The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 13, 1901, Page 3

s FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1 HE CHINA BASIN BILL COES TD THE GOVERNOR ssembiv Ratifies by al Overwhelmmg Major y. Members Sup- ort Johmson in His two pedes- iTolman was pirit of the d \\a lace and got ls, besides taking JOKE OF INTOXICATED -MEN LEADS TO WALLACE TRAGEDY Hold Up Pecestrians for Sport and Resist When Deputy Holman Attempts Their Arrest. RAILROAD BILL MEETS DEFEAT Assembly Votes Down Meas- ure Regulating Fran- chise Assessments. consider and the Fight Will Be Renewed in To-Day's Session. PR Special Dispatch to The Cail CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA- MENTO, March 12.—Tne Southern Pa- cific bill regulating the assessment of franchises brought on a combat in ihe | Assembly to-day. It is known as Senate | bill 483. Nearly all of ‘he morning session was devoted to it ana 2 half hour of afternoon, in the most stubborn con of this legislative session. “good dogs” and the indepeadents were lined up as they bave not yet been on any measure, | routed. They could muster but thi seven votes for the Diil, and Fisk w forced to change from aye to no in order This made the final vote stand: | noes, 3 The railroad leaders on the floor have decided to agree to certain amendments, which, it is hoped, will conciliate some uf the country members, and, armed wi these, they will ren the conflict morrow. The opponents of the bill wiil try to keep thelr forces In solid array, | ana there is prospect or @ second pro- Ayes, 36, - | Object to the Measure. The bill In question provides that the | franchises of ail quasi-public corporations | except rallroads shall be assessed in the | county in which such corporations ha } | their ‘principal places 5f business. Ra roads are excepted, as such assessment | must be made by the te Board | Equalization. The bill | | that “in the assessment | of franchises of a corporation the assessable value by | | of shall be ascertained taking from | the full cash value of its entire issued | capital stock the cash value of all | | | other property ads sed to it." Dunlap offered an amendment elimina ing this provision, by request of the THE LATE DEPUTY SHERIFF SAMUEL J. HOLMAN OF CALAVERAS | |3¢stor of San Joaquin County, who COUNTY AND MRS. HOLMAN. THE BRAVE OFFICER, MORTALLY | | A At o ED, SUCCEEDED IN KILLING ONE OF HIS ASSAILANTS. | of between $200.000 aid etious mean a county Fisk and Johnson made £ The intoxicat scene of the Sacferjutonte et & Cowan Answe's Johnson. s Six A“_zenriment= offered an in tion of the A nd convincing ar- His course al bodies of ymmended by the in general and f the Forty- Gov- XK‘ that th ification As- members ces of the - activity of the measure, tain South- es had been B. KATSCHINSKI, PHILADELPHIA SHOE GO, 10 THIRD ST., San Franciseo. ONLY STATE MAY ACQUIBE PARKS. Bill Signed by Govemor an Aid to Big Tree Movement. HEADQUARTERS, SACRA- C ~Mrs. A. D. Sharon, CAL who w for the Congres some measure by which he big tree groves cramento last ork before the A TSAXEE Legislatu act desired, but \lr= Sharon wa the Legislature. Sh bill to that effect , but there to have bill with the des over to d_spoke hat already had been | LADIES’ EXTRA HIGH CUT. 3. providing for s of aminent do- main to harbors. Belvedere, therc is a provision for the ac- quisition of public parks. Before the que: tion of the Calaveras grove came up to the Legislature. and while the proposition to change the law for the benefit of Belve- dere was under discussion, it was found that there was no provision for acquiring public parks, and it was decided to put it “Xext to naving Congress pass an appro- | priation measure for acquiring the groves, a law placing the groves within the rights of eminent domain was what was wanted, and instead of having to put it through the Legislature at the last moment Mrs. Sharon found the case had already been provided for. 1 buy our shoes in car- re can buy cheaper And. again, our stores on | s FREE SWEEP FOR CLUBMEN | Senate Passes the Fish and Gama Rill TORES DO THE ! to Third Readiag. CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACR MENTO, March 12—Th2 Aseem] b PHILADELPHIA SHOE GO. § i0 THIRD ST.. Szn Franciseo, [Y! rom thc Committes of Fish and Game, v in Washington | failed to pass the | Tted in the intecest of | | |of that | | $400,000. — . |remarks about the Assessor of San { Joaquin County, and Duulap retorted w.tn firing with his pistol until he emptied ft. | 8NEer: Ve, As he was growing weak from loss of | sessor {1 1o ot Mo eani blood, he retreated to his carrlage with | the State who are bending to corpora- 2 : tions ‘the pregnant hinges of the knee his companions and was driven