The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-03

on the table. Carried.
Hall inquired the ems Of that
county.
Hazard said 1855.
Hall looked - some figures and said
the Senator had got within a 1000 of
the fact. lie though. this a bin to in
crease the Democratic strength in the
next Legislature.
Cleveland said he don't ear whether
the county Is Republican or Democrat
ic. Many Of the people there ~ the
last election bad MOT been there long
enough to vote. Senators do not OBJ
iect TO Lyon county having two Sena-
tors. or EsmeraId3 county two He
thought The population ut that portion
Of the STATE would double within a
year. That county ought TO be repre-
scented as fairly a. any other.
Brown conceded that that county
has not the representation il should
have. ! introduced u general bill n.
the beginning of the session and il was
defeated by the Democratic vote in the
Lower House.
Moore-Thc other day q committee
was appointed 10 make Il general ap-
portlnnment. Il WAS defeated by
democratic votes. ] tried 60 ret an
additional representation from E!ko
county, but could not. and now / want
TO see this bill treated in the same
way.
Boring moved the previous question
which was afterwards withdrawn.
Mills. made Il statement. The cen
sus for Lincoln county i not just. L.
ysis taken for 1870, early in the sum
mcr. The survey OF the boundary
line between Utah and Nevada has
been run, which has thrown many
important settlements into this state
which were not included before. They
cast some 800 votes there. Nearly all
the Muddy settlements are now in
Guided. pjochc is now one Of the
largest towns III the Ssate-hOur!Shing
the population increasing rapidly.
No Senator viii DENY that Lincoln
county ~ not properly represented.
This hill raises il something to THAI
which II should. ~ for the terms
used herc-Democratic and i.cpubii-
can think If gentlemen are going 10
act on that they had better not Express
Il IN so strong language.
Mullen l. satisfied that since the con-
SOS was taken 1000 people have gone
into that county. The census was
never properly taken. lie never went
NtAA'hH=4 Aatr '''FttAlN ANA 4ailtha ttL-l J.
ing about H.. A. for politics introduced
here. If Senators Moore and Brown
viii keep their politics To themScl yes
for two hours and forty minutes tL.ev
Will then find gentlemen here who
ready 10 mcC, them on the discus
sion Or politics. DO q mean tu start
=; ua!it:ea! campaign here
Brown moved tn strike Out thr.-
and iase-. ten lie proposed % give
whatever time necessary To- defeat q;
bill OF this kind. The >hrewd Demo
cratic politician. thought the PROPOSE
ton 10 enact a general law would NOT
I!kO i nearly in a. bad = tx ~
Lincoln. While admire the strategy
of the Democratic Senators. I don't
like their bill.
The bill passed hy tire following
vote:
Aycs-Abraham. Isonnineld, Boring.
Cleveland, Eastman, IoN, Hazard.
Iia, Mclieth, Mccoy, Mills. Mullen.
Spcuccr-.$.
Noes-8rown. Crawford. Hill. Hast
ingS. ~iiaZ!e;r, Hopkins. Moore. Pie
Ian, Shamp, Suali-4n.
Assembly Bill No. M, relative To at-
torneys ut law.
Boring explained the object OF the
bill. Frequently attorneys IN remote
parts OF thc State have unIths means to
come here. II enables him to appear
brief instead of personally. Pissed
ayes, Is; noes, >.
Abraham moved to take M Assem-
bly, BIZ No. 3al, in regard L. the pub
i~icaIiOu or Sheriff sales.
Question on Suspension Of rules. lost.
Assembly Bill No. H.. 10 provide
the sale OF timberc3 lands. Passed.
The Committee on state Prison sab
United a report, which was read.
Assembly Bill No. 50, amending the
lars, liquor dealers, &c. The old law
with the word Utah in III: the only
changel. Passed.
Assembly Bill No. -. extending
the powers OF the Board OF Prison
Commissioners. The motion 10 sus-
pend the rules, lost-aye>. g. noes. y.
Boring moved To reconsider the vote
by which the Senate moved TO take
up the bill requiring the publication
Sheriff sales. Decided u oil order.
General file was taken up.
Assembly Bin No. -, authorizing
reindcxing OF certain records in
White Pine county. Passed.
MESSAGE
VAS taken up-approving hsh bill and
bill TO publish Nevada reports. and re-
bill FOR procuring historical
call OF the House was demanded.
Brown moved to admit AeSSrS.
Mullen, Phelan and others on the paw
mcnt Of the usual fine-lost. Senators
admitted. Hall moved TO lock the
loor-lost.
Question OF the passage of the bill,
Notwithstanding the objections OF the
Governor (p%aintinCsA. Ayes, -; noes,
;. Lost.
Hall moved to adiourn-lost.
Chair appointed Cleveland and Phe-
a committee OF the Senate To wait
on the Governor.
Concurrent resolution No. rs, grant
ing leave of absence to a Washoe oli-
clal. Hastings moved TO take a recess
Of one hour. Brown moved 10 amend
TO adjourn TO IL o'clock tomorrow.
Not put by the chair. Resolution
was adopted.
BY Brown:
Resolved, That any Chinaman or
engaged in digging up the
bones of his " body, or the bones
of any other body
Hastings interrupted by moving
the resolution be ordered en-