, church in New yort which
."A' vn"ion ~ No" yin "'0",
from It's composite arctitecturs was
dubbed by the irreverent the Church
NJ tho Holy Zebra. The Cbron;cl,
l.. a.. a. a;I,
na' so"o o,o"' o'e' " '"o o'"'' ''.o'
q iact which was maze very cohspic-
uous when II admitted to its columns
the article upon the election of a suc-
\. sar,.a. ~, ,,h;.L 80.
ooeeo' " so"a'o' e"'a'' VIM" Voc
written by aaron a. sargent, ne
publican trickster who hopes to fill
senator Hearst's shoes.
a.. .a,.aad o.,,oro.v ho
o o'''''"ou 'o'p o'"y '"e
Express, wheh the proclamation hrst
reached our people, INDUCED in the
following doubtless honest expression
- oAn,or.
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Undoubtedly, II the present Legis-
iature IS constituted on TINS subject as
1t IS believed 70 be, and compre-
hensive CODE OF laws relative 10 water
anu wafer fight snali DC aaoptea, IL
Is peter that action shouid De taKen
~ ~ onu s, sa ana ' an,nna a % tara
lis chances in new Legislature.
The cost to the State Of an extra ses-
sion Is q tribe compared to the
a. o %a,;s; .v - a. az" Srnna "" Sa,r}
The Governor PROPOSES an entire re-
organization Of the Supreme Court,
which can only be accomplished by
sno .a,so... ~. o ooI.'u ~ tha
State. In their present temper. such
an amendment would readily be car
ried. 1t need not be anticipated,
nowever' .aas sne e,ius s; uesi,eo WI ah pe
THE riparians although having but a
minority in the regular session of the
Legislature, showed their ability TO
complicate matters by preventing all
legislation. The friends oil the JUS
tices OF the Supreme Court may be
expected to use every possible means
to obstruct favorable action. Inc
Governors action in calling the
Legislature together will be generally
commended.
1t is very hard to mistake the ring
of the foreooiny. And vet now that
e,;L.,a.
!o"'Ai 20 pe.'ioss,"s ""' n''ou'.0
ing, and trying TO derive q miserable
advantage to its party from a move
ment whose benefit to the State it
cordially recognized.
Even our rampageous and thauma-
turgic contemporary, the Times, has
tied its legs up on this extra session
business. It's first outgivings were
doubtless the most honest which We
shall hear from that journalistic de-
scendant of the immortal Whang-
doodle. It.said:
Governor Stoneman is sharp and
decisive in calling an extra session OF
.he Leslsiature 70 meet on tne zotn p, OF
sta,a had No, uat nad , vp t ,be;r m;n e
that an extra session was contem-
plated. There is clear
majority IN favor OF the irrigation IN
~ ees.s an" Th a ma~, sc;s am may Wiz pe
n United States Senator 10 elect. and
the whole field open for log-rolling,
might not be able to accomplish any
..lng satisfactory ior inc irriga'oh III
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