home. The | that thrift may follow ranlng Why would-be robber still clutched his emp-y | pistol when found. | are the lobbyists of the railroad here lending ald to the passage of this bi!l Sherift Thorn has taken the captive Dibble, from Tone to Wal- | holding out the inducement of their fa- where the preliminary hearing and | st will be held. | e e e o i A R ) ne before | Ing bills were passed by the Assembly to- | o third | night: | | the assessment of a | eounty ere it is held | by a tie vote of 35 to An amendment of this sort will be conceded to-morrow | to_the opponents of the bili There was a call of the absentees, a | call of the house and numerous vain at- tempts to dispense with further procee | ings_under the call of the house. Speaker made the mistake, from view. of declaring a recess a 2 o'clock, during the call of the h clock, when the Assembl trouble awaiting his return. the way, carrving his sho near the larger man he said: prison Reports sre conflictin curred in the next few seconds, but Hi recefved the wound that caused h .* While reeling backward he fired g his assailant the leg Holman led n. When u are my our As- as to all that oc- vor to those who will help pass it?” astonished the bill Fisk highwayman, lace, that was a corporation established a uni- ssment of francilses the State. The amendment any throughout was lost by a vote of 28 ayes to 34 noes. Cowan’s Amendment Lost. Cowan offered an amendment to permit franchise in the propriating $7060 for an el This was lost $4000 for an i ate Hosplital ador r system at the Presto Ione. propriating i an sewing machines, bath- ks for Whittler State | Angeles County. | rson of Senta Clara—Appropriating | 3 various Improvements at the State | c¢ he was forced to declare the ool at San Jowe. | call of (he house at un end, though not By Broughton—Appropriating $3500 enough men had been hunted out and purchage of livestock at Whittler S whipped into line to carry the bill ce machine $15,000 purchase 1 library b nd then the bili e e School. SENATE WILL NOT RECEDE. Cbjects to an Amendment to the | Primary Elections Bill. ; HEADQUARTERS, SACRA-| Ma 12.—The primary law t of an hour's debate in | ight, at the end of which dment was adopted and the | d reading. The heart of | law is the test, and it was | LL MENTO, was the su the Senate t “utter’s ame bill went to t the primary with the test clause that the Assembly | tinkered when e bill was under consid- eration in the Lower House. The orig- | inal test was that a man, when he went | to vote at a primary, should signify which | party he would support at the next gen- | eral election, and he would then be given | ballot for that party. The Assembly | amplifies this hm the Johnson test, which ( required, in addition, that the would-be | voter should make oath that he believed | in the principles of the party he was es- pousing at the primary. The Senate would not accept the As- sembly bill In that shape, and Cutter's amendment to restore the original and | simpler test passed. The amendment. and | the bill as well, were opposed by Short- ridge, Selvage and Lukens, and supported by Devlin, Sims, Davis, Wolfe and Cald- | well. TEXTBOOK BILL IS PASSED. | No Negative Vote Recorded in the Assembly. CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA- MENTO, March 12—The Senate bill cre- ating a State text book commission and defining its powers and duties was passed by the Assembly this morning by a vote | of 58 ayes, not an opposing vote being | heard. The bill embodies a radical change in | the present system, in placing the selec- lllcm of State text books directly in the hands of two commissioners, subject, ! however, to the approval of the State Board of Education. It futther provides for_the purchase or lease of copyrights, making it possible for the commissioners to obtain for the State series the best books of FEastern publishers instead of being compelied to have books compiled for the series. The bill carries an appropriation of $20,000 for carrying out the provisions of | the act. It taces effect immediately, if it meets with the approval of the Governor. e order for $10; It is not alon> the low price that has made our $1o made-to-measure suits so popular— quality is responsible to a great degree. To be sure, ten dollars is a low price for a made-to-order suit, but it is not so low but that we can give you all-wool material, gcod linings and trimmings and skillful workmanship—the result of our efforts teing a good serviceable suit that will fit as it should and wear to your entire H satisfaction. ! TO WELCOME MR. McKINLEY. Lieutenant Governor Neff Names the Senate Committee. CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA- MENTO, March 12.