The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-12

UiVinr NAV TO NIIV.
See men who were trusted and honored by the
peopIe colby tolerated or openly stunned Win
out feeling little sympathy Tor them, ana thls
sympathy may grow ana grow un''i " 10 la 10
enough for embracing piif oSes. -,
But there is one of Mikes followers VINO VIII
not soon be forgiven and that one is Dargle OF
Oakland He promised ess than one @eef nm I'M
among his stanncllest supporters, yet IL was
DsrCte who nominated De Young, ana IL IS
Dareie who tells The newspaper men al the Capt
ri thai they should support De Young because
he is one OF their number. He says that
it is conflict between man OF intellect and op-
moments who are backed by corporate power by
which he would try TO make one believe tnat MT.
de Young Is an Intellectual man, literary ieliow
aud an exalted statesman in he republic OF let
tiers. This may be Mr.. Dargie's opinon OF DE
Young, and If it is he las a monopoly OF It..
Mr.. FeEOus opinion OF Mr.. Dargie. II ex'
pressed in type would probably create scarcity
OF dashes in any WELT egulated newspaper once,
GAME OF BLUFF.
De Young continues 20 play a game OF blum,
Claiming that the fight Is really between Estee
and MIN, ana his lieutenants, W. 5. Wood ana
slaves TO create the Impression that Mike j.
nearest the goal. Last night II was sald ne mao
gained ten votes, aud this morning II was SHOWN
that he had gained but Two.
Tonight II is said that he has gained twelve
votes which have been drawn from telton hhu
Blanchard, and the story is told that FELTON, was
enraged because certain parties have not assist
ed him and will try 10 throw his followers over
to De Young Unfortunately for those VINO
would like TO believe THIS yarn, teltonS Hen are
not of that class who can be TUNED at the VIII oil
any one. 1t is true that there are some legsla-
tors for revenue among them, but they are III Tue
minority, and Felton's workers say thai he Will
hold all he has
Blanchard thinks he will lose Barnard of Butte,
bur hopes TO gain three others in his place.
FsTEE HOPEFUL
Estee Is still ahead and Is very hopeful He
VIII gain two and probably six votes tomorrow.
He tried very hard 10 have caucus tonight, but
the FELTON, men were afraid and De Young's men
did not dare.
johnson of Sacramento. the venerable granger,
says lie is in tie fight He is looming up as a
dark horse that would be followed by the Demo-
Gratis, who Will hold council Of war tomorrow
night. They are reaching out both bands TO the
Farmers Alliance, and having given comnmen-
tary votes TO Goucher, OStrOm aud Coleman, may
strive 10 make themselves solid with tile agrlcul-
turSts by voting for Johnson.
Perkins name Will probably be Withdrawn to-
morrow. but NestOr Young OF San Diego, VINO
votes for FELTON,, Is still candidate aud very
angry Candidate when lie thinks that many OF
his fellow AsSembiylnen appear to regard his
nomination as a huge joke.
WILL MARKHAM SIGN IT?
The Ballot Rrf0rm Bill has been passed by the
Legislature and requires but tile Governors sig
nature 10 become the law Of the Stale. Inc long
aud arduouS struggle terminated this morning
TheAssemblY passed the bill as amended, Di6ble
and 81 uner only voting IN the negative Mccall
of Alameda moved that II be transmitted 10 lht
Senate al once, and his motion was carried. In
the upper House OStrUm asked leave to have the
bill passed for a few minutes, as lie feared thai
| II passed " WOULD Change Inc manner OF eItctlnk
school officers. Whether it changes The school
election law or not, Mr.. 0>trom did not state
when tie time asked by him had expired. the
amendments were read ana adopted, and the bill
| was passed, Campbell OF Solaa0 only voting IN
| the negative
THE VAGRANT LAW.
The Vagrancy Act, which among other result $
| Will act as check upOn strikers aud buycOtters
! was passed by tile Senate this morning as
| amended by the House, and is ready for tht
| Governors signature. The Glowing is The bill
| as il passed:
| L Every person Except a California Indian,
without visible means Of living who has the phvsi
cal ability to wors and who does not seek employ
| ment nor labor when employment is offered
| > Every healthy beggar who soUcits aims as
| 3 Every person who roams about from place tC
| place without any lawful business; or,
+ Every person known To be pickpOcket. TIL
burglar or confidence operator, either by his Owl
| confession by his having been convicted Of
full means of support when found lettering around
any steamboat landing, railroad depot, banking in
Stitutlon, brokers' ONCE, place OF public amusement
auctOn-roOln, store, shop OF crowded thoroughfare
or ON nibus, OF at any public gathering or as
| o. Every absolute p3rSon. or associate OF known
| thieves, who wanders about the streets at late Of
8 Every person VINO lodges in any barn, shed
shop, outhouse, vessel, or place other than such a
| is kept for lodging purposes, without the permis
sion Of The owner or party entitled TO the possession
thereof; or,
Z Every iewd or dissoluts person, who lives in
and about houses OF iEf 'me; or,
8. Every person who acts runner cappel
| FOR attorneys in and ABOUT police courts city
prisons in incorporated cities, or cities and coun
g. Every common prostitute and common drunk
| ard. Is ysgrant, and IS punishable by imprisou
in the county jail lot exceeding SIX months.
