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Evening session.

The Senate met in the evening, Presi-
dent pro tenn. Fraser in the chair, and re-
sumed work on the urgency file.
Mr.. Mead called up S. B. 395, to provide
for the payment of the claim of A. 3.
Dibble for professional services rendered
2. Dobbins before the Supreme Court
(appropriating $500. Passed-ayes "a,
noes 0.
| A. b. 692 relating to street and sewer
Improvement bonds. Read second and
| third times and final action deferred.
S. B. 293, for the relief of John j. Con-
Ian (appropriating S54, 900 with interest
for several years..
| Mr.. Dray supported the bill, because it
was local matter and tie delegation
from that city was united in favor of the
bill. He understood that there was no
| denial OF the fact that the contractors had
done their work faithfully, and knew o.
no reason why he, or other interior mem
| berS, should oppose measures that all the
Senators from that city declared to be
just. The proposition was to have the
city pay debt that the individual prop
erty owners had successfully avoided.
Mr.. Mahoney also advocated the pas
sage of the bill. He claimed that Mr..
Conlan fulfilled his contract, and should
be paid therefor.
The bill was passed-ayes %, noes g.
Mr.. Goucher said he had been informed
that Senate messages were greatly de-
layed in the Assembly, and moved that a
committee of three be appointed to in
vestigate the matter. Carried
s. B. 6SS, authorizing the Directors Of
| the Veterans Home Association to ex-
change certain lands ia San francisco.
Passed-ayes IS noes 0.
5. b. 5S3, to permit the donation of
lands to the State for educational pur-
poses. (Amending the present law so as
to embrace donations for promoting the
mechanic arts.) Passed-ayes 80, noes 0.
A. b. 232, relating to the organization
and government of irrigation districts,
and for the distribution of water. Passed
ayes 30, noes 0.
S. B. 63, to fix the compensation for gas
in cities of 100000 population, or over,
and to provide a penalty for attempting
to collect illegal gas rates. Amended, and
ordered reprinted.
S. b. 25l,. to prohibit the publication of
lottery advertisements. Read second
time and ordered engrossed.
s. b. 90, to pay the claim of E. n.
Strout (S2, ,pO0) for services under the Drain
age Act of1SS3. Passed-ayes 22, noes 4.
5. b. $40, relating to building and loan
associations. Read second time and or
dered engrossed.
At $3.50 p. NJ. the Senate adjourned.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department Two-van Fleet. Judge.


FRIDAY, March 6. 1891.
Matter of the estate of jeremiah Pader de-
ceased-Final account settled and decree OF
distribution ordered
Matter OF the estate of Hannah Cantrell, de-
ceasec-Final account settled and decree OF
distribution ordered.
Matter of the estate of Elizabeth Cisco, de
ceased-Continued two weeks.
Matter of the estate of James Eagan, de
ceased-Contlnued two weeks.
Matter of the estate of b. German, deceased
Continued two weeks.
Matter of the estate of ]. r. Watson de-
ceased-Continued one week
Matter of the estate of Nathaniel Williams
deceased-Order setting apart homestead to
years.
Estate and guardianship of Ed S. Brown
minor-Order discharging guardian.
Estate and guardianship of Mary F. Hen
nesy ct al.-Order made for sale of real estate.
Estate and guardianship of Joseph Bagnell,
deceased-Continued one week.
Estate and guardianship of Olive Rich
mond ct al. .minors-Continued one week
Matter of the estate of Euphemia Faullls,
deceased-Win admitted; letters to petition
crs.
Matter of the estate of Joseph de Rose Gar
cia. deceased-Order discharging executor
Matter of the estate of William Schmidt de-
ceased-Order appointing s. Solon Holl attor-
ney for Lilly Harmson and minor heirs
W. e. Terry ct al. VS.. Charles Lea-Con-
timed.
William Jones vs.. B. F. Ward ct alb F.
Ward adiudged guilty of contempt of court
Lucas Kreuzberger VS.. j. II. d. Wingfield-
Continued one week.
C. H. Hubbard VS.. N. S. Bachrnan ct al
Cause dismissed on stipulation.
George f. Bronner VS.. G.. A. Jenkins-Dis-
missed ON motion of plaintiff
City of Sacramento VS.. G. P. Nathan and
Sol: Nathan-Demurrer overruled.
Philip HerZog vs. Thomas Talbert ct al
Judgment given for plaintiff
Matter of the estate of Lee Fong Gee-On
hearing.
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ing that on the day of the funeral of Sem
ator Hearst in San Francisco, both
branches of the Legislature shall stand
adjourned, and all the members be con-
stituted a committee to attend. Adopted.
RELATIVE TO ADJoURNMEENT.
A concurrent resolution was offered by
Mr.. Ostrom, providing that the Legisla-
ture adjourn sine die on Saturday, the
l4th of March, and it was lost by the fol-
low vote:
Ayes Berry, Carpenter, Crandan, Dem
ison, Dray. Hamill, Harp, Heacock, Me-
Comas, Mead. Ostrom and Voorhies-l2.
of Siskiyou, Dargie, DeLong, Everett,
Flint, Fraser, Goucher, Maher, Mahoney,
MCGOWAN, Preston, Ragsdale, Sprague,
Streeter, Welch, w. H. Williams and G.
III. Williams-2I.
Recess till 7:30 p. NJ
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Evening session.

