The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-01
NEVADA
FIFTH sEssios--30th Dsy

JouFIai oi NesAefuis it1' aH ~
proved
Moore rose 10 a question of privi-
leue. lie desired TO correct an error
of q morning paper-tba kegister-as
to his remarks on the Eiko and Ham
iiton railroad bill. lie said nothing
about the effect of the railroad OH the
firmin. portion of the county. His
remarks were designed to refer To h
postp0nememt-uot 10 the merits OF
The bill. The editor of the Register,
not being present last evening. the
error probably occurred in the report
of 4 temporary deputy. IL the Sen
aior would speak a little louder il
would facilitate a report.l
REroRr>or STANDING COMMITTEES.
Hopkins. from Committee On Edu-
cation. to which was referred petition
from the sisters Of Charity. reported
that the bill which passed yesterday
was sufficient t. cover tho ease.
Shamp, from Committee on Corpo-
rations. reported two bills for san Act
supplementary of Ne Ito provide for
the incorporation Of railroad compa-
mics. and the management of the
affairs. etc. approved March -, 1866"
reported ~favorahly.
en- AMEN IN IuF NfNr.
By Theian:
Resolved. By the Senate, the Assem-
biy concurring, that Senators and
Representatives in Cor ross he in
structed to use all proper influence -
prevent the employment OF Chinese
IN and about the United States Branch
Mint i'm Carson. Nevada.
halt moved 10 adopt il.
Phelan said lie Wa opposed to Chi
nese, root and branch. lie was the
first who opposed the employment Of
Chinese on the public works. There
are plenty Of white wen and women
who would lie glad To have employ
ment there in place Of Chinese.
Shamp wanted a. know ii the gen
I tlpman knew that anN Chinese are en-
/ pIoyctl about the Mint.
PaClan said tho gentleman could see
plenty Of them by walking mp by the
railroad depot.
Shamp saii he couId see some In
dams there too, and that they ought 10
lie included also.
on the adoption Of the resolution
the Vote stood:
Avcs-Abfahan. Bonniiieid. Brown,
crav ford. Hall, Hazard. HaZlcts. Hin,
McBeth. Mccoy. Mills, Mullen, Pho
ian. small. Spenecr-i5.
W tAAff A@@RAAaAaths 'NF -
ings. Hopkins, Moore. Shamp-7.
II STATE PRISON FURNITURE.
BY Hall:
Whereas, the law providing for the
government of tile state Prison.
approved March IL, lsia, requires
mat THE Warden shall reside 1T tho
prison building. and shall he provided
by tile State with apartments suitably
furnished, and
Whereas. the rooms in The said pris.
on building. designed for the use d
the Warden and his family. are until
for their use 10y reason of tile absence
" bedding and iurniture. therefore.
Resolved. That the Warden i here.
by authorized IL make a rcqutSition ot
the state Prison commissioners f0i
such furniture and bedding as vii
maze the rooms comfortable. etc.
Hall said he With others recently
visited the Prison; found the rooms il
a condition not tenantaDle. until mors
beds and bedding he supplied b.,
some one. We found the remande
; If some furniture: SOME rooms hav,
carpets on tho floor: some carpet
| nave been removed; some beddin,
had been removed, or al least Is u"
J there. Ii seems 10 me. without con
Sulting with the balance OF The con
miltce. that the Prison should be pu
IN such shape thai the Warden cai
live there.
Abraham read from the report of th
7 Prison Committee two years ago. spec
2 living several articles Of furniture
wna has become Of them?
Q Cleveland said il the furniture
gone. and iii belongs - the state. !:
F.; lie had heard on the street, Justice II
CURED thar an examination should !
bad. We don't want any new furn
ture If there is furniture which be
r longs TO the STATE. and has been take
e away.
; Hall thought that any deriiiction 4,
duty ON tine part OF the late Lieuteuai
< Governor has nothing 70 do with tn
= question Of supplying the necessiti,
q now. The Law requires the Warden
= live there. and tina room shall |
y provided 70 live in. The late office
: saws that some of the furniture
n worn out: some was furnished }
y himself. However that may he. ii
,, Our duty 10 have the place II; 10 liz
! ia. or repeal the law and let him liz
% somewhere else.
Cleveland said if n man has 4 horI
le and thai horse is stolen, he ought
n find ont that fact before he bu'
another. Before we purchase mo.
q furniture let rs know what i missir
he and where il has one.
II Brown said in the inventory ~
:. years ago he found Sl,Z00 worth
{, material and other furniture. 4 res
Il luton shouid he adopted.
e The resolution was adopied-aye
5 IL; noes, 3.
y II ORPHAN ASYLUM AT VIRGINIA.
Moore moved Senate Bill No. -
: reconsidercd, the same having pass
- yesterday-an Act TO provide for io
tering an Orphan Asylum Al Virgin
City, etc.
" Seconded by Brown.
=. Moore called for the reading oi
:, portion of the report on the Asylum
~ Boring moved 10 make the bill
special order for Monday mex
Pheian moved 10 indefinitely pot
w pone the whole matter.
m Brown raised the point of order Il
,rs the motion to indefinitely postpone
out OF order.
Moore claimed the floor, not havi
yielded il while the report was bel
a. read.