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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-01
TIE LEGISLATURE.

The Senate had a lively session yes
tcrday over the reconsideration Of the
bill TO aid the Orphan Asylum al vir-
ginia. The voic was very close
throughout the prolonged contest.
Finally the bill passed BY . vote Of -
To 10. The State Prison matter came
mp in the shape 81 a oncurrcnt resc-
luton authorizing the Warden 10 call
on the Prison Commissioners FOR fur.
niture, bedding. ETC., in place OF fur
niture alleged TO he missing. The res
oiut.on was adopted hy Il senate.
Mr.. Phelan introduced q resolution
instructing L Senators and Repre-
sentatives 10 take measures 10 pre- cent
the employment Of Cinnamon n the
Carson Mint. This resolution wa,
also adopted. The time CONSUMED by
the discussion Of the Orphan Ass lam
bill prevented the Senate from reach
ing the general file. The notice OF re-
consideration given in the Elko ans
Hamilton railroad case was no
reached.
In the Assembly aaother Lecisla
tive Fund Bill was introduced an;
passed by IA vote OF q 10 II. Mr.. Ten
nant gave notice Of a bill to change TIL,
apportionmcnt of members in accor
dance with the late census. The sub
stitute Tor the bill in relation To the re
moval and location of county scat
was passed. a resolution was adopt
dthat the Assembly hereafter meet a
1880 o'clock.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-01

II RoRRERY..-Thc Sacramento
Record says Of the man, J. L. WITH,
arrested for the late robbery OF the
railroad AT Alta:
on Thursday night WITH attempted
suicide by first cutting his wrist with
a KNIFE. This being unsuccessful, he
tried to cut his throat bv making two
wounds, u on each side of the jugu-
lar Vein, which was puncturad. The
night was exceedingly cold. and this
fact prevented his bleeding To death
by cOngeaiing the blood around tho
wounds. lie was found in the morn
Ing with his head in a small pool of
blood, aud he had placed the knife
under his pillow. The finding of the
money WAS rather curious. 4 lot of
dogs had been playing under the
platform at the depot, and these dogs
brought out sotno of the registered
letters. which were picked upby boys,
who while opening them were seer by
a gentleman, who at one took them
to the Postmaster. \ search wa in
stitutea, which resulted in the finding
Of a package of coin originally con-
tanning S2,tt0, but from which $50
had been taken. About fifteen feet
from that package was found so. Oo0in
bonds. The Latter had evidently come
there by being thrown through a hole
i'll the platform. Burke reports Wyth's
condition as extremely dangerous, his
wounds having become inilamed, and
that the physician in attendance dc
ciarcd that there Wa no hopes Of his
recovery.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-01
Ar ALLEGED CONGRESSIONAL HIN.
lEa JOB.

A Washington correspondent of the
San Francisco Chronicle, under the
frightful head ..Skinning n Monster
Of Hideous Ncin.'' dresses down a
bill before Congress, Incorporating
the "Unitei States Mining school and
Metallurgical Company" lie charges
that this is another Bank Of California
speculation. Hayward. L.nderman.
FELTON,, Stebbins and others cons,itut-
ing the firm. for whose benefit the
round sum of five millions United
States five per cent. bonds are to be
issued. lie concludes with the re-
mark that .'the cheek OF these gentle
men asking Uncle sam to give them
three millions 10 start Q private mo
nopolv Of a business which would ma
teriallr assist him in paying off his
burden OF debts. III carried on under
faithful guards, surpas>es even the
monstrous vegetable productions OF
California, in which we ali take n Ger
tain degree Of pride. 'Will the bill
pass?' Before answering that conuu-
drum, l beg leave to remark, in the
language Of Sir Patrick O'Plenipo: II
is a question that requires a deal Of
nice consideration, my boy There
are more old .galoots' sporting around
Washington, without visible can o
snpuort. than arp Ireamt If in voui
philosophy Notwithstanding the ar
Of political jugg!ery Is passabiy devel
oped in California; ard how the,
manage TO acquire such influence owe
the:minds and actions of Pacific coas
Senators and Representatives who ar
oil 'emphatically down on the Banl
OF California and all is angels (if
may be allowed 70 use the expressio'
in that ~connectionl. is incomprehensi
bic to a youth of my inexperienee."
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-01
TINE FOR A SETTLEMENT.

