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

was printed ~ ,r t1e and lie lines were very far
onait rTneie was not Que present, VIZ me mo-
flat il was a correct reple I,i shown that il
sS prinied for the purpose OF DEC Yius une
friends OF ballot reform when g enulned There
of tile proposed ballot Moo If he various bills
that. are before the AssempS IN ne ore indorsed
passed by the Senate wIlc'I Esderoted Trad 9
by Tie State Grange anu .u oo, TT7Trr
-, Hai51, declared that his bogus REFORM
MI Sast6e best OF tire ot and ClHK Oh h tno
was sure mat his bao's IN Of Hai In commit
cur 81 I'VE was appointed 10 examine the sefei ~
nils and report alta meeting Oh Ine caucus ~ W M
paId To.morrow night. The committee IS COM
nelu ~ MatIock: Dlbble -GaIbtai'h, LOCKING
and CLARK Three, and prOOaply ioui, n1orn'
OF IiAs committee are Opposed 10 patiV I'm fovnr
and II Is tGerabiy certain that tHey VIII law, ,
niShirtS bill The friends oil ballot reform are hot
idie DurIiis TIE Campaign preceding tne eiectioI
tbe Legislative Committee. OF the fentfateu
Tpades and the Legislative Committee OF the Stale
Grange obtained pledges fIom cahdidaittes, oi
both parties that they would vote Tor Daitot Ie
form These pledges have been preserved anu
every candidate who pledged himseH any r1 va
elected will find on: his desk TO morrow 'n' io'
lowing self-explanatory comm @ iou
..-. e. cory OF THE PLEDGE.
Nm habaIr of the Council OF Federated Trades
and The legislative COMMITTEE OF liTe aliloi'ia
state Grange and Patrons: OF husod i , ane
in view Of your signature 10 tut p'eOhS
given before your election 49, :;
p7sdre-I pledge my word of honor that VIII. II
elected represent the citizens OF tne S
In the:rwenty- ninth session OF tne - ne
legislature. at all times advocate, urSe ana wor%
for the proposed reform ballot law as submitted oy
the Courcll Of Federated trades ana tne leg fSId
tive COMMITTEES OF the California State Grange and
Patrons Of HuSbaadrl until the same shal oecome
the law of the State oil NORMA WIN Sucu
ments as NAV be fuund necessary By the legislative
committees OF the State grange aud council;
We take the liberty Of advising you that the
subsIttute for Senate bills Nos. s., 81, 23 and
500. introduced by the Senate committee on
Elections, IssSed by-the Senate and now on the
F.a rgkNN Ia q
at 10 As o'clock in the morning, Is the proposed
ballot law mentioned in your SAID pledge, with
such amendments as have been found necessary
by tie legislative committees ol Sad gtanse anu
council. Very Truly yours, {. }. BOYLE,
'-.- - EUGENE HoUGH,
Special Committee Council Of Fedelaled trades.
| Special Committee of Ca liforula State Grange.
| Should any Of these Numbers violate his
| pledge, aiac>smile Of lhe document, WIN MS
/ signature. attached, Will be. printed ana seht 10
| every legislator and TO every newspaper IN Inc
FOR AND AGAINST,
| A roll Of the members of the Assembly pres
| eut was taken 10 night and The following thirty
| eight promised oyote for ballot reform: Arms,
! BaughmAn. Reecheg, Bert, hIedsoe, CUfiey, Gun
| nugham, Deuus, Doty, Dunn, Eakle, Freeman
/ Carver & ould, 1IafOc, Haw!ey, HerSey. Hume
| well, jackson. Kellogg, Lacey, Lewis. Martin,
Mailock. Mathews, Mccall, Moldecai, Murnan,
| RentJO Rice, Robertson, ShanHhan, Smith OF
i Orange, SraDer, Selz, Sturtevsnt;reunts,W Went
worth Besides these. 'thrty-eight there are
/ len WHO were mot luAeiNlchGu ludl HdhO
| pledged themselves 10. vote for the Dill, so
| thai the advocates OF the measure are very
| bopeful. Among those WHO pledged themselves
| during the campaign Is .MalloeE, The chairman
| of Dibblers caucus committee He was shown
| his pledge Tonight. and expressed profound sur
| Prise He had orgoIIen that he lad ever signed
| anything of HE KIND. The committee met after
| adjournment. 1hey counted the members that
they had reason to believe would vote against
ballot reform and decided that theIe were iorty'
thiee OF Them. They Will report Dl6ble's bli tG
lhe CAUCUS. ....
