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TO BE REIMBURSED.
The Committee Says the Congressmen
Must he Paid.

WASHINGTON. December 18th The special
House committee investigating the Siitot: de-
fsleaiion has agreed upon n report. by the terms
OF which an appropriation viii be asked for
to make good the losses sustained by the men,
bers Of the House. The Schesrf separate bill
w.li also be reported. making the Sergeant at
Arms the disbursing officer
Five members OF the committee, including
the Chairman, hold that the Arms
was public officer, and the individual mem
bers are justified By the usage and official recog-
Hition, extending oyer maDJ years in 50 regard
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TOM AND BENJAMIN.
4 Little Tilt Between the President and
the Speaker.

WASHINGTON, Cecenber 19th---A rumor from
a reliable source is current about the Capitol to
the effect that there had been q quarrel between
the President and speaker Reed. Reed, it is
said, wanted to secure the appointment of some
personal friend of his to Federal Office in his
Reed s. own town. He called upon the Presi-
dent and gave him slip of paper bearing the
name of the candidate, at the same time recon-
mending the man very highly. The President
took the slip, remarking: VERY well. / will
invests gate the matter
But recommend this man, Reed said grow
ing very red-faeed
i'Very good Harrison said. still holding the
slip of paper in his hand. u told you would
investigate the matter"
NO, you won't" said Reed, jerking the slip
OF paper from the Presidents hand. TneE the
Speaker turned and left the room without an
her word.
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CHINESE GAMBLERS,
MONTANA LEGISLATURE.
How the Long and short-Term Senators
Was Decided

HELENA (Alont), December l9th.-In the Sen
ate this morning no business was trans
acted, but this afternoon permanent organiZa-
tion was made. A resolution offered By Senator
Baker 10 have p urality votes carry all questions
caused hot debate but it was carried. +. T.
Gilbert was elected Chief Clerk; Pierce Hooper,
Enrolling Clerk; q. A. f. Kelly, Engrossing
Clerk; NJ. kcQuirk, Sergeant-at Arms; Rev.
Berry, Chaplain; W. Paynter, Page.
As soon as the organization was completed a
resolution TO have sixteen pieces of paper num-
beIed and put in a hat, then the Sergeant at
AIMS should draw one and if an odd number
be first drawn the Senators from the odd num-
bered districts should serve one year, and il
even it should be vice versa, was introduced.
he resolution was carried. Number twelve
was the first drawn. and the Senators from the
even.numbered districts will serve for one year.
In the House not much business was trans
acted except q notice of Introduction of bills.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Ihave been bothered with

have been bothered with catarrh for
about twenty years. had lost sense of smell
entirely for the last fifteen years, aud l had
almost lost my hearing. Ny eyes were getting
needle Now have my hearing as well rs
ever had, and l can see TO thread Us fine a
needle as ever did, my sense of smell is partly
restored and it seems to be improving all the
time. think there is nothing like Elys Cream
Balm for catarrh.-Mrs. E. + Grimes, e. Valley
street, Rendrill, Perry county, oh o. MWF
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Advice TO Mothers.-Mr5. Winsiev's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth. Il relieves the little
sufferer st once; IL produces natural, quiet sleep
by relieving the child fram pain, and the little
cherub swaGes as bright as button" 1t is
very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the child,
softeus the gums, Gllsys all pain, relieves wind,
remedy for diarrhes whether arising from
teething or other causes Twenty-Five cents e
bottle. MWF1y
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excursions via the Atlantic and Pacific Rail
road Santa Fe route), under management of
salaried railroad employees, leave Sacramento
EVERY THURSDAY for all Eastern points
Berths furnished through to Chicago. Rates
same as from San Francisco. Baggage checked
through to destination. G. W. RAlLT0N, agent,
29 J street, Sacramento, Cal. m3-lmMWF
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CHICAGO, December 18th. Ex-Juror J9nn Gull
yer today commenced a Uit in the Su erior
@ mt az inst the Chicago Herald claiming So
600 mag.S for alleged i6el.
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BISMARCK (N D. December 10TH Governor
Miller this afternoon attached his signature to
the on.elcd prohibition measure adopted by
both branches OF the Legislature Oh Wedn, sday.
North Hakota now has the sirictcst law oi the
kind of any state in he Union. Arrangements
are being made by the ProhibitonistS ali over
the state to celebrate their great victory at the
polls and in the j. gislGure. Liquor ni-u are
in the dumps, and preparing to dispose Of their
stock and emgTste
The Legislature adjourned to-day ill January
7th, and the members have gone home to spend
the HOLIDAYS
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The United States Against the Entire
World

