The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-17

the fight. He denounced tne Sup9IllueS
as a scheme TO close the private quarrles
of the State for the profit OF the rlns
that controls the output at tolsoHl. ne
said that if the prison pTGiGioet VII, Tas he
rock dug from private quarrles ILouf u
sand free laborerS would be thrown OUT o.
work and forced TO pack tneli pieiAAe'@
through the State. c,.
Speaker pro TEN. Dunlap of Stockton
replied to him and insisted that py sen
ing the cheaper rock to street contIdCu .itt
more free men would be provided with
work because of the increased amount VI
street improvement made posslp4e ny ~"
n A aSS Lawrence Hoey of San
Francisco spoke forcibly IN supp93I .I,,o u u
Mr.. Anderson, and so did ASsenaol y = iha d n
Dibble who denounced the schene az s al
outrageous attempt to freeze OUT if9e
labor. He called up the Repuplican pa pa
form, which declares strongly III indie
nreciSely such a policy as the Dlll llu 1
Gates. and berated his colleagues LOT va va
iating its sacred behests which they hau
sT Camin ne favored the substitute, not
withstanding the Democratic platform IS
as radically opposed to its provglSiI}nIs SO
ame end that counties anu townships
NAV order cut stone for culverrs ana
bridges, and sent back to the d RTlp'ei
"Tohb's constitutional amendment NO. Z
required half of the morning 10. TO accom- accom-
plish its final passage When era tn Was gio not
enough members present to pass II: Sop to
called for a roll of abSenteeS, puI eE .
that did not avail him and he hna an . ues
msnded a call of the House, whlch, was
ordered. The result on the SECOND can Mas
a vote of Sc to II, and the amendment was
dlMd eeads Assembly bill AL, Amending the
municipal corporation act OF 1900 ne" We
pa9hheT and and two more Of Senator STRAIT
fonis Urinary election laws were pus
through the same procedure: ~, one eIe %
them, Senate bill 80, provides Tor the Ell elTt
ion IF delegates to conventions. OF p0Iit-
icaI parties at primary, electlonsi c dne
other, Senate bill 50; t relates TO Inc oo'-
ou n1tb 0I PS! I there We're but three bills
passed during the day session, anu na liG irl
lost there were forTsdsGV TO the different
committees. There were also resolutlons
galore. but few of them were OIL a allipoJi .
ance. White of San FRANCISCO oIieIeu o e
state to prepare and submit TO tne A.
sembly statement e q sta atl RaTroad Com
| pmission and the Southern Paclncs anu anu
other railroad corporations ana Oh ing ne
e esCnn Itfea The object of the resolu-
| fion is to ascertain just how much caS ~
must be provided for + tne 6 61iiiiiii9sAo-'
Ing SoSS,an Introduced a resolution which
struek a hard blow at Grove L. Johnson son
and his rank attempts a. "a roIie calls
and debate. 1t provided that durihs q
roll call the vote of no member would pe
counted who was not not "a duri iS roll call
no member should leave his seat 70 a. a.
tempt to influence the vote OF dho f fTba
member. or for any other purpose. n ne
interference of Johnson and others on on
the floor who, since the Leglslauiulbb ,d nas
been in session, have blurred anu plnm,
beafen their way into almost dpsoluSe
control of the files and general pIoceu-
ure. has so angered many OF tne f Indi
bers that they are constan MY o vii ie AFFORD
immunity from the intimidation lnaL Is
offered them on every occasion. 1t ma 40
these very tactics that brougnt tae wia oi1
81 qabnsnn = week ago, when he made the
remark that has since been re-ec4 4tot
tbora was 200 much Johnson" for the
good of straight legislation. -,
The work of tonight session osi Ias he Ne
the special urgency file, and consldeTaoi ie
nroeress might have been made had 1t
no bot been for the filibustering OF Dlppie,
ReIshaw and Johnson against pllI ny
White of San Francisco, Wnleh the duInol
Gasired should be passed on the file: DID
HE needed Whites space on the me ano
demanded that Whites bill be WlthurdWL;;
When the author reLuse o,t plp tbe enacting
cIa11se hut he did not have his push WIN
him and the motion was lost. blppLe All,
ally appealed to the rec9rQs anu anu can4pagv
The record proved that the bill had peen
already substituted, and 1t was oroereo
stricken from the ME-; o-o /. .,oxo+o +l,o
n1,ritv of primary elections, was paSsea,
Which aiII gives women the right of suffrage
at school elections.
Dibble's Assembly bill 34S, designed to
further protect elections Tor Onted
States Senators from the evil influence OF
money spent in large sums, was discussed
at some length and finally passed, as was
Roynton's bill to enlarge ana improve the
ASH hatcheries at Sisson and Price Creek
A bill carrying an appropriation to pay
the salaries of employees of Commission;
ere on pIbiic works was also passed, and
Adjournment taken to tomorrow morn
ing.