The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-01

expressed Inc OptillDl lIid3 ilt out!u-
ing cannot Toe put up At a less cost
than Sl70.O0O. Look ~ this structure
Its strength and finish. lie cited
the building lately erected IN san
Francisco for Il school house, which
cost S94. 600; it was not worth one
| fourth II this. These men who have
put their labor into this building are
my uei-hbors; / can feel for them.
for here they have put their toll and
sweat: / can feel with them; 4 poor
man myself, | can appreciate the
value of this labor: | have watched
these men late al night, and Thought
to myself a. | saw them toiling INTO
the night. what "A life of w~retchedness
and want are entailed on them and
their families, that they are thus com-
PEELED to spend their days with the
| chance of rot receiving their compen-
sation. There are SoIue senators who
propose to amend, l fear, not for the
improvement Of the bill, bat really to
kill it. / would prefer To see them
vote at once against the bill.
Cleveland said the gentleman has
failed TO convince him of the value Of
the bill, but the contrary. He con
tends that because he had To go out
side for dressed stone he j. entitled to
{ 'htAA AtfNAANfAAANah - AAsNE - 49,
the Board. They say that the build
ia. is higher and wider than the . "A
tract. | have figured it mp and find
that il all amounts 10 the value of
So ~. C]lyanaugh has not complied
with his contract, OH the ~rontrary we
are now paying rent for state offices,
{ which ought to be new supplied by
this Capitol. The bondsmen ought To
Toe compelled to pay. L: ! were on the
Board. which l am not, | would 20
through with il. This has been one OF
the Did time Carson fights which have
worried the State Of Nevada. He de
MED that the Commissioners justly
State officers. Those who were here
SO years 2 viii remember the dis
graceful scenes which forced this bill
through that Legislature. 10 they
now have the cheek to come forward to
claim that they are STATE officers. He
told the Legislature then that 100000
would not build Such a building aS
the state needed. The Carson hash
7 houses surrounded the Legislature TO
present one side of the ease; the Ap-
I peal fought for 10; the lobby tina,
/ follows with SO much influence
comes upon us-lerislative brokers
/ vino made CatSou shake and Eastern
Nevada turn pale when they said they
should "a against u mna>ure-mcu
who would rob u lIborin- nan or
/ steal 4 card from a blind faro dealer.
The Board has done nothing to pro
! tcct the state, but 1T would seem To- I've
in completely with the contractor.
They exceeded their authority. lie
/ charged that a large number of citizens
OF Carson ara ou Cavanaugh's bonds.
They are NOW ia the lobby. and though
every member may Toe rs pure as
the White Pine delegation, they have
M influence. A. for the laborerS.
would Ice the la>t man to
keep the iaborcr from his money, hut
tie state has made no contract with
taem-haS moi employed thcm-owcS
theu nothing. IL looks aS if that
ST. 1000 was added for the benefit Of the
lobby. He thought there should be a
vote Of censure passed on that Board
of Capitol Commissioners for the man
ner in which they have discharged
their duties.
The late hour at which tine debate
closed tll:50l conpels uS 10 omit an
abstract of the debate which followed.
The bill was ably advocated 10y Brown,
Mullen, Hall, Phelau and Bonuiticid,
and opposed by Mills and Cleveland.
Hall and Small got in u few shots on
the bill Is they went along. Hopkins
saved his speech for the daytime, aS
he desired his speech reported. small
also had an ambition that way, which
we are sorry to disappoint. Mccoy
announced his intention 70 vote for
the bill, being satisfied that it j. a just
measure. Finally tho iaotion 10 rise
and recommend the passage Of the
hill wa adopted.
IN SENATE
Mills submitted Il minority report
from the Committee on Judiciary.
Three members being absent. a call of
the Senate was demanded. Hastings
being absent. Or. Hazlett stated he had
been called Il Virginia on important
business. The Senate having yestcr-
day adopted a resolution refusing
leave of absence TO any senator for the
balance Of the session. Mills moved
that the Sergcant-at-ArmS he instruct
cd 10 bring i'm all of the absentecs.
All the Senators being brought in
except Hastings, a further call of the
senate wis suspended.
Shamp moved to strike out the
words from the bill sS6a. OOO'' and in
sert ISL, u0o." ..Ost-ayes, Is; noes, Is,
rs follow:
Aycs-Clcvclaud, Eastman, Hazard,
Moore, Shamp. SmalI-G.
>Oc>-Abraham. Bonnificld. Brown;
Boring, Crawford. Fox, Hall. llaziett,
Ilill, Hopkins, McBeth, Mccoy, Mills,
Mullen, Pheiau, Spcuccr-lG.
Finally 4 vote was reached on the
final passage OF the bill, which passed
bv the following vote:
AyeS-Abraham BOuniield, Boring,
Brown, Crawford. Fox. Hall, IIaZlett,
Hill. Hopkins, Mccoy, Mullen, Pine.
Ian, Spencer-lI.
Nocs-Cleveland, Eastman, Hazard,
McBeth, Mills, Moore, Shamp, Small
IS.
+ Adjourned.
ssEZBLT.