A debate occurred in the United
Senate on the Goth which may
interest the State of Nevada somewhat.
IL related to- advances made by the
States towards carrying on the war.
The bill vas championcd by Morton,
and purports TO be for the purpose Of
refunding 10 the States The -intcrestand
discount on money borrowed TO equip,
pay and transport troops for the SER
vice Of the United States in the recent
war.
While the Till may not directly af-
feet the claims held by the state Of
Nevada for advances ana expenses in
eqaipping volunteers during the war,
The principle involved, and The discus
SION aroused, by the bill, may have
the effect q! directing the attention OF
hat body to this subject. Nevada
holds claims amounting TO nearly
ZOO, 600 for these expenses. When
last heard from these bills were before
tie Senate Committee o. Claims.
where they ought TO have been acted on
years ago. The Legislature OF is67. and
| again Of 1869, called the attention Q!
| Congress 10 this matter. but complete,
absolute silence has reigned ever since,
Several OF the States have had a settle
ment with the Treasury Department
I for The a advances they made during the
war, but il seems the.- are not yet sat
isacd. They nov want in a~dditionthe
difference between the rates Mt which
their bonds sold, and the par value
in other words, the discount suffered
on bonds sold to borrow money. II
strikes Us that before the Genera
Government draws upon lis liheralitN
to that extent, il would do well to set.
he up with these Western States VIII,
made some sacrifices, certainly, to al
the same cause. While other State
are claiming interest and discount a
well as principal. Nevada would lik'
10 have its little bill settled.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-01
of the Assembly shall De al 1880
O'Clock a. III. Adopted.

OF the Assembly shall be III lG:SO
O'Clock a. IN. Adopted.
REPORTS.
Savage. from the Committed on
Ways and Mears. reported back. with
recommendation, Assembly Bill
No. 80, 10 provide n mode for assessing
the net proceeds Of ranches.
Also, Assembly Bill No. O.. TO
amend section - OF the revenu law.
recommending that il he printed and
passed as amended in committee.
Also, a substitute for Assembly Bill
No. -. recommending that it be print
ed and passed.
Burlingame from the select commit
tee 70 whom was referred the matter
ot inquiring after the resolution call
ing for 4 report from the state Capitol
Commissioners, reported that the res
o!ution had reached its destination.
Beck, from the Washoe delegation.
reported back nh Act to repeal chapter
s., laws 81 III, and recommended that
it pass without amendment.
ON motion OF Mr.. Hogan tho jackass
bill was taken from the table ard
placed IN general file.
NOTICES.
pclano gave notice OF a concurrent
resolution asking tho establishments OF
4 mail route from Wadsworth to Fort
Independence.
Mcclellan. Of q joint memorial ask
ing Congress to establish n mail route
from Nalsworth 10 Belmont.
Tenant. OF 4 bill to re-apportion
the legislative representation in this
State in accordance with the census OF
1870.
Beck, Of a bill to grant certain par
ties the right 10 construct a narrow
gauge railroad from Carson City. via
Franktown and WaShoe City. to q
point on the Central Pacific Railroad.
INTRODUCTION or Hills.
Bnrlingame introduced n mil for an
&c, IL create legislative funds. ON
motion Of Burlingamc rules suspend.
ed. bill read second time by title and
referred to Committee of the Whole;
ayes, 3I; noe -.
owen, a bill 10 an nj Section 6 d
an Ac, III relation to fees Of certain Of
ticcrs. Rules suspended, bill read
second tinc by title, and referred Il
tho judiciary Committee with in.
structions to print.
Lawery, a bill to promote and en-.
courage the introduction OF steam a. 9
motive power on the common road,
III ktAAe #~AtttEs ANNAt~ ~I~lttlAltAl hAl
read second time by title, and referred
to the Committee on Internal I'm
provencnts with instructions TO print
THIRD READING or RIILs.
Assembly Bill No. -. in relation {,
certificates of incorporation and arti
cles 81 association. read third time and
paSSea-aycs. IL; noes. /; absent. s..
Assembly Bill No. -, autlnorizin.
the Secretary III State To furnish pub
ill., documents 10 certain parties therein
named. Senate amendment coucurre,
IN aud nili passed-avcS, SO: noes, 3
absent. =.
Substitute for Assembly Bill M. -
an Act in relation to the removal an
permanent location of county seats
Read third time and ~passed-aycs, 81
noes. .: absent, 4.
1t l2:fi Assembly took a recess fl
one hour.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-01
THE FURNITURE AT TEE fRIsoS