World.
NEW YORK, Decembs lgth.-The UOrld has
obtained from the treasurer Of each slHte the
value OF property assessed for tsxation The
Census Office in 1886 made report Of inquiry
into the proportions existing in each State be-
tween taxed property ami actual wealth which
rang % per cent in Illinois and 6s III Wyom-
ing. The WOridS report shows an increase in
taxable property of s6,9fSo0G0 o. and az in
1880. The total wealth is Sol ,459C01O10. exc US
i've OF pubic property, and s. r93, ,0OC COZ of
property is Invested aud owned abroad. The
wealth OF the Omitted States now exceeds tho
total wealth of the whole world 81 any time
previous TO the middle OF the eighteenth cen
tury, and the amOuni invested abroad alone is
equal to the national wealth OF Portugal and
Denmark. The y. alth of only five nsiicus is
equal TO the mere increase III the states IL the
mast nine YeRrs.
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GENERAL SHERMAN.
He Makes an Address to the All-Ameri-

He Makes an Address to the AlI-Am
cans.
New YORK, peeeH Der l9th.-The klI-AmCri-
can delegates to-day urncycd 40 Ut the city
in carriages and visited Brooklyn. Afterwards
they visited the hamber Of COmmelCe, where
General Sherman also spoke Referring to
Brazil. he snid that at The centenL;a! cel.tra-
tion of the Declaration OF Independence, in
1876 he had observed Dom PEDRO residing
cops Of tha. historic document. he Ell peror
had said TO him that his father had said, "Sead
and study IT, "Gentlvmsu," continued Ger
eral Sherman, study our manufactures and
commercial affairs, and accept such a. yuu
deem wise for your countries. TO you We give
our whole heart aud teeli- g, ana may God
Suped yOu -
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sonoma Wines of best qualities are sold
at FABIAN BROS, Ninth and ] Streets
cheaper than anywhere Gallon prices are:
Hook, 50 cents; Riesling, 70 cents and Gutedel.
ST. Claret, so cents; Zintandel, IS cents aud Bur
gundy 81 Also on hand, different kinds of
Port and Sherry, Sweet Muscat and Angelica
n22-1m
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les are sold

shorthand Class-Bse seins Friday Night,
7.9O. at Young Mems Chris ian Association
rooms Free to members. dl92t
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements Of Meeting Notices, Wants, Lost,
Found, For Sale To Lei end similar notices under
his head are inserted for cents per line the first
time and cents per line each subsequent time. AR
notices or his character ,OA be found under this
heading.
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sTOCKTON sOUIBs.
Mother and Son Held to Answer for
Murder.

Murder.
STOCKTON, December 19th.-The preliminary
examination OF Mrs. Louisea Polsky and her
son Albert fer the shooting of Robert Kennedy
was held to day before Justice of the Peace
Swain, both sides being represented by good
legal e5un. ell
The mother and son were held to answer 10
a charge of murder. Mrs. Polsky's bail is fixed
at 50 eco and the boy is not admitted to bail.
CHINESE GAMBLERS.
The authorities of this city have lately under
taken to ttop Chinese gambling. They have
raided several places and arres ed the gamblers,
but were unable to secure a conviction on a
technicality that the Chinsmen were not caught
approach OF the officers. The policemen now
declare they Will batter down the doors of every
place where illegal gambling is conducted I'M
til the Chinamen stop the games.
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LAEASuE CVyoJ December sta The Lara
ME Plains Land aLd cattle Company made Gu
assignment here to-day. The ranch consists OF
Il 600 acres, with CaLtle aud Improvements,
valued At SIS 600. TIE assignment was caused
by recent heavy igiiar,S Of stockholders living
in MhXrns sltlrn. pa
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east of Fresno, and comprises a large es'ate,
most Of which is in vines, and upon which are
several large wine cellars.
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Commercial Travellers. - The Young
Mems Christian Association can give you spe-
cial privileges when on the road. Sixth and
streets. 9-2t
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PERSONALS,

