Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-15

han, Whitehurst, Hyde, Solomon, Gull
yer, Matthews.
State Observation-Disclosures Mulgrew,
Burwell, S1rry, Atherton, Briefly, Muir
ray Of Humboldt.
Internal rovement-Kirman, Muir
ray OF San Francisco, Dinan, Lowe, Ed
wards.
Ways and Means.-Shanahan, White
hurst, Storke, Ostrom, Metthews, Alex
ander. Coombs, Atterton, Dibble.
State Prison-Adams, Black, Brannan,
Ostrum, Berry, Simpson, Atherton, Fas-
sett, Maher.
Election Laws-Hall, Mcvay, Lagrave,
Rundell, Storke, Dibble, Horsey, Ed
wards, Ragsdale.
Capital and Labor Day-Dobbin, Nc
Carthy, Regan, Mullany, Herman,
Simpson, Johnson, Williams, Maher.
Swamp and Overlooked Landslide
Mullan, Crawford, Mullaney, Burnett,
Lagrave, Fassett, Campbell, Brickwedel,
Hook.
Water Rights and Qrainage-White-
hurst, Banks, Wear, Brannan, Strom,
Sykes, Petrie, Tunier, Chapman.
Agriculture-Berry, Adams, McMul-
len, Rundell, Fassett, Porter, Campbell.
Chinese immigration = Mccarthy,
Seery, Mullaney, Dob5in, Tulley, Chap
man, Porter, Brickwedel, Hersey.
Corporations-Ostrom, Berry, Staude,
Mulgrew, Seawell, Dlbble, Ewing, Tur-
ner, Alexander.
Agriculture and Mining-Tullock, Bur-
well, Reavis, Franks, Atherton, Hersey,
Williams.
Commerce and Navigation - Regan,
Black, Burnett, Young, Ewing.
County and Township Government
Bangs, Murray, of San Francisco. Tucker,
Storke, Reynolds, Culver, Coleman,
Breckevedel, Chapman.
Crimes and Penalties-Tully, Seawell,
Bangs, Coombs, Dibble.
Viticulture-J ames, Adams, McMullin,
Franks, Coombs, Edwards, Brown.
Claims-Mulgrew, Black, Shanahan,
Reavis, Young, Solomon, McKeon.
County and County Boundaries-M
laney, Renson, Ragsdale, Hart, Sims,
Starks, McVay, Rundell, Shanahan.
Fish and Game-James, Reavis, Rob-
bin, Culver, Ewing, Murray, Mabler.
Education-Crawford, Black, Wear,
Bangs, Petrie, Briefly, Turner.
Silk Culture - Dinan, James, Hall
Johnson, Coleman.
Homestead and Land Monopoly-Rea
Wis, Crawford, Oman, Regan, Fassett
Colman, Simpson.
Irrigation-Tucker, Berry, Wear, Bangs
Matthews, James, McMullin, Adams
Holmes, Davis, Briefly, Hook, Edwards
| Military Affairs-Murray of San Fran
cisco, Leary, Mccarthy, Holmes, John.
son.
Mines and Mining Interests-Mabler
Tulloch, Lagrave, Reavis, Gardner, Da
Wis, Coleman.
Municipal Corporations-Burwell, Bur
nett, McVay, Reynolds, Seawell. Berry
Solomon, Damron, Johnson, Simpson
Chapman.
Public Expenditures and Accounts
Wear, Ostrom, Burnett, Brown, Alex
ander.
Public Printing-Lagrave, Mulgrew
Mulvey, Wear, Ragsdale, Lowe, Holmes
Public Buildings-Stande, Black, Re
gan, Mullaney, Mabler, Davis, Campbell
Porter, Hersey.
Yosemite Valley and Forestry-Run
dell, Tullt ch, Crawford, Gardner, Hook
Public Morsis-Sins, Franks, Adams
Tulloch, Damron.
Indian Affairs-Tucker, Reavey, Mul
vey, Williams, McKenna.
Retrenchment-Rey Osborne
Tulloch, Petrie, SIMS.
Public Lands--BIack, Tully, Iarmes
Kiernan, Denair. Sykes, Hydes, Holmes
Murray OF (Humboldt.)
Roads and Highways-McVay, Reni
son, Mailer, Kiernan, Raysdale, Tur
ner, McKeown.
Engrossment-Searey, Long, Mul
lany, Maher, Gardner.
Enrolment - Reavey, Reynolds
Mullen, Albertson, Hook.
State Library Burnett, Sewell
Strande, Briefly, Ewing.
Dobbins introduced q resolution tina
the Secretary of State be instructed t,
prohibit the sale, in the State boundary
Of cigars and tobacco manufactured by
any but white labor and bearing tht
white labor stamp. On motion of Mat
thews, it was referred to the COMMITTEES
on Chinese.
A communication from the Attorney
General was read, giving it as his opinion
that the act giving the consent of the
Legislature of California to the purchase
by the United States of land within this
State for public purposes is still in force
On motion of Ewing, of San Fran
cisco, it was resolved that the paw of tht
committee clerks shall date from theil
appointment and not from the first day.
of the session.
Hook, of Contra Costa, offered reso
luton which was unanimously adopted
reciting that the people of this State
have been grossly misrepresented by de
signing parties in regard to their feeling
toward the Scott Chinese Exclusion act
and declaring that the members of the
Assembly, regardless OF party, approve
the measure, and calling on the Califor
mia Senators and Congressman to pre-
sent resolutions to their respective
houses and earnestly work for the exclu'
| sion OF Chinese from our shores.
A motion to refer the Brown bill to the
Committee on War Claims was lost yeas
102. nays III, and the bill was referred
to the Ways and Means Committee. The
House then proceeded to the considera-
ton of business pertaining to the District
of Columbia. Several bills were passed
and the House adjourned.
Contested Seats.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 1.-THE hear.
ing of the contest of Henry s. Martin,
Republican. against William E. Dinan,
Democrat, for Assem- blymsn from the
Thirty-Third District, was begun to-day
before Justices of the Peace Boland and
Hebbard. J.W. Gawthorne, Republican,
began proceedings in the Justices Court
to-day contesting the election of E. j.
Reynolds, Democratic Assemblyman
from the Thirty Fourth Assemhlv Dis