Evening Session.
The House reassemblod at O'Clock, the
Speaker i'll the chair.
The Senate reform ballot bill was pend
ing. The previous question was moved
by Mr.. Sturtevant.
a call of the House was demanded.
The call was taken, the absentees sent
for and the doors closed. The Sergeant
alarms returned at intervals with as
sorted lots of absentees, but the House
insisted on the full quota, and it was not
until S:45 that further proceedings Were
dispensed with, Mcssrs. Phillips and
Glynn being the only ones absent with
out leave. An hour and q half had been
consumed in this improbable manner.
At SID the previous question was de-
manded. ,.a
a motion that tho previous question
should be put was lost by a vote of ayes
"a, noes As.
The debate ON the Senate bill was re-
sumed, and Messrs. Clark, Mccall, Muir
nan, Gould and BledSoe spoke in favor of
the measure. Messrs. Galbraith, Barnard
and Barnett opposed it.
AtS9:30, Senator Goucher appeared on
the floor of the House, escorted by the
Secretary of the Senate, and reported that
the Senate had been informed that the
Assembly had failed to comply with the
joint rule which requires sesch house to
spend an hour and a half each day upon
the bills OF the other, and they desired to
call the attention of the Assembly to it.
The Speaker replied to the Senator that
the Assembly would take early notice of
the matter, and committee would be APP
pointed to confer with Senate committee
upon it.
After long and wearisome debate on
the ballot bill, at 10:45 motion to post
pone and make the bill special order for
Saturday morning, Immediately after the
journal, was carried. e
The House adjourned at 1856.
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LEGISLATURE -2sTH SESSION.
The Assembly Fails to Reach a Vote
on the Ballot Bill.
Measures Passed by the Senate-The
Bruner Affair-World's Fair
Appropriation Signed.
SENATE.
SACRAMENTO, March 6, 1891.