Carl Miller, of Mendoeino CITY. passee
through s. j. recently. lie says, Joys Veec-
table sarsapari.la entirely cured his liver
and kidney trouble
Rob't !. Barry, Assistant Supnrintcndent
Pullman Palace Car Company, wilhelm Cali
iornia last summer did not suffer with his
usual sick headaches. He gave Joys Vege-
table sarsaparilla as the preventing agent.
John ". Cox lives at 7s5 TUX st. s.F. He
used TO be afflicted with sick headaches. He
mad one attack the day he commenced
taxing joy Vegetable sarsaparilla, but none
since. They are done.
C.. A. Bushnell, OF tile Murphy Building.
Market St, 5. f., suffered with indiges. .0li
ana dyspepsia in its worst form Ioryefrs. { in
Joy 3 Vegetable sarsaparilla came 10 his
rellet He now recommends It to everybody
similarly afflicted '
Mrs. DR.. J. Il. Mason, of No. 1o53 NIarsct
81, ). r, whose trouble was chronic bilious
ness, says OF joys Vegetable sarsaparilla cts
acton on the liver and Kidneys is decided
ana am steadily improving"
A. W. Bogart is a wholesale shoe manu-
iaeturer, 81 7eJ atission ST., s. F. lie says.
Joys vegetable SarsapGrilla has c-f--e,, f.f.1l
eBiire relief from MS Indigestion aad iys.
.epsiG.'
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GENERAL NEW.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EEoorD-UNIos-
Gift from Colonel Crocker.

NEW YORK, December l9ih.-Colo5el Charles
T. Crocker, OF the Southern Pacific, who was
student several years ago in the Brooklyn
Polytechnic Institute, has written letter from
California to Or. David C0ch-on, President of
the Institute authorizing him to put mis- Eame
fof ST. 500 on the list o. subscribers for the ptO-
posed addition 10 the institute. Colo4el
{ ecker was studying in the Polytechnic hen
an affection Of the eye necessitated an aband-
ment OF his studies short time previous TO his
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The bes. pl.. b csses. 20 ave your printing done
A !. Josns.cz CO.. nc s.. -scramcnto Cal
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Decker Bros.'-rhe artists plano. Write
o KOHLER & CHASE, San Francisco. ms SIN
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DIR. La Mars seminal Pills cure all
cases of Nervous and Physical Debility, Seminal
Weakness Nocturnal Emissions, and the many
ailments arising from excess, indiscretion, and
sbuse, A comp etc restorative. Price, 50 80 q
bottle, sent by express c. o. D. A. IcBOILE
& CO., Druggists, 54 Washington street, San
Francisco. P. o. Box 1852 my6-6m
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WAsHINGToN, December l9th.-The couflrma'
tiOns to-day were A. L. Thomas, Gov. rnor Of
Utah; Benjamin NJ. Thomas Secretary of New
MEXICO; Elijah Sells Secretary of Ctah Louis
II. Tarpiey, of Oregon, United States Csmmis-
sioner of Alaska at OunalaskG: Robert :. Fob
ertson, of Indiana, and Alvin Saunders of Ne
braska, Utah Commissioner; Royal A. Johnson,
Surveyor-GeneTal Of Arizona Thomas j. Caya-
nsgh, Surveyor General Cf Washington. Regis
ters of Land Ofiice-John 4. Mcbeth, Denver,
col Charles D. Ford, Lamar, Col; William p
lin, Cheyenne, W!o; Thomas NJ. Read, Jr., Sc
attle Wash.
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PROPOSED SHORT LINR.

On Tuesday last Judge Rievis z. w. Whitson,
the banker, and several other gentlemen resid-
ing at Yakima, were in the city and signed the
final papers for the construction of the railroad
preliminary surveys have already been made
and the cost of building has been estimated.
Work will begin at this end of the line within
the next three months.
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CATAR r n
CE0ssmll's Specific Mixture.

WITH THIS REMEDY PERSONS CAN CURE
wv themselves without the least exposure
change of diet. or change in application TO busi-
ness. The medicine contains nothing that is of
the lesst injury to the constitution. Ask your
druggist for il. Price, 81 bottle. iys-lyTuF
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They are Getting Tired.


