Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-21
ExrRA-sEssIoNAL NOTES.

E. H. Clough, of the Oakland Tribune,
and NJ. McWhorter, of the Marysville DEM
oerat, have desks on the floor of the Assem-
bly,.
A number of members of both houses
arrived yesterday after adjournment, and it
is expected that comparatively few seats
will be vacant to-day.
A Senator from mining county, in dis
cussing the Senatorial question, was heard
yesterday to remark: What in his the
matter with Hearst? He suits or people,
There being no new set of attaches and
committee clerks to elect, the opening of
the present session is shorn of much of the
hustle and button-holing, doubtless greatly
to the relief of members.
The election of United States Senator
was the all-absorbing topic at the Golden
Eagle Hotel last evening. Even the irriga-
uonists discussed the question of Who is
to succeed Uncle George?'
Senators Filcher and Mcclure, having
shorn their boards of luxuriant growth
were hardly recognizable to their colleagues
yesterday. A little tussle with irrigation,
no doubt, will bring them out again.
Thomas Mcconnell says that the pro-
posed amendments of the irrigationists
won't wash Between two monopolies there
is no choice. An intermediate ground
must be taken and the rights of all pro-
tected.
The representative of one of the far-awav
counties has, since the last session, become
n resident of this CITY. He is fortunate in
thus avoiding long and tedious mid-sum-
mer journey TO the Capital, while undoubt4
edlv still entitled to his mileage.
The sentiment concerning proposed legis-
Iation seems to lack entire unanimitv
aThey think they've got everything inst as
they WANT remarked a,.prominent mem
Der of the Senate, lust after adjournment
but we'll show 'em they re barking nm the
wrong tree"
A Fresno farmer nol;tic;on Is -
ara,ca sa;d Loot evan;n6 tbat ~
ZIONIST did not have everything their own
way as they had fondly led themselves IN
believe that the longest pole captures the
persimmon, and it was not now in the
hands of the irrieationists.
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one remarked. They don't know exactly
where they stand. II depends upon which
SACK is the easiest cOnledtaDle.
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IL Is amusing 10 lear persons VINO nan
from localllies where Ior several months
tne mercury ~ nas noe lai,en many degrees
below the l " taEd Is usually above
~ talk OF lne neat OF sacramento, whiie
sneir coa.-si. ~, are Au.eel5ne ~ prish south
pIee1eS anu .nsy aie enauleu, ior the , nIsl
UNI! I'M, llls sumner, 10 Me3r inen collars
Without having .hein "iite! GOWN.
Senator Dennis Spencer, of Napa, arrived
last evening. He says be was not one Of
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