The Senate met at ii o'clock A. NJ,
Lieutenant Governor Reddick in the
chair. Roll called and quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain. Reading of the
Journal dispensed with.
Mr.. Ostrom was granted leave to intro
duce a bill providing for an assistant to
the Secretary of the State Board of Ex-
Rminers, and it was referred to the Com
mittee on Attaches. He explained that
the chief object of the bill was TO provide
for an official to visit and inspect public
institutions.
SAN JACINTo DEFEATED.
The special order was A. B. 353, Great
ing the county of San Jacinto. Read the
second time and refused third reading
by vote of ayes to 81 noes.
BETTER LUCK FOR RIVERSIDE.
The bill creating the county of River
side out of portions of San Bernardino
and San Diego, was the next special or
der, being on second reading.
An amendment was adopted so as to
embrace in the new county the entire
territory embraced within the boundaries
of the proposed San Jacinto County, the
bill for which had just been defeated.
This amendment was not satisfactory to
the San Jacinto people, as it was under
stood that the town of Riverside would
be the county seat, whereas they desired
to have the town Of San Jacinto as a
county seat.
The bill was ordered TO third reading,
and, on motion of Mr.. Sprague was made
the special order for Saturday at Ii A. NJ.
OTHER SPECIAL ORDERS.
IS. B. 643, recognizing the agricultural
idistricts of the State, was passed, and the
committee substitute for several Assem-
bdy bills relating to the management OF
such districts, was passed on the file with
out action.
s. B. 265, permitting the establishment
of mutual insurance companies, was re-
fused passage by vote of ii ayes to 20
noes, and Mr.. Ostrom gave notice of a
motion TO reconsider.
WORK ON THE FILE.
Substitute for S. B. l, appropriating
$1,000 for the erection of additional build
tngs at the Agnew Insane Asylum.
Mr.. Goucher spoke against the bill,
nainly on the ground that contracts for
work at that asylum had been let un-
,aiSly.
Tins bill was passed-ayes 26, noes 6.
S. BIS SS SSS.a.a7d 600, for improvements al
the Deaf and Dumb and Blind Asylum
ana the Southern California Insane Hos
rital, were also passed.
Recess until P. NJ.
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Afternoon Session.

The Senate met at 2 P. NJ, the Lieuten-
ant-Governor in the chair.
A couple of resolutions were adopted
providing for the payment of small
claims.
Permission was granted Mr.. Seawell to
introduce a bill appropriating some 81, $40
to pay the claims of VIM. NJ. Pearson and
r. B. Mitchell for costs and expenses
growing out Of case in which the State
was plaintiff and the American Sugar
Refinery the defendant.
ASSEMBLY SPECIAL FILE.
A. B. IS, relating to the government of
municipal corporations. Passed.
A. B. Ito, relating to the government of
municipal corporations of the fifth class.
Passed on file.
A. B. 696, amending the Act incorporat-
ing the city of San Jose. Passed.
A. C. A. 5, amending Section 81 of
Article ". Of the Constitution, relating
to appropriation bills and the creation of
deficiencies. Adopted.
Mr.. Goucher gave notice of a motion to
reconsider.
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March April May

Are the best months in which to purify your
blood. During the winter the blood becomes
thin and impure, the body becomes weak and
tired, the appetite may be lost, and just now
the system Graves the aid of a reliable medi-
cine like Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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vote by which s. B. IL, regulating the de-
post of public funds, was lost.
Mr.. Matlock moved to indefinitely
postpone the reconsideration. Carried.
Mr. Lacey moved to reconsider the vote
by which A. B. III, the newspaper cir
culation" bill, was lost.
Mr.. Hooking moved to indefinitely
postpone the motion. Carried.
Mr.. Asms asked to be excused from
serving on the, Bruner Investigating
Committee. Granted.
The ballot reform bills were the special
order. for this hour. The clerk read for
the third time the bill adopted by the
Senate, and the debate was opened by
Mr.. Dibble, who stated his objections to
the bill and mentioned a ballot bill of his
own which he hoped to have passed
Mr.. Shanahan took up Mr.. Dibble's
points one by one. refuting them in a
clear, concise and convincing manner.
Pending action upon the bill the House
took a recess till evening.
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Merit Wins, and the fact that Hoods Sar-
saparilla actually accomplishes what is
claimed for it, is what has made it the medi-
cine first in the confidence of our countrymen,
and given te Hoods Sarsaparilla popularity
and sale greuter than that of any other blood
purifier.
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"Our little girl, nineteen months old, was
troubled with scrofula sores. Her eyes were
in a terrible condition, and her nose all COW
cred with scab. Physicians said they could
not cure her. We commenced giving her
Hoods Sarsaparilia, and now, after using two
bottles in the past three months, her face and
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March April May

