Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-08
TIE STATE soLONs.
The GubeTnatOriaI Appointments
DeaIt with In Detail.

DeaIt with in Detail.
SACRAMENTO, March Reconsideration
OF the Governors appointments have be-
gun in the Senate at 80 P. NJ. Column
bus Bartlett, Regent of the University;
w. H. Dimond, Maior-General; and
John T. Cutting, Brigadier. General, were
confirmed. The name of Ed. Travers,
Pilot Commissioner, occasioned consider
able debate. The appointment was not
confirmed.
Wilson, of San Francisco gave notice
of reconsideration. j. D. Redding, Fish
Commissioner, and Oliver Eldridge,
Pilot Commissioner, were also refused
confirmation by strict party vote.
Wilson gave notice of reconsideration.
I. w. Sheehan, Brigadier- General John
F. Swift, John L. Beard, John. S. Hager,
Horatio Stebbins, S. Halladie, J. West
Martin, Regents of the University, we're
confirmed.
Governor Waterman to-day appointed
as commissioners of the insane ASYLUM
at Ukiah, J. B. Wright, of Ukiah; T. l..
Carrathers, of Ukiah; Archibald Yell, of
Ukiah E. w. King and Con. O'Connor.
Wilson gave notice of motion to re-
consider the five appointments rejected
this afternoon and tho appointment of
of Frederick Arnold as director of the
Stockton Asylum WAS put over till to-
morrow; also that of W. Il. Brown
as Harbor Commissioner. The Senate
John D. Brown as Napa Asylum
directors Benz. Shurtleff Stockton Asy-
lum; Archibald Mcdonald, w. ID. Tis-
dale, V. Kok, Agnew Asylum for Chronic
Insane; Jos. Craig as State Prison di-
rector A. f. Shattuck as the same ).
Bobert Miller, Arthur Rogers, as regents
of the University; B. D. Murphy, o. A.
Hale, to the Agnew Asylum for
the Chronic Insane; Pilot Commits
sioner, r. Beverly Cole; State Board
of Health, ]. X. McLane Director of the
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, John Dilling-
ham Port Warden Of San Diego, W. f.
Knox; Trustee of the State Burial
Ground, H. T. Dorian Director of Stock
ton Asylum, Arthur Thornton and
|E. J. Depue; State Prison Direct
ors, e. s. Orm and w. R. Cluness !;
G. A. Rugg. State Board of Health; j.
T. Houghton and G. F. Crocker, Regents
of the University Charles Josslyn, Fish
Commissioner John W. Coleman, Deaf
and Dumb Asylum; f. p. Johnson,
Brigadier; Obed Harvey, Stockton Asy-
lum; George G. Perkins, Deaf and Dumb
Asylum.
Senate refused to confirm E. w. Travers
as Pilot Commissioner, Oliver Eldridge
as Pilot Commissioner, Joseph d. Red
ding as Fish Commissioner, j. R. Lain
for State Board of Health, John X, Orr
as Fish Commissioner.
THE ASSEMBLY.
| SACRAMENTO, March In the Assem-
fha r1s tr of
the Assembly bill limiting the time for
the recovery of real property dedicated
to public use but not SO used, was sus-
tanned by an almost unanimous vote.
The Assebly bill making an appropria-
tion of $4,000 for laying a sidewalk on
the grounds of the State Normal School
at San Jose was read second time and
ordered engrossed. The Assembly re-
fused to take up out of the order the bill
appropriating Sc 600 to purchase the pic
ture of the late Governor Bartlett. Brier-
ly's amendment to the Constitution pro-
viding for annual sessions OF the Legis.
lature was adopted.
A resolution was adopted in the AS
sembly in the afternoon requesting Cali
fornia's representatives in Congress to
endeavor to secure the passage of an act
granting to the State of California the
public lands comprised in the watershed
that supplies water for the Yosemite
valley, in order that the falls may
be preserved, and that they also
be requested to endeavor to
secure such an amendment oi
the act of Congress granting the valley
to the State, as shall provide for the
election by the Legislature OF three COM
missioners to manage the Yosemite
| Valley"
I Among the bills passed were those
authorizing the Governor and Surveyor
General to sell certain State lands to
protect the public health by regulating
the examination of bodies of deceased
persons; relative to the National Guard
(making it consist Of sixty companies,
relative to cases in which appeals may
be taken te the Supreme Court.
AT the evening session of the Assembly
James A. Orr was elected Assistant
Chief Clerk. The enacting clause OF
Senate bill 21, relating to the disabilities
OF married women was, on motion of
Solomon, striken out Among the
bills passed were Assembly bill
ITO to define, regulate and gov
ern the State prisons of California
Assembly bill 400, amending the incor-
poration act of the City OF San Diego /;
Assembly bill 161, to prevent the sale OF
Intoxicating drinks to minors; Assembly
bill GOA, an act to appropriate money
in aid of the building and fur
nishing the Home for Soldiers
widows and orphans and army
nurses aud for the support of INDECENT
persons residing in the Home of the
Womans' Relief Corps Home Associa-
ton Assembly, bill 28,, to recognize the
Veterans Home at Yountville as
State Home for the maintenance of dis
abled soldiers and sailors of the United
States.
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