The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-22
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Rsso!red, The Senate and Assembly
concurring, that the Sheriff OF Lincoln
county be granted leave OF absence from
the State. Adopted.
Message from the Assembly transmit
ting bills concerning the adjustment OF
the Stamp Act, the extension OF the ten
ure of office of State Printer, and the
Civil Practice Act, as having passed that
body.
Also transmitted as having passed the
Assembly, Senate Concurrent Resolution
relating to transposition Of certain fund
of Esmeralda county; also concerning
the printing of State Treasurer's ana
Surveyor Generals reports.
A communication was received from
the Assembly notifying the Senate Of the
appointment of Street, Drake and Cole
UPON the joint committee to examine
Bonnifeld & Healy s compilation Of laws.
A communication was received from
the Secretary Of State stating the cost OF
lifting up Senate Chamber, etc. ,$3lS -.
Referred to Committee on Claims.
NOTICES.
McClinton gave notice of bill to re-
peal an Act requiring State officers to
transmit duplicate reports:
Varian, bill to regulate fees of officials.
etc.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Assembly bill No. to regulate pro
ceedinys in civil cases, etc., in this State.
Referred to the Judiciary COMMITTEES.
An Act to provide for the election OF
State Printer Extending the term OF
tenure of Office to four years. Referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
Assembly concurrent resolution, that
the Board of Regents be requested to
make full report of their proceedln =
md state the proposed advantages OF the
State University ConcuTed in.
Phelan, an Act to exempt the prop
erty of the Miners Union from taxation.
Referred to Committee on Mines and
Mining.
President announced that the hour
| II o'clock had arrived for the election o.
| a United States Senator.
By request, the clerk read the law re
| oulating the election of United States
| senator:
Stevenson rose to make nomination
| for this proud situation. 1t is an honor
| by which a Senator from the Silver State
| the keystone State. He would place i'll
domination gentleman who has ell
countered his enemies and placed him
self above them, and beyond the uncer-
| tinties of tickle fartune by his irrepres-
| ble power and force OF character
man OF sound Judgment, an indulgent
iather, kind neishbor, gentleman,
md representative man. IN truth anu
& 10
Mr.. McCllnton rose to second the
nomination and said in substance: ''Iha'
he did so in expression of the will OF his
constituency, and as member OF th'
great Republican party of Nevada. OF
which the nominee is a powerful ard
trustworthy representative. The homes
toilins masses look MP to him. He
| would second the nomination furthe ),
because the nominee is highly feprc,-
entative man of the material industries
Of this State, and as such would stand
creditably as an expounder of the in
ierests of the same in the United States
Senate.
Mr. Cassidy said that he rose with a
feeling of mingled pride and pleasure to
| put in nomination, gentleman who
| needed no word of commentator for his
known modest WORTH exalted yet unas-
summing ability, long experience, purity
| in all the transactions of life, the vete-
ran soldier, the model citizen and incor-
ruptible statesman-W. W. Mccoy.
Mr. Clevel nd put Charles E. belong
in nomination with a short eulogy, and
an expression of doubt as to whether his
nominee would stand much chance.
The vote was then taken, each gentle
man rising as his name was called: and
pronouncing distinctly the name OF the
candidate of his choice:
For John P. s-Campbell, Clapp,
Crawford, Davenport, Eastman, 81 lzlett
Hobart, Lockwood, McClinton, Moore
Phelan. Small, Stevenson, Thompson,
| Vari IN, Walter-16.
For w. w. Mccoy - Cassidy, Fox,
Hill, Mills, McBeth, Wilson,.
For CharlesE. DeLong-Cleveland-1.
Mr.. Mccoy voted for Mr.. McBeth, OF
| Humboldt.
Mr.. Mccoy thanked the gentlemen
who had complimented him with their
votes, saying that he esteemed it all the
more, as those who voted for him are
friends with whom he has been long as
so lated.
At 1918, the Senate adjourned.