The morning call., 1893-03-11

conversational tone which those who know
Shanahan are acquainted.
Speaker Gould, who is as fond of q row
as Shanahan is. walked up the aisle to the
chair, for Kahn of San Francisco had been
acting as temporary Speaker. Kahn had
Just told Shanahan by name to sit down
when Gould took the gavel. Take your
seat, Mr.. Shanahan," he said. Shanahan
sat down as if he was shot, but his voice
could not take a seat, and he continued to
berate the acting Speaker and all others on
that side of the House.
The gentleman from the far north grad
ually worked himself into q rage. and
finally he arose TO a question of privilege.
lie protested against being treated in the
manner in which he had been. he said. The
lowest and most infamous dog in the world,
he declared, would received better treat
ment, and he objected to being named con.
stantly by the chair.
Kahn had. in the meantime, taken his
seat. AS soon MS the gentleman from
Shasta had seated himself Kahn got up and
said he did not care for the roaring of the
mad man from the north. For whatever
say or do" said Kahn, 81 am personally
responsible, either on the floor OF this House
or outside"
Then there was peace-making and
everything was lovely.
Another little fight occurred between little
BledsOe of Humboldt and Dodge of Ala
media, Dodge telling BleGsoe ITO keep his
shirt on" Bledsoe told the gentleman from
Alameda that he would not take his shirt of
for him, which was very reassuring, because
Bedsoe is not a peculiarly beautiful specl-
men of humanity.
The Governor will get his mansion after
all The vrtuous House. which mad re-
fused to give it to him earlier in the session,
fell away from itself and by At ayes to IS
nays resolved to appropriate $4,000 for
the purchase OF a suitable gubernatorial
home.
Governor Markham has signed lot of
bills, among which are the following:
Act to create sanitary districts and enab-
bling the same TO issue bonds for the con-
struction of sewers. etc.
Act to make it felony to sell liquor to
Indians or common drunkarfs.
Act to prohibit the sale OF lots unless down
on the maps.
Act to prohibit prize-fghting.
Act to provide for the sale of property to
collect delinquent taxes.
Act giving supervisors or trustees of NUM-
cipalties the right to regulate work on streets
and sidewalks.
Act to pay claim of c. c. Rockford.
Act 10 provide for the revision Of the State
series Of textbooks.
Act TO preserve Suffers Fort.
Act to pay the claims of MCGOWAN &
Butler for work done on the Mendocino
Asylum.
Act to build an additional building for the
use of the State Normal School at San
Jose.
Act to provide for working convicts upon
public roads.
Act authorizing the acquisition of sites Of
camps OF instruction by National Guard.
Act authorizing the payment of claims
against the State.
Act amending the Political Code relative
to the National Guard.
Act regarding the right-of-way to the
Southern Railway Company over the San
Bernardino Asylum grounds.
Act amending Political Code relative to
acting as an insurance agent or solicitor
Act quitclaiming to heirs of Sallie c.
Perry city-slip lot ZIG in San Francisco.
Act amending section 4OS5 of the Political
Code relative TO the protection OF oveIflowed
lands.
Act defining the qualification Of electors.
Act creating an additional Judge in
Fresno County.
Act for the maintenance of public high
ways.
Act to provide for the appointment Of
Road Oyerseers
Act providing for uniform signals to be
used at the shafts of mines.