The record-union., 1899-03-17

rnittae of Invitation and Reception,
most cordially invites you to be pres
ent at the celebration of the Free Har-
Dor Jubilee1 which inaugurates the 60.
tabiishment on the southern coast OF
California of a new harbor Tor ocean
steamships of, the first class and which
will contribute to the commercial
growth and prosperity of the whoie
southwest.
1T is the most important harbor work
ever undertaken by the Government OF
the United States on the Pacific Coast
and is in other respects a work OF ma
tional Importance.
THE event will be historic and the
series of attractions and displays
unique and beautiful
The communication is under the
names of the Executive Committee ana
promises hospitality and welcome to all
who come.
The celebration takes place on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, April
25th, 26th and 9th and includes re-
ception by citizens, depositing f1rst
barge load of rock in the harbor; ad-
d. resses by prominent speakers, a bar
becue. illumination of the harbor, snip
ping and bluffs, festivities characters
tic OF the early days of California, a
floral parade by day and parade of
floats. electrically Illuminated by night.
The scene of the celebration is to be
divided between San Pedro and Los
Angeles.
Valentine supplemented this commun-
ication with a warm invitation to his
~ A n fn
Angelenos in their jubilation over the
appropriation of nearly S3,G)O,OOU for
the completion of San Pedro harbor.
1t was gracefully done and cordially
received.
LAID ON THE TABLE.
Mcdonald of Alameda having given
notice that he would move to reconsider
the vote by which Jilson's A. B. SGT,
relating to the running at large of
hogs, was passed the same was called
up, and on motion of Mcdonald, laid
on the table. Sat4fA
Brooke had given notice of motion to
reconsider the vote by which A. B.
1905 was passed. This is Belshaw' S
county government bill to which was
added an amendment of Johnson's con-
cerning officials and salaries of Sacra-
mento County. Brooke being absent,
Johnson called up his motion to recon-
slider and got it laid on the table
MILICE'S RESOLUTION.
Milice's joint resolution, providing
that the State Prison Directors shall,
during the next two years, investigate
the conditions at San Quentin and re-
port to the next Legislature concern
ing the propriety and feasibility of re-
moving the state Prison from that
point, was printed in full in yester-
days Record Union 1t was also
printed in the journal and referred to
the Committee on State Prisons and
Reformatories. substitute was re-
ported back which was substantially
the same. and Milice moved its adop-
ton.
Dibble opposed it vigorously. 1t was
just another effort, he said, to break
up San Quentin. He had not so much
objection to the resolution itself, but
the long preamble with its whereas
and whereas and whereas" was
full Of things that were not true and
he would not have it.
Caminetti thought the resolution
ought to be adopted. 1t simply pro-
vided for an investigation and report
upon which no action could be taken
until the next Legislature and he could
see nc objection to it.
Dibble grew more excited and de-
clared that he would have no such
thing. It was, he declared, scheme
of Warden Aull Of Folsom Prison