Hoods Sarsaparilla is peculiarly adapted to
the needs of the body during these months 1t
thoroughly purifies and vitalizes the blood
creates good appetite, cures biliousness and
headache, gives healthy action to the kidneys
and liver and imparts strength to the whole
body.
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fornia's exhibit at the Worlds Fair at
Cbiraro r,1s

The Judiciary Committee meets to-day
Saturday for the investigation of the
charges against Judge A. 2. Catlin.
The record-union., 1891-03-07

The select Assembly committee an
pointed to investigate the charges of the
San Francisco Examiner against ASSEM-
5iyinan Elwood Bruner will meet this
evening at o'clock.
The record-union., 1891-03-07

Many of the Senator's desks were
decorated yesterday with bouquets of
camellias and other beautiful flowers.
These floral favors were thoughtfully be-
slowed by young son of DR.. G. l.. Sim
mons upon those members who voted for
the bill giving to the women of the State
equal rights with men at the ballot box.
The record-union., 1891-03-07

Among the bills passed by the Senate
yesterday was that to pay the claim OF
Patrick Creighton-one of the San Fran
cisco street grading claims that have re-
manned unsettled for many years, owing
to informalities in the contracts. MI
Goucher opposed it on the ground that,
although the work had been done, the
claim was an illegal one.
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eyes are clear of the sores, and her appetite
has returned. We feel very thankful for find
ing so valuable q medicine as Hoods Sarsa-
parila to save our child."-J. A. GREY, 453
Miner avenue, Stockton, Cal.
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WINE and Strong Drink sometimes
gives one headache. Bradycrotine
cures every case of the kind.
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Afternoon session.

The House reassembled at 2 o'clock.
Speaker pro tenn. Young in the chair.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

The bill which passed the Senate yes
terdaay, providing for the manufacture of
jute bags at the Folsom Prison, reads:
1T shall be the duty of the State Board
of Prison Directors from time to time. to
fix the price at which jute goods shall be
sold by the State, but at no time shall the
price so fixed be more than one per cent.
in excess of the net cost Of producing the
same, exclusive of prison labor; and it is
made the duty of State Prison authorities
to confine the sale of jute goods to con-
sumers direct, but no order shall be filled
for any one individual or firm during
any one year, for more than five thou
sand grain bags, except on request of the
Warden and the unanimous approval of
the State Board of Prison Directors.
Demands for jute goods by consumers
shall be promptly filled in the order in
which they are made; but when the sup
ply is short, demands shall be registered
at the prison in the order of their arrival,
and filled from the Output of the iute
mill in the order Of registration; p,ovtded.
that ON and after the fifteenth day of June
of each year, by and with the consent of
a majority of the Board of Prison Direct
ors, the Warden may fill orders for larger
quantities to actual consumers, as they
may, ia their judgment, deem expedient;
prOUided, that orders. Of farmers and
other actual consumers shall take pre-
cedence over all others; proUfded, that
ten per cent. of the purchase price shall
accompany each order, and it must be
paid upon delivery of the goods.
"It shall be the duty of the Board OF
Directors of the State Prisons to store the
jute goods manufactured at the State
Prisons at suitable points in the agricult-
urai portions of the State, as they may
designate by resolution of the board, in
such quantities and upon such terms and
conditions as may be Tor the best interest
of the State and for the convenience of
the consumers thereof.
"All orders for jute goods must be ac-
companied by an affidavit setting forth
that the amount of goods contained in the
of the applicant, said affidavit to be sub
scribed and sworn to before some Notary
Public, or by Justice of the Peace, re-
siding in the township in which the APP
plicant resides"
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March April May

Now is the time when you should give Hoods
Sarsaparilia fair trial. That scrofulous taint
which has been in your blood for years, may
be thoroughly expelled by giving Hoods Sar-
saparilla fair trial 1t really is wonderful
blood purifier and building up medicine.
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ASSEMBLY,.