7th, and the members have gone home to spend
the holidays.
They are Getting Tired.
NEW YORK, December 1gth.-M. N. T. &c %
nigAt said regarding lie report that the PAN
Americans intended to visit Caiiornia: be-
lieved few dsy ago t1aI the Pau-Ame .!csrs
were going 10 The acitic slope when they nsde
their somhe!n tour, going rom New Orleans 10
San Francisco thence to Oregon AID hacE
home but the trip south and west has en- IL
definitely postponed We cannot state pos
itively whether they VIII 60 or not. The dele
gates are tired ana desiToUs of cOmpie.i ing their
labors at least bstare any other trip made
Great Horse Sale.
NASHVILLE (Tenn j. December 1g,h - The
Belle Meade stud VIII be soll April 4ih and
25th next for a division Luke Blackburn. Lro
quois Great Tom. Enquirer ard BTGnbic are
the stations 10 lie slld together with brood
mares and yeaTlingS, III head in ali. General
W. &. Jackson and John Harding, the partners
of Judge Howell Il. Jackson, viii be bidders st
, the sa <, and wiz continue in the business.
Railroad Officials.
OMAHA lNeb1 December 1gth.-Charies F.
RessuqGe. 81, eflu'euCcDt OF the Nebraska ul-
vision Of the Union Pacific Railroad, was t5-aey
appointed as General Managed Of the NOguteiu
Division of the road J. N. Barr, now Superin-
| tendeut Of the Cheyenne, succeeds EeS-iqIe.
B. NJ. Ryder and =. = b ter have been made
| SuueriIIer dent aud Assistant Superintendent,
respectively, of the Wyoming ivisien
Passenger Rate War.
CHrCAG0. ! eceuber 9th Not Wait'i until
| the remains @ tGe Western -tates VGSSan niger
Asset tion could be buried Tho Chicago, ri.
Paul and Kansas C.C announce that they wi ID
make out "a o. FIRE round trip 20 The NaDuua.
Builders Asscciatlol meeting az - anI IN
January. hc rate IS hg,d at one ana cne-
fourth fare Ihis viii csuse ii genera. wa, of
rates West and NoIthwes., ire uding California.
Heavy Failure.
LAEAMIg (Wyo) December 19th.-The Lara
ME Plains Land aud cettle Company made al
7 30 .aH araHg mi.
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EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
North Dakota Has The Boss IronC.ad
Prohibition Law.
PAE-AMERICANS IN NEW YgRKs
Address Of General Shernan-Tbe
Immense and Growing Wealth
of the United States.
EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
PAX-AMERICANS IN NEW YcBK.
IMMENSE WEALTH.

t,FrcIM D1srA7alna TO THE ahoonp-uruou.l
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The ladies Of the Howard Relief Socie ty
will please meet at 1:90 P. NJ. TO-DAY at X. of
P Hall Its
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Lewis wIasss, wootE,g ,geavor, 6 II j. If
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FATALLY STABBED.

To day two Chinese called ut the police sta
tion and stated that a Chinaman named All
Foon had stabbed and fatally Injured Eut Yen,
the proprietor of Chinese wash-house, last
Monday night, during a row which occurred
over a shortage of 35 cents The police are in
vestieating the matter
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Excitement in the Senate.

WASHINGTON, December 19th.-There was
great excitement in the executive session of the
Senate this afternoon when the Senators upon
looking up at the gentlemens gallery discov-
! cred man sitting there and apparently taking
a good deal of interest in the proceedings. The
utmost confusion prevailed for awhile and the
doorkeeper was dispatched to get the intruder,
who proved to be young man about 20 years OF
age. He evidently had been asleep when the
Senate went into executive session. and pTobd-
bly, was discovered before he secured any valu-
able information. He Will always, however,
carry with him the distinction of having been
in The gallery while the Senste was supposedly
e joying the seciuSiOn of a secret session.
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Dakota Blizzard.

PIERRE e. d. December l9th.-A blizzard
set in this afternoon ard tonight heavy
storm of snow and wind is raging. Ali com
municstion with Fort Pierre is cut Off, aud fears
are eutertsined for the safety OF the squatters
1.r,E E..Eiln y
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PoRTLANp PICRINGs.
III. Beemis of WaIla Walla Drowned in
the Columbia.

