The herald., 1895-01-10
Los ANGELES HAS
A DAY WITH
LEGISLATORS.
The HarbOr Question and
County Railroad Bill.
Statesmen Discuss the Matter
at Sacramento.
INAUGURATION ON FRIDAY.
Bnlla to Be Chairman of the Judi.
ciary Committee.
Committess Consult with Governor
Budd-An of Markham's Appoint
msnts Confirmed by
the Senate.
INAUGURATION ON FRIDAY.
Bnlla to Be Chairman Of the Judi
ciary Committee.


special to The HERALD.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 9.-This has been q
Los Angeles day in both houses of the
legislature, and in and about the places
of public resort. When the Sunset over.
land reached this city this morning it
brought the fret copies of Southern
California daily paper which have
reached, Sacramento since the legislature
convened. When the fact became known
that tbs Los Angeles HERALD had ar
rived q crowd gathered and every copy
was sp oxen for and in less THAI five
minutei the last copy was disposed OF.
THE HARBoR AND RAILROAD MATTERS.
The Sim Pedro harbor question and
Senator John r. Mathews county rail-
road bill was for time the one topic Of
general interest. The railroad bill in
particular was thoroughly discussed, as
It appeals to the interest OF the whole
Htate from Shasta to San Diego, and is
bound to command marked attention
from now until it lie finally disposed OF
by the Legislature.
In the proceedings of the senate Los
Angeles and Southern California came
into prominence again when Governor
Markhsm's message and bat CHI of ap-
pointmeRts were sent in for confirms
ton. As will be seen in tho leased
wire report, Los Angeles secures a
Whittier staIe school commissioner, San
Diego harbor commissioner. and other
Southern California counties executive
recognition.
In the assembly, under a suspension
OF the rules. bill was passed suthoriz-
ing the purchase for the uss OF the
members Of the legislature pocket
edition of Henning's constitution of the
state of Califorais. The bill passed by
Q unanimous vote. Mr.. Henning is a
member OF the Los Angeles bar, and the
press work was done by Los Angelica
firm.
BULLA FOR THE JUDICIARY.
Another indication OF the estimation
In which Los Angeles is held by the
Thirty-first assembly lie that it can be
stated authoritatively that II. N. Bulla
of the Ssventy-ffth district will receive
the appointment of chairman of the
Judiciary committee, one OF if not the
important committee in the lower house.
As outlined in former letter, Southern
California is the most influential factor
in this session of the Legislature, and
her representatives are being congratu-
lated on every hand. 1t is etatsd on
good authority that Lieutenant Gov
ernor Redick has applied to the attor-
ney-genersl for an opinion az to the
legality OF surrenderIng the Office of
lieutenant governor to Senator Flint as
president pro tenn. and will act in ac-
is understood that the matter is under
discussion tonight, but it is impossible
to get definite information at late
hour.
MIXED PICKLES.
Mixed pickles is what political wizs-
acre denominates the political aspect OF
affairs in the senatorial battle. The
best posted politicians on the ground
are at sea, or pretend 20 be. and the
only satisfied participants in the fracas
are the railroad manipulators, who are
manufacturing snti-Perkins sentiment.
The situation as it stands tonight is /:
Perkins and De Young are ON the
ground. Perkins reached here this
morning and De Young by the evening
train, accompanied by large contin-
gent of able workers, among whom are
John Boggs, of Colusa county notoriety,
Jim Kidney of sand-lot fame, Sconchin
Maloney, Tim Sullivan, Hector Brady
and other south of Market street
political lights of moro or less
notoriety. Frank Stone wears a
pmile IS broad as the Pacific
ocean and claims that Senator Perkins
Il Is votes short of his calculation, and
can never get them. The attempt to
hold caucus tonight failed. w. b.
Hamilton claims that at the joint con.
ference which il was decided at the last
moment TO hold in place OF the caucus I.
that Perkins had AZ votes, while the
highest sstimets given by the De Young
faction il SO. The conference WAS held
in the supreme court chamber and
lasted until after 10 o'clock. Nothing
definite can DO learned ~ to what was
accom- plishsd, and it 10 stated by inter
ested partiss who kept tally asthe solons
that went in and out Of the chamber
that tive votes were eli that Hamilton
was able 20 muster. when this fact
became public properly Do Young stock
went mp.
MAZUMA II SIGHT.
There are the surface indications that
Colonel Maxuma has either arrived in
person and established hsadasaEtsra Or