The House assembled at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, the Speaker in the chair. Roll
called and quorum present. Prayer by
the Chaplain: Reading of the journal
dispensed with.
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Governor Mark ham yesterday approved
thn I'll spnYo.l lsin.r :ssl nfsl .nr Calf
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Bnai.trsa Gnraa.
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tendent OF Women's Hospitals and Dispen-
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Last spring I was completely tagged out.
My strength left me and felt sick and miser-
able all the time, SO that could hardly attend
to my business. l took enc bottle of Hoods
Sarsaparilla, and it cured me. There is moth
ing like it."-R. c. BEGoLE, Editor Enter
prise. Belleville Mich
The record-union., 1891-03-07
March April May

These are the months in every year when
thousands of old friends resort to a regular
course of Hoods Sarsaparilla. The fact that
Hoods Sarsaparilla, once fairly tried becomes
the favorite spring medicine, speaks volumes
for its excellence and medicinal merit.
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ain the spring my whole system was COM
pletely run down. Two months ago began
the use of Hoods Sarsaparilla, and after using
two bottles find my appetite restored. my
nervous system toned UP, and my general
health greatly improved."-GEoRGE BRATT,
Gallipolis, Ohio.
The record-union., 1891-03-07

EARLY last spring I was very much run
down. had nervous headache, felt miserable
and all that. was very much benefited by
Hoods Sarsaparilla and recommended it to
my friends."-MRs. ]. NJ. TAYLOR, 1119
Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, o.
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March April May

81 wish to enrole my name as one of those
who have derived health from the use of
Hoods Sarsaparilla. For many years have
taken it, especially in the carly spring, when
l am troubled with dizziness, dullness, un-
pleasant taste in my mouth in the morning
The record-union., 1891-03-07

The universal praise given Hoods Sarsa-
pariila by those who have taken it, should
certainly convince you that it is the best
Spring Medicine. 1t acts especially and
Immediately upon the blood, overcomes
physical weakness, and creates good appetite,
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March Appil Nav

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the peoples favorite spring medicine. HOOPS
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In these months this year thousands of new
patrons will take Hoods Sarsaparilla and
realize its benefits in blood purified and
strength restored. Will you be one of the
number? Hoods Sarsaparilla costs but little,
and the investment yields profitable returns.
Inst fry
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-04
RECIPROCITY THE ISSUE.
Announcement of Dissolution of the Do
mIuion Parliament.

ToRoNro. ONT. February 3.-The
EmDirc. the chief organ OF the Domin-
ion Government, announced this morn
ing that, acting on the advice Of his re-
sponsible ministers. His Excellency, the
Governor General, has been pleased to
dissolve the House OF Commons and is
sue wrts for new Parliament.
The nominations will take place on
Thursday, February %, and the polling
on Thursday, March >. As the reasons
which have induced the Government to
appeal to the county at this time the
Empire gives the following:
at is understood that the Dominion
Government has, through Her Majesty 5
Government. made certain proposals to
the United Stntes for negotiations look
ing TO the extension OF our commerce
with that country. These proposals
have been presented to the President Tor
his consideration, and the Canadian Gov
ernment is OF the opinion that II these
negotiations are to result in treaty
which must be ratified by Parliament, 1t
is evident that the Government should
be able to deal with Parliament fresh
from the people, rather than with a
moribund House. 1t is understood that
Canada will send delegation to Wash
ington after March (, the date on which
the life Of the present Congress expires
for the purpose of discussing informally
the questions OF the extension and de-
yelopment Of trade between the United
States and Canada, and the settlement
of all questions of difference between
the two countries. The delegation Will
visit the United States capital, tits said,
As the result of friendly suggestions
from Washington.