The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-18
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Z IAHs9S Crrs yanua,9n7, 1873

VI.
zSreaker Bowman in the ehair..ssasaazs.7z-s"
Roll call-Quorum present.
Prayer by the Rev. James Woods,
Chaplain.
Minutes read and approved.
Deputy State Controller theodore 4.
H lie presented communication from
that Office, begging that the State Con
troller be relieved from tho responsibility
of paying SO many clerks.
Andrews, from the Committee on
Claims, reported back the Bill for the
Relief of Jonathan Williams, recon-
mended its passasses and printing. e~
Stoddard, fromC o,iInilttee on Cpunties
and County Boundaries, reported favor
ably On the bill to transfer certain mon
eys of the county of Esmeralda from tae
Sick and INDECENT to the Redemption
Fund.
Crawford, from Committee on Fec
tions, recolnm ended the passage of the
bill t. amend registry law.
Drake, from Judiciary Committee. re-
ported back the bill to repeal the Stamp
Act, and recommended that it be referred
to Ways and Means Committee.
Crawford. OF Lyon, i'll the Chair.
Crawford, OF Lyon, offered il concur
rent resolution reluestill. the Board of
Regents to report. Adopted.
Shoatf offered resolution, that no
bill be hereafter ordered printed unit!
the same be reported upon By the proper
committee and ordered er5rosscd. r. -
Owen. of Storey, offered resolution:
First, That all resolutions relating t. or
authorizing the appointment of commit
tee clerks be Iesclndei, and chairman OF
committees requested to discharge al!
clerks employed; and, second, That on
Monday, the Goth inst, the Assembly
proceed to elect three clerks to do the
writing for all the Assembly committees.
Bowman, OF Nyc, expressed the kind
est feelings for the gent temeD appointed
to cierkships, yet their number suggested
serious consideration. Last session
there were i'll the Assembly, consisting
of IL members, only five culninittN
clerks and even there they ere accused
OF favo.Itisn and wastetl,!nesS i'll MAX
ing that limited number of appointments
which gave rise t. seVern repIclchts on
the part OF the press vi il nov they have
Is ueuhtrs and III clerks.
Grey called fox the Controllers mes
3iiltv OF paving so many clerks
Drahe luig q that this foulishness had
reached It's end. Hereafter il members
wanted clerks let tn NJ pay the same ou;
of their own per dism; and unless tn
resembling resolution was adopted he
would renew his motion-for Ticker OF
stamps. Much laughter1. e.. m
Crawford suG restel the necessity Ct
employing the three substitute clerks Il,
once if the IA We're dismissed: for 209
men We're lobbying around and would
b )re the members to death for places.
Better let things stand; for the last As
semhly had employed men for other par
poses watchmen, t:remen, etc.-which
would make its assregateteSpense for at
taches, the same as tlut OF the present
-- -.s-- -,E,-
Savage said these men. watchmen,
ETC., are employed now by the State'and
We're not then.
Grey thought this matter buncombe.
and the cheapest he ever heard. There
was an apparent eudeavor to saddle the
0 liu.l of extravaganza on the Republican
party. Let 1t be accomplished; til,
party can stand it. Yet he would bet, Ii
the substitute clerks We're appointed the
Democrats would get two of the three.
Street rose to a point of order-tilat
no gentleman could with parliamentary
grace bet the Speaker or any other mem
Der.
Morrison (Republican) thought the
-eproach cast upon theDemocra,ic men,
oers uncalled for. He did not suppose
here was an effort involved in it to &C
luire cheap reputation for economy.
Roll was called and resolution adopt
ID by-ayes, 80; noes, 8.
Grey gave notice OF reconsideration Oh |
he next day.
Mack moved immediate reconsideras
ion. Out of order.
Savage moved a temporary .sus pension
# rule Sc so as to reconsider mt once.
Crawford called this little swinish |
xeatment Of the 8 minority and called
or respect.
Morrison, of Storey, called for the
PREVIOUS question.
Grey rose to point of order-That
lis motion to reconsider was privileged
question. Ruled-point not well taken.
Grey appealed from the decision. --r
Here a world of order points Chine to-
StHel, oAio 81 I"piuly UPON tue uetlS VI |
he other, that there seemed no hope to
ct things straight again, until smooth
ess was restored by IL vote of SO to 8,
the Chair. 70 c7ns-.rr -1-n7"p
Assembly took a recess till 2 o'clock,
t1---, AFTERNOON, SESSION. > 1-6t /
The motion to suspend the rules and
econsider Owens motion to rescind
anne up first.
Crawford moved to adjourn. Lost.
Grey moved to lay Savage's resolution
} reconsider on the table. GE}.{h
After a great deal of discussion in
'hich all the parliamentary requirements
the house were brought into requisi-
on and displayed, the Assembly ad
burned till to-day Saturday under the
lotion to reconsider that is, ending
,st where they had begun at the open
lg of the afternoon session. j, ~:
LoU1sa NAPonEoN's disorder tor
le curing of which he underwent
vo or three surgical operations)
ae atonea in tho hlad.lap...E. # r1osIi