SAN FRANCISCO FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Senator Britt's bill, giving the Board of Super
visoFs full control OF The san Francisco Fire De
partment, WAS rushed through the Senate thi:
morning while half the members were dreaming
OF something else. They woke up when it wa
| passed. and notice OF reconsideration wa
| promptly made aud recorded.
| Following IS the bill:
| Sec. l. Whenever the public interest, safety o
| convenience may require, or 1t be d emed exped
| ent, the City Council OF any municipality nov
| authorized by law to maintain paid fire depart
| ment may, by ordinance. make and enforce sucl
| rules aud regulations within said municipality a
may be necessary or proper for increasing the Ell
cheney of said paid ire department and to that I'd
| among other things may provide for and authorize
| the appointment and continued emplo ent CT sucl
| assistant engineers. members. fremen, emplOye
and other help in aud for said fire department, IL
| addition to those whose employment IS now author
lied by law as the needs OF said departm ent ma,
| require; and may in like manner provide for tn
| purchase and repair, and purchase aud keep in re
pair in addition 10 those for the purchase repair
| OF which provision is now made by law, all add
| tiona engines horses hook and ladder wagons, ant
| all such other engines machinery implements e1
tinguishers and other apparatus that may be neces
| saTy, advantageous or auxiliary to extinguish o
| afford adequate protection against fire.
| Sec. 2. The engineers, members, iremen, en-
| poyes and other help to be appointed as provide
| In Section ! OF this act shall be appointed gov
| erned and cont oiled IN the same manner and b.
| the same laws their feIlow-eng ineers, members
| fremen, employees and other help, whose appoint
| ment is now authorized by law, are appointed, gov
| erned and controlled Tine engines, wagons, ma
| chinery, implements, extinguishers and Othe
| apparatus, the purchase and repair OF which arr
| authorized by Section o! this act shall be pur
| chased and repaired in like manner and under tn,
regulations like articles, the purchase ant
| repair OF which is now authorized by law, are noI
| purchased and repaired.
| OVERRIDING VETO.
| The Assembly, by a twO-thlrds vote passet
l q a fIFI nav n n
| the claim Of Colonel John ID. Stevenson over III,
| Governors veto. Judge Dibble worked for the
| he Is master. aud when The last vote OF th'
| necessary two-thirds was cast cheer wen
up from the Assembly that set the chandelier.
| vibrating
GLENN COUNTY BILL SIGNED.
The Governor this mo rning signed the BIZ
creating Glenn County out OF a part OF Colus
County. In his message Notifying the Assemol
| OF his action be said: " White I am opposed T.
county division on principle, and believe II is
| pernieiOus practice as a rule. l approved TIL
measure for the purpose OF putting an cad to tn
| fierce contests between the two portions OF IN
county, which has developed into a feud. 0u
principally for the reason that three consecutiv
| Legislatures have cons ideTed this bill and Nv
| have passed II"
SENATOR Wilson'S MISTAKE.
Old Senator Wilson OF Tehama, who doe
everything the Farmers Alliance asks him I
do, tnis morning tried TO have the upper HOus
pass bill prohibiting gambling In farm prOduc
and stocks The old gentleman forgot that III
Legislature was simply sent here to elect Stan
| ford and kill such bills, but he sperdil
\ brought to his senses By DE Long. The aget
tinsncier from Marin saw many evils folOwin!
the passage OF such bill Why, 1t would causI
| the closing Of the Stock Exchange and the BOn'
Exchange, and would really injure the ia rmeT
| 1t was necessary to say no more. The bill wa
sent 10 the graveyard where most OF The meas
ures demanded by the farmers aud opposed by
the corporations are now al rest.
| Having settled this matter TO the salts
faction OF Its employers, the senate took u
the tnterminable County Government Bill, AM
consumed the remainder OF the day over its null
tiIude OF provisions.
Among the bills that have been put 10 sleep a
the bottom of the Senate file is Campbelis ia
nous antl-b0ycOtt bill. Nothing has been hear
OF II since tile Sacramento Bee yielded TO IN
TypOg Taphical Union, and the boycott that hat
been declared against II by the Federated Trade
ceased. Campbell told your correspondent TO
day that the bill was as good as dead at wa
| good BILL he said, land every one here said
was good, but they were scared to vote for IT,"
| SELLING LIQUOR TO MINORS.
| The Governor, among many others, to-da
| signed the bill prohibiting The selling or glyn
OF liquors In any quantity to minors under II
years OF age. The bill also makes the keeper o
any place where games OF chance are playet
guilty OF a misdemeanOr II lie permits minors tC
be present or take part In such games.
The bill granting tile right OF suffrage &
| ha otfi ar In Cfafa Iah hao haa