PORTLAND or, December 1ath.-Last night a
was thrown him, but was of no avail as he was
unable to or refused to grasp it. The body was
recovered this afternoon. Papers found on the
body denote his name to be Fl. Beemis of Walla
Wslla, aged about SO years. 1t was either case
of deliberate suicide or accidental drowning.
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ALONG THE PACIFIC COAST.
It is StoTmiBS Again Ali the Nay
from San Diego to Oregon.
NEVADA C0UNTY's GRAND JURY.
Pan-Americau Visit to the Pacific
Coast Has Been Postponed
Oregon Items.
ANOTHER DOWNPoUR.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EEcoED-uNlos.I
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NEW YORK. December 19th.-A Ere broke ont
patients were removed in safety and the fire
was soon brought uuuer control Four fremen
were badly burned when one OF the walls fell
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LONDON, December 19th.-A private ceb.e dis
patch frocl Rio Janeiro states that frs sh d!r-
orders have broken out III that ciiy and further
complications are feared.
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VIII Fight in Belgium.
Probably q HOAX.

LONDON, December J9th.-Jem Smith and
Frank SlayiD, the Australian pug, will fight
Monday near Lille, in Belgium, for The cham
pionship of England and 5 800 a side.
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Good E3r. CIan.na.Gael.

CHICAGO, December l9th.-There were five
more discharges issued to-day from the once of
Superintendent of Potce HubtG d. The officers
removed are detectives Palmer and Flynn, pr
ham, and station-keeper Kelly. The charges
ere in each case conduct uubecoming officers
and neglect of duty" but the men are all re-
moved for their actions during the CTOniu case.
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DETROIT C.ch), december 18th. - Several
cases OF Russian iailueHza have developed heIe.
Five tei.ers In uue of the prominent; banks are
affected. 1t 1slieve the dise9s. was carried
here through the arrival % foreign money.
II Has Reached Missouri
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Coal IN London,s A,mo.nhsre.

Professor Chandler Roberts estimates
the weight Of the smoke cloud which daily
hangs over London at about fifty tons of
solid carbon and 250 tons of carbon in the
form Of hydro-carbon and carbonic-oxide
gases. Calculated from the actual results
Of tests made by the smoke abatement COM
mittee, the value of coal wasted in smoke
from domestic CRATES amounts, upon the
annual consumption of 100000 of people,
to e2,256,500. The cost of carriage on this
waste of coal is calculated to be e26S, $50,
while the unnecessary passage of about
100000 horses through the streets in
drawing it adds seriously to the cosl of
street cleaning and repairing. Then there
is the cost of taking away the extra ashes,
e43,000 per year. Summing it all, the
direct and indirect cost of waste coal may
be set down at e2600000 plus the addi-
tional loss from damage done to property
caused by the smoky atmosphere, esti-
mated by Mr. Chadwick at 92000,000, the
whole aggregating e4,600,000, or S22, ,000,-
Engineering Journal
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LEGISL ATIyE NOTES.

DIR. G. NJ. Dixon, Chairman of the Committee
of Twenty-one, appointed by the meeting of
representatives of the various counties inter
ested in the drainage of the Sacramento valley
and the improvement of the navigation of the
Sacramento river, prepared the bill introduced
by Senator Dray yesterday, entitled AN Act to
provide for the appointment of a state Board of
Drainage Commissioners, to define their duties
to provide for the organization OF drainage dis
tricts and for the construction of works to i'm
prove the drainage of the several districts, and
to appropriate money for the use of the Board
fifsy-seven sections and is very carefully drawn
1t provides for the appointment by the Governor
of a Board of Drainage Commissioners consist
ing of three members to hold office for two
years or until their successors are appointed.
The bill appropriates a sum of $50 coo for the
use OF the Commission for the first two years
Assemblyman Dobbins of San Francisco will
shortly introduce bill designed to increase the
scope and efficiency of the Bureau of Labor
Statistics. 1t will provide that the Commissioner
shall have power to send for persons and pa
pers examine witnesses under oath, and to
have free access to workshops and business es-
tablishments. Penalties are provided for pro-
prietors who refuse to furnish legitimate statis-
tics or 1nfo nation concerning their business
The Commissioner is prohibited from using the
names of proprietorS or employees in his reports
The salary of the Commissioner is fixed at s., 600
per annum, and that of the deputy at 81, 800
The bill further provides that there shall be al
lowed a sum not exceeding 81 500 per annum
for agents, assistants, travelling or other contin
gent expenses Of the Bureau.
Mrs. DIR. Newland, of San Diego, one of the
shrewdest lady politicians on the coast, is in
the city, and actively engaged in looking after
legislative business
The Committee ON Mileage met yesterday af-
ternoon in room Is, and will present their report
to the Assembly to-day.