The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-27
NEW RULE.
TWESTY-TuIRD DAY-AssEMBLY.

Carson CITY, January 26, 1869.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Frazier. The
Journal of yesterday was read and approved.
REPORTS.
Bv Mr.. Wright From Committee on
Claims. without recommendation OF the
claims Of John d. Ybse,a and W. G. Gates.
Laid on table.
By MIR. Mouiton- From Committee on
State Institutions, favoraby, concurrent res
olution relative to election of Board Of
Rceen's.
Filed.
THAMES t. HON. D. F. DrEI..
Mr.. Tenant offered the following preanl-
BILE and resolution
Whereas, by virtue Of an enactment of the
State Of Nevada, entitled - an Act creating
three additional Commissioners to rrpresen,
the State of Nevada at the Worlds Fair, to
be held at Paris, France, in the wear a. ID.
1867" passed February 81, 1867. d. Z.
BueI, Jacob 7. Lnckhart and c. d. Brook,
were therein appointed and constituted as
such Commissioners, and the of 5000
was, by said enactment, appropriated to
each TO pay in part the transportation Of
mineral specimens to Paris, from this State,
for exposition in the said Fair.
And Whereas, it has been represented tina,
no one of said Commissioners did receive
heir commissions b., or under such author
Itv Of sad Act.
Aud Wh"raas. one of said Commissioners.
the !! n. L. Buel, did at his own expense
and FIR T. b. Artit Of thr paramount indus
trd interests Of the State, to-wit: The
mining intereSt-yi~it said great Inter
national Exposition, herein before referred
to. with large and well selected cabinet of
ores, and bars Of bullion, products OF said
ores, at great loss and expense to himself.
And Whereas, said Commissioner Buci,
vas for want of his credentials as repre-
sentative from this State. not accorded po-
sition in the exposition grounds, for an ex
hibitinn Of his cabinet; with the enterprise
characteristic of him, he procured suitable
apartments adjoining said grounds, for Ne
vada representation, therefore
Be it Resolved, (by the Assembly, the
Senate concurring) that the people Of the
State Of Nevada, do gratefully acknowledge,
that the enterprise and indomitable energy
displayed by the Hon. d. E. Burl in attract
ing the attention Of the Foreign nations to
our unbounGed and unlimited mineral re-
has Injured to the beneti. OF this
State in a greater degree than the efforts of
anv other citizen of the State.
Resolved Further, That the Secretary OF
State, be, and he is hereby directed. to trans
he Hon. u. E. Buei.
Mr. Tenant explained that the Executive !
had refused to give MIR. Buel his commission |
the law, but notwithstand- |
ng the refusal, he had gone TO Paris with |
seven or eight tons of minerals Of his own,
, hich was an expense of something like |
or thirty thousand dollars.
Adopted unanimously.
MOTIONS AND Resolutions.
BY Mr.. Doolin-For the appointment OF
Committee of five on Constitutional
Amendments.
Adopted.
The chair appointed az such Committee
1essrs. Dooiin, Coburn, Hillyer, Mayhugh
nd Woodwork.
FROM THE SENATE.
Senate Bill-An Act to amend Section IS
t an Act concerning conreyances. Approved
March 6, 1862.
Referred to Committee on Agriculture.
NOTICES.
By Mr.. Tennant-An Act to incorporate
nc town of Shermanto~n, White Pine.
Bv Mr. Davis-An Act to amend the Reg
'try law.
Bv Mr. Lammon-An Act to fund the
ebt of the city of Virginia.
A WHITE PINE EXCITEMENT.
Mr.. Iammon without notice, introduced a
i'll for an Act to incorporate Treasure City,
White Pine. ,
Mr. Lammon of Storey moved the refer
nee of the Bill to the Lander county dele
alton.
MI Tenant moved its reference to the
torey county delegation. 1t was Storey
ounty Bill gotten up by politicians from
lat county, 1
Mr.. Mayhugh moved its reference to the
oemittee on Public Morals. ,
Lost. :
Mr. Tenant mored that the Bill lie on q
,e table, it not having been petitioned for BY P
lie citizens Of Treasure City.
Lost-aycs, III nays, %.
Mr.. Lammnn said that the Bill had been y
mt to him by a citizen Of Treasure City, ,
nd that in a day or so petitions would be
resented signed by every citizen Of that
lace. L
Mr.. Wcodworth moved to refer to Com 5
i.tee on Corporations.
MIR. Welch moved its reference, rs mat
r of courtesy to the Lander county delcga- ;
On it was also the desire of the introducer
the Bill.
Mr.. Tenant sal. the Lander delegation
lew nothing abont the Bill and were per-
city indifferent about it-for it had been
avn up by a Gold Hill lawyer.
Mr.. Hilyer intimated t!at it was perfectly
propriate for any member on the door to
troducc Bill having reference to any SON.