a resolution was adopted yesterday
authorizing the Prison Commissioners
TO procure additional furniture and
bedding for the prison. Some rcficc-
tons were made dnring tho progress
of the debate which the late Lieuten-
ant Governor considers unjust and un-
called for. The resolution assumes
that a considerable portion Of the fur
niture which ought 20 be in the prison
has been taken way. Gov. SINGER
land and the late Deputy Warden unite
in the assertion that nothing has been
taken from the prison which belongs
bedding and furniture which it is
claimed ought 10 be there, aud which
one of the Senators valued two wears
q nj 81, 200, or more, has been, in n
great measure. worn out. Some Of the
furniture which was in two of the
rooms never belonged 10 the State.
but was bought and paid for by the
Warden. So far from there being no fur.
ni:ure in the rooms, there are W. com
plcte bed room sets, one costing sl3i-
including sofa, center table, rocking
and other chairs, carpet. etc, and the
other costing Sl2J. complete with ordi-
nary bed room furniture and carpet.
There is also n parlor set-new carpet,
and one parlor carpet somewhat worn,
The late Warden claims that no; a dol
lars worth of State property has been
removed from the building-that in
receiving visitors constantly some
chairs had been broken, and carpets
worn out; otherwise everything Is
justes<h be used it with the exception o
aew articles purchased by himself
4 and which Dclpngod to him.
We give this-stetement in Justice to
hat officer, witioN personally bein!
familiar with the facts, that the reso
linton and the late Warden's state
ment may 60 before the public 10
gcthcr.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-01

Applcton'S Journal is a weekly mag
azine containing about three times the
amount Of matter usually found in the
ordinary magazines. Ii il devoted TO
literature. science and art, and pro
fuscly illustrated. We acknowledge
the receipt Of the monthly part for
January. ID. Appleton 4 Co.. are tho
publishers, g0Grand street, New York.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-01
The sUrao TUNNEL IL CONGRESS

Senator Nye delivered his speech on
the Sutro Tunnel or the Goth. The
bill is 10 create q fund known rs 'the
mineral land fund Tho Committee
on Public Lands reported a substitute.
Alter Mr.. Nyc had finished his speech
the following colloquy occurred:
The Presiding Onicer Mr.. Williams
in the chair. The bill j. in Commit
tee OF the Whole. and tie question il
on the amendment reported by The
Committee on Public Lands. II there
lie no objection the amendment Mil
he considered n agreed TO-. The bill j.
sail open to amendment.
Mr.. sherman. l suppose this hill
cannot aa acted upon to-day. a a mat
ter ~ course.
MIR. -a. Why not?
Mr.. sherman. l certainly shall
have something 10 say before we em-
bark ia an enterprise like this, involv-
ing 50 much money.
Mr.. I'VE. cannot the honorable
Senator say nov what lie ant %
say?
Mr.. sherman. / want time to con-
slider what the honorable senator has
said. ! supposed, a 4 matter Of
course. that he only desired to submit
his views to-day.
Mr.. Nvc. i desire To secure the pas
sage of The bill a. quickly A. possible.
The Presiding Officer. The bill is
open to amendment. If no amend.
ment lie proposed, it will be reported
t. the Senat
MIR. Sherman. II was only taken
mp by common consent, TO allow the
~ena.o or 10 speak. L move that il tie
postponed with a view to take up the
unfinished business.
Mr.. Nye. II j. suggested to mo 10y
my friend from California MIR. CaS-
serlyI. vino is n deeply interested in
the bill ~ I am. thai there i an uu.
der-ianding on the other side that the
vote shall not be taken to-day. oi
course, then. | will not press it now;
but l will take m carly occasion next
week TO call il up again.
Mr.. sherman. Before the subject
, passes away / will say 10 the Senator
from Nevada, that i, like he, have
been interested for two or three years
in tho movement started by Nr. Sutrl
for tunnelling under the Comstock
lode. / have read his books which
the Senator has before him, with ;
good deal OF interest; but the question
i entirely novel. and / am certainly
not prepared 10 advise that the GOV
eminent embark in the enterprise on
the terms proposed; and in any wa,
in which the Government could do so
without departing from settled princi
pies, i should have no objection Il
extending aid to IL.
Mr.. Nyc. / hope the HONORABLE,
Senator will examine the bill wit
: care at his earliest leisure.
, MIR. Cole. The plan now embodie'
IN this bill is very different from tin
; ono which was before Congress las
\ year. This is for the sale Of mines
The sale OF mines j. a new measure
and this Is making disposition of fund
7 that arise from a new source of reye
nue. Perhaps il is n bill much les
4 Objectionable on that account. To III.
mind il Q rtainiv is.
The Presiding Officer. The Senate
from Ohio moves 10 postpone tn
further consideration OF the bill.
Mr.. Morton. i suggest that the mc
. ton Is not necessary. L call for til
2 regular order.
l. Mr.. Nye. i will waive this bill fo
the present, and call it up again Al a
early period.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-01

