The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-26
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EDNENpNY. Jan. -. ISL.
Assembly convened al ll:NU a. M.
Speaker IoWcrv IN the Chair.
Roll c;tlled-ah>cnt. Rooney.
Prayer py Rev. J.. ID. Hammond,
Chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
REPORTS.
Barber. from the Committeeo on Flee
tons. reported Gtvorably Senate Bin
No. 81, and recommended its passage
without amendment.
Murphy, from the Committee on In
terual improvements. reported favor
ably Assembly 1911 Ne. 80. Tin relation
70 public highways and recommend
Ell its passage.
SENATE MESSAGES.
\ message WA, received from the
Senate, transmitting Assembly con
current resolution No. II. granting
leave OF absence to ,. B. Fitch. con
Cured in by senate.
Also Assembly BIZ No. -, A. amen
dcd by the Scuate.
Also, Assembly Bill No. %, Is
passed.
Also, Senate Rill No. a. relative 10
the payment Of the debt of iIumboidt
county.
Also Senate Bill Ne. :, to create leg
islatiVe funds, together with the Gov
errors message Vetoing the same. and
the by which the hill passed the
Senate oNer the veto
\ message was received from the
Governor. Transmitting his approval OF
Assembly Bill No. s. TO provide Tor
the payment otthe outstanding indebt-
cdness of Treasure CITY.
rIiE VEro.
The House took up tile veto OF A.
sembiy 1911 No. an Act { o create
legislative funds.
Roll called-aii present, save Roney.
The veto message was read.
savage moved that the further con,
sideratiun Of the matter lie made tho
special order for the first Monday in
February AZ II o'clock noon
Bowman moved that the message b,
spread upon the minutes and taken M
and considered immediately.
Lockwood said the motion Of Mr.
savage was out of order, a. prohibited
by the rules.
Savagc-What rule prohibits sucl
action?
Lockwood read section 81, Articl,
IN. OF the CONSTITUTIONS, which say!
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objections of the Governor, to til,
House in which it originated, tn,
House 'shall cause such objections I,
be entered upon its Journal, and pro
ceed to reconsider it,
Savage explained that, although In,
commencement of consideration wa
! necessary. tho House could postpon,
consideration TO a future time.
Brown thought Lockwood was mis-
taken ; the House could take up D
postpone. He was opposed to post
poncment.
Jones thought that for the satisfac
ton Of this House, the motion of M
: savage should he sustained.
Tenant cOncurred with Lockwood
: point of order, and Thought the onl.
4 question that could now he e~n;ertaine
was. shalt the bill become a law, hot
; withstanding the objections of III
Governor?
The Speaker ruled Savage's motto
| out of order.
Willard appealed from the decision
c Williams said that a member on III
: other side remarked a few days sine,
r that this House could do anything:
/ this decision OF the Chair should !
| sustained it certainly could do an,
& thing.
y Burlingame raised the point of ord,
that no motion or resolution could |
5 entertained until the question was pa
: Shall the bill become a law notwitl
Standing the objections of the Go,
ernor?
Brown sustained the point.
Williams proceeded to discuss u
: last point.
Z. Lockwood raised another point
5 order, that Williams had transfer,