Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-06
The Glickells Question Comes
{ up III the Assembly.
Tho Old Time Aninosity Con
siderably Abateds
Agitation Over the Railroad Com
missions Amendment.
The hay City DslsGAtion Dsjeotqd Over
~ Unexpected Defsst The 6eaats
vaefancy Lay.
Asxpcistsd Fross piipA tchos.

sAcnA,lxxro, TS6. 5.4Tbe slicksns
question came up ia the assenbly this
afternoon on the question Of adopting
the minority report on the assembly
anti-debris resolution, asking congress-
for 81 ,000, 900 10 impr6ye the eacrimento
river. Doty md Clark took the farmers
aide. Hall, 6hannahan and Martin, the
miners. A compromise substitute BY
Bruner, declaring that the damAge was
tho result Of overfiows AID other causes,
va finally adopted. The fight was very
tame compared with the previous tilts
between the farmers and miners, and
shows that the old-time animosity has
abated considerably.
THE RAlLROAD CoMAiIssIoN.
The discussion Of Shannahan's con-
stitutional amendment, abolishing the
railroad commission, agitated the assem-
bly, this afternoon.
Dibble objected to the change, as he
did not want to see the railroad COM
panies in politics, trying to elect legis-
lators.
Doty. Of Sacramento, msde vigorous
assault on the railroad commission, de-
claring it useless.
Brusie. of Sacramento, objected to
the constitution being swept away by
amendments. The fundamental law of
hepeople should be preserved.
Lowe, Of Santa Clara, moved to have
the matter postponed till Monday, and
the assembly by vive voce vote carried
the motion.
SAN FRANCrsCO FIRE DEPARTMENT..
The bill creating paid fire depart
ment IN San Francisco, came up for
third reading, and was referred to the
committee ON corporations. The San
FrAncigco contingent felt somewhat
chaerined over their defeat, a. they had
figured pp enough to carry theirpoipt.
Tho llGht n on tho question Of the Cow
erpor 81 tlie civ 1dtl1Drities appoint
~ ~ 6re Q6snnafG
Hawley. and Of much Interest W lnedis
ca men, fnAsmuch - IL provides Tor
one bossd of examiners. would have
heen reported TO the assembly this SITTER
noon, but for the debate on the railroad
commission. Two reports will be sub.
mitted, and it Is thought the bill will be
killed. The majority recommended
that the board shall depend for support
on fees alone 10 3 day when meeting
$500 ash1onth for the secretary; the
surplus, il any, to be paid to the state;
four meetings q. year. The majority
want the governor to appoint the ex-
aminers dve. from recognized colleges,
and two at large. The minority report
fay0rs the appointment by the governor
oi three ellopathists, three .homeopath-
ists and two ecleCtics, from no colleges in
particular
Major Pico has joined the lobbyists,
his claim Of 80 900 for equipping COM
panies Of the First battalion, native Cal.
ifcrnia cavalry, in 1868, having been
presented today.
SOME NEW Bulls.
Wentworth introduced bill today
prohibiting persons from entering upon
anotherse enclosed land to hunt or kill
game, fell trees or extract honey with-
out permission. This law ,ie TO apply
only to the counties Of Alaneda, San
Mate0, Marin, San = B6fnafdino, San
Diego, Colusa, 6acrafhento, Sonoma,
Nevada, Humboldt, Los Angeles. Santa
Barbara, Ccntra Costa, San luis Obispo
and Mendocino. 4,
Baueham introdu duced 3 Legislative APP
poytionme1it bill which differs from
Dibble's in the grouping ofthe counties
that oingly ere not entitled to 9 repre-
sentative. II represents only his own
ideas.
Bruner introduced the California State
zient ia relation to the supreme court.
\ THE ~oRLp,s FAIR BILL. II.
Bruner's Bill appropriating $8O0 900
for Californis'e exhibit ct the world .
fair was read tho third time. Brusie
moved TO make u the speciel order for
ssas eeonomisss' .St,d q Il NEW Y:
q he.could not 81 present on Monday,
and ~ friends Of the bijl let it ~ I'll
1Ueadsy, feeli1s confident thst Il mutt
NO dsacienoy bills were taken up
ordered Qn9rosSed md pnSsod - Wild
fe6dlng* One W. 1or "a appropfl6 fl6tioE
4 81 16Q6 s1or work done ~ Tie journal
clerks the othes V1s Hi money I'll hal-
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The assembly committee On elections
tonight decided to repofb back, without
recommendstion, Al ballot relorm lawd
Mshoney's bin to compel atfeet6rail.
road companies ID keep the otreets u
repair, VA hvorably considerod hy th1
), committee On corpo5a lions, tonight. 6
The inveStiga tion Of the oI1ar1aq
that action on the electric foil-
nod BILLS ~ delAyed lor or:
rupt reasonG, VA not continued
toSirht: ths. rsason assiQned was that
one 6f tho commit ~ was Rbe6nt, bu1
tie real fact appears tc be ttat the ~.
yestigation tas gone as ffr o possibie,
unlese nv Cameron eiyes the name
81 Tie: lobbyiSt who approached him:
\ Two we'll known rnenbels q the 'third
houGess are mi6oing to6la n ii d ea1c
ans5ea ~ pSs! Z; 4 iss,y y z |n!e e esas'
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