Il -. - BILLS IN THE SENATE.
The Senate tonight defeated'lhe bill creating
the office OF attorney of tile Board OF Health al
anFranciscO at salary Of $4,000 per annum
Tie Senate passed 4 bill providing that every
corporation supplying water to any municipality
or lis Inhabitants must construct water main!
along all suclr streets within such municipality
and of such size as shall be designated by The
| governing body Of the municipality, and shall
| furnish water. 10 such municipality for public
purposes and 10 every householder thereof
for domestic Use upon written demand there
for, ana the payment Of the established water
rates, as long as the water supply OF such per
son, company or corporation IS sufficient.
..- SENATOR HEARsT's DEATH
Governor Markham announced the death o.
Senator HearsttO the Legislature this afternoon
| III tie following message:
To the Senate II hs STATE Of California: Having
been informed ot the death o. the Honorable George
Hearst. Senator. from THIS State to the United
States Congress. desire TO express 10 you as CO
ordinate branch Of the State Government, my re-
spect ior t4le dean ana my sympathy LOT the be,
reaYed family He was weil-kuO~n pioneer aud
of the State when hardship and toll were required
! OF every man, and from which he did not shrink.
nent in all matters affecting the interests OF the
public, and by his energy upright dealing and great
business capacity he became prominent factor In
the commercial and political history OF the state.
In each and every capacity he was the same kind
aad thoughtful friend. In his capacity as Senator
ne was bonest faithful and intelligent, and was
highly respected BY his colleagues In the Senate OF
the United = tareS.
The Governors message was read In both
houses, and committees were appointed TO pre-
sent approprlat resolutions.
ARRIVAL. OF THE SACK,
! Tie Legislators for revenue only are In a state
OF bIlssiul anticipation. They are no longer the
pale bur determined crowd, waiting with weary
| eyes fOf the coming Of the sack. No cloud now
dimS tie horizon OF. th=iE placid minds for rhe
sack is here aHd II is 4 healthy and well-deypl-
! Oped sack, that VIII stand much squeezing. w.
| >. Wood of san Francisco Is working the DE
| Young machine. He has been In. town two days
| and wheels are running smoothly. Arepolt Is
| being circulated, on account OF the inhurnee II
| viii have. that huntington, TO carry out his deep
| and deadly scheme Of revenge upon Stanford, Is
| going 10 help nialodOTOus Mike into HE vacant
chali al Silufofd'S side Should his alleged pur-
| pose be accomplished lie wrath or Stanford and
lie disgust OF the Senate Will be the subject VI
the great American epic that Is to be Written.
The difference between The ancient and the
modern epic will be that the former was IN
spired by the woes unnumbeTed produced By
| Achilles wrath In Greece, willie tile latter VIII
| be Inspired by the wees produced by Mike d;
Young's use Of grease.
| EsTEE AND FELTON,.
|
| Chute and eX- AssemblyGan Craig, bOth'of whom
| are supposed 10 be working for ESTee. EStee Is
| Colonel ID. NJ. Burns faYorite and would, prob
| ably II u vote were taken during the absence OF
the sack. be The candidate. DlDbe is supposed
! 10 be hard at work for FELTON,, but 1t is never
safe to Judge the character OF Dibbe's work
until the results are made manifest lie cOoily
informed eX-J udge Mcguire This morn ing that he
was going TO XIII the Australian ballot law, be
cause it peTpetuaies the boss system. Mcguire
did not call him name that many less cautious
men would have called him, but he thought
| volumes.
| OTHER NAMES MENTIONED.
Nestor Young OF the Assembly and Genera
Barnes OF san Francisco have been added TO tile
| list Of aspirauIs for the Senator5hip.
| NJ. N. EStee arrived O-uTht, and went at once
TO Colonel Dan Burns room. where lie spent the
| evening. He will doubtless be Burns candidate
| and il is SAID will also be backed by Stanford.
| General Johnson OF Los Angeles, Governor
| Markhani's partner, IS coming TO work for Bone
brake, so that each of the Candidates will have
an able worker before the end OF the week.
VOTING TRUST.
A rough story IS being told at the expense OF
the San Francisco delegation 10 the effect thai
they have organized voting trust in which a
| majority of The delegation interested, and
that no Candidate VIII be given the votes OF the
trust who Is not prepared TO pay 1000, 600 for
them.
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.