—Lieutenant Governor Nefr, in pursuance of a concurrent resolu- ticn introduced early in the session and providing for the appointment of a legis- jative reception committee to meet Presi- dent McKinley, has appointed Senators Selvage, Dev Smith of Los Angeles, Davis, Ashe, Leavitt and Luchsinger to form the committee. The resolution, which was introduced by | Selvage, provided for a committee com- posed of seven Senators, nine Assembly- | men, the President and President pro tem. of the Senate and the Speaker and | Speaker pro tem. of the Assembly. The | duty of the committee will be to receive |and to weicome the President and his | party at the State Capitol. Two thousand | dollars will be provided for expenses. It may be the price that brings the customer the first time, but it is the wear he gets out of the suit that makes him order agiin. So, suppose you get our samples—all you want for the asking. Suits for out-of-town customers satisfactorily made through our self-measuring system. Write for samples. SNW00D 718 Market Street and Cor. Powell & Eddy Sts. —_—— State Game Commissioner. CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA- MENTO, March 12.—Senate bill 52, creat- ing the office of Game Commissioner for | the State and prescribing his dutles, was passed by the Assembly this morn is ready to go to the Governor. were 46 votes for it and 16 against it. The IGame Commissioner, to be lppoinlod-by the Governor, will hold office at the pleas- iure of the Governor and shall serve with- out compensation. oo ST Bills Passed by Assembly. SACRAMENTO, March 12.—The follow- and in the end the corporation men were | to give notice of a motion to reconsider. | provides further | there- | others of | | his | DR. RKILMER'S SWAMP-ROOT. e e WOMAN'S KIDNEYS. | ] Women as Well as Men Suifer and Are Made Miserable by Kidney and Bladder Troubles. To Prove What Swamp-Root, th: Great Kidney R2medy, Will Do for YOU, Every Read:r of The Culi Flav Have a Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail. Fisk Gives Notice of a Motion to Re- | Among the | Swamp-Root investigated by none seem to speak higher of the won- derful curative properties of this great kidney remedy than the one we publist V this week for the benefit of our readers. Mrs. H. N. Wheeler of Lyan, Mass., writes on 18 months ago I had a ver: I was extremely and when I final| 7 High Rock St Severe wpalt ¢ sick for three | was able to leave as all run 1 my an» s were not | Did Not Know | Had | Kidney Trouble. MRS. H. N. WHEELER. and s ex- perform her necess v work, who 13 al- WHE tired and ught, who feels 3 the care: re more than she Swamp-Root will do just as much for stand. I to the weak and any housewife whose back is too_weak to | It at only urinary Intl’d to "‘e How to Find Out If You Need disorder o m: D The kidneys fliter and Swamp-=-Root. that is their work quick!y your entire body is ry s duty. | If vou are . * begin taking the famous discovery. Dr | Kilmer's Sw; ot, because as soon as your kidneys the other or health. A trial willconvince any one. Many women suffer untold misery because the nature | rectly understood: in most cases they are led to bellev | male weakn: sponsible for t | ordered kidnevs ise of their di Neuralgia, nervousness, headache, puffy or da matism, a dragging pain or dull ache in the ba bearing dqwn sensation, profuse or scanty supply of urine. wit frequent desire to pass it night cr day, with scalding or burning sensation,—these are all v able signs of kidney and bladder trouble. If there is any doubt In your mind as to your cc | on rising ab our ounces. place it ina gla four hours. If on examination tiing, or if small particies float | ate attention. Other symptoms showing that you need Swam ness, irregula: eart., breathlessness, sallow, unh bition but no strength. l Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and is used mended by iclans in their | selves, v recognize in n able to compound. eady convinced that 8§ ty-cent and one-do {4 Bladder remed made by wh ple bottle sent bladder troubles =0 remarkably & of o ad woiutely free be sure ard men when sending ¥ VPacific Coast Stefifi:ship Co. Steamers leave Broadway 1a. Vancouve: B. | Towneend, Seattle and New Whateo (Wash.)— . March 7, 12. 17, 2 iHa m it send B the human Apeit 1 80 positive are we beit fof " Dr. Pierce's,” (bat we will send 08 APPROVAL Tor compatison wih any belt Dow s0ld In America. - Seemig is Believing.” NOTE._We never send belts *On Trial” there.3 fore in ordering Dr. Pierce’s” no s run of contracting Xuin Discass OF other Disorders hy nsing an appliance previowsly wors | gales)—Steamer Queen, We reoms. (‘all, or send a 2c. stamp for nev | steamer Santa Rosa. 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