Several attempts Were made to shut
oil the notice by motions To- adjourn,
all of which falling. an attempt was
made to force Mr.. Williams under n
suspension of the rules to make his
motion Immediately.
Chair ruled such a course out of
order.
Lockwood appealed.
CHAIR was not su>tained-l5 to II.
The question of n suspension of the
rules and a reconsideraii5u of the vote
coming up, tho motion was lost-ayes,
ID; noes, %; absent, g..
Potter was granted leave OF absence
for enc day.
Al ESQ Assembly adjourned.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-01

Telegraphic dispatches from New
York inform us that the rumors con-
corning the withdrawal of steamers
from the Panama route, which have
been so long circulated. are without
foundation. The company, it is said,
have now arranged to touch at King.
ston, Jamaica, once n month, and are
to receive a subsidy of S25, 600. 1t has
been further stated that efforts have
been made to arrange n schedule o
prices which will be mutually salts
factory to the Mail Steamship ane
Railroad Companies.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-01
PETITIONS.

A petition was received from the
Sisters OF Charity in charge of the Ne
vada Orphan Asylum NJ Virginia City,
asking a continuance Of the appropria-
ton extended TO them for the past two
years.
ON motion Of Mr.. Gray, the petition
was referred TO the Committee on State
Institutions.
Tenant introduced a resolution hat
hereafter tho regular hour Of meeting
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-01

The Cincinnati Times Office has been
appraised at s2oo,2s5 over and above
the liabilities, which are set down at
ss5s.02s. The good will ofthe firm IS
valued nj $4,000.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-01
ASSEMBLY,
TUESDAY. Jan. 81. 1871.

TUESDAY. Jan. 81. 1871.
Assembly convened at HOO n. M.
Speaker Lowery in the Chair.
Roll called-absent, Buckingham
and Trousdale.
PRAYER by Rev. j. ID. Hammond
Chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-01

Boston has Go teachers and assist
ant teachers. Their united salaries
amounts TO Ss1s, 200.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-01

The refuse potato pomace from starch
manufactures is now 10 ba made into
PAPER.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-01
xs oN,s
- q gESa 4 CA - T. MY!
Moore & Parker.'S Hall.
CARSON CITY, NEVADA,

SCHOOL MEETS EVERY WEDNES-
- DAY afternoon and evening.
Ladies aud children meet in the after
noon I'd : O'Clock.
Gentlemen meet from ito 5 p. m; then
the ladies and gentlemen together TO put
their lessons tn practice.
TERMS Ladies' and children, So per
month: gentlemen. -.
All the latest and newest dances will
be introduced and taught. ja5-im