The herald., 1895-01-03
sion. As far ss we are concerned, how
ever, it will make no difference in our
uotaa -

sion. As far ss we are concerned, how
ever, it will make no difference in our
votes"
FAvoRs THE UTAH RAILROAD.
"Would you be in favor OF empowers
ing the counties to create bonded in
| debtedness for the constru ction OF .
railroad"
''The idea OF building . railroad by
the people is q very serious question.
tion than for the north. A railroad to
Utah and Colorado would be far more
beneficial to US than q railroad through
the state. II the road 10 built by the
state, the taxation will be much higher
than it is now, and it must be paid fer
out OF the taxes. The valuation Of
property in Southern California 10 much
higher now than in the north. prinoi-
pally because We have never had rep
resentation on the board of equalizatiou
from this section. We will have to pay
the largest proportion Of the taxss, even
with a long period of bonded indebted.
ness."
Then you are in favor OF state divis-
ion ?'' was suggested.
"Yes. 1 am inclined to favor state
DIVISION" replied Mr.. Bulla. 81 an.
convinced, however, that nothing will
be done At this session. Our interests
are SO diversified that the soushsrIl
section will ultimately form . state BIZ
itself. It would do away with all the
trading in the Legislature. Now the
northern part is willing TO sacrifice
everything and trade ON anything In
favor of hydraulic raining, whereas our
interests are Of no special importance t.
the northern section" :
who will bs the speaker of the
housea"
"Asuemblymsn Lynch will undoubt~
edly be elected to that Office. Every
assemblyman from the south al To.
hachepi fsvors him. Az far as know hs
has not promised any patronage. but /
am anxious TO be chosen chairman OF
the judiciary committee and Mr.. Pendls-
ton would like to be chairman Of tho
committee on corporations"
THE TORRENb SYSTEM.
Mr.. Bulla will leave this afternoon for
San Francisco. where he will meet the
Torrens Land commission and submit
the bill he has prepared for introduction
in the legislature. II ia now In vogue in
Australia and il most desirable system
under which the transfer of real estate
is speedier. less expensive and renders
he title to the land more secure. It
provides that application for the transfer
be fled in the respective superior courtu
and that thereupon notices of the sppli-
cation be given to the'parties interested
in the land. A hearing is then had be-
fore the court aud the title and liens de.
termined and the priority OF the liens
decided. The decree of transfer is then
rendered and the decree sent to the
recorder of the county. who is ex-oficio
registrar Of titles, who finally issues the
certificate of transfer.
AssEMBLYMAN KENYON rs "sEHN."
Brewster @. Kenyon, from Long
Beach, asaemb blymsn from the Seventy
second district, was interviewed q few
days since in regard to his senatorial
preferences.
During my canvass publicly pledged
myself for Mr.. Perkins," he said, "and
am unqualifiedly for his reelection. r
have been approached BY person from
the north. who believe represents some
candidate desirable to the railroad conn
pasy. 1 cut him off in short order, and
when get to San Francisco they will
hear from me and know that mean
what say-that am for Perkins,"
The Examiner yesterday publiahsd
the following in connection with Aussm$
blyman Pendleton's position on ths
senatorial contest:
Pendleton of Los Angeles WAS ana
nounced as another assembl yman like
Hatfield Of Sacramento, who was diss
satisfied with Perkins and would vote
for De Young.
Il have been instructed to vote for
Perkins by my constituents" said Pen-
dleton last evening. ''and 1 propose to
do 80. will 60 into caucus for him,
and hope to see him succeed himself at
Washington. Besides, wish to say
that think every Republican member
OF the legislature from San Diego and
Los Angeles will vote for Perkins.
know Bulla will.