The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-15
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IA va,in,.y
rh, pr..;(1 at,t an,ornoai the following
.rnT,.,;;,aa OIL Cana1rnn,al Af.irs.
| f,.4,,a, -j.Cnv Eall-tt Stevenson
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,;ha l',r,.l;,t,, On VS. aDl Means;
r,,o,-a1 ,hat tr9v had examined the
~ Tnrtr111.-'s ~.1o,t and r,comr,e,ll?
hat !, 2g3 copies OF the same be provided.
IA on,;as for tba Tibrarv 500 for the
.o,1ota 55l fortha Assembly 500 to SUD-
Nv co,ntv Offices and exchanges.
| C,,onnittnas q, state affairs reported
| +b.,4 tbav had fo,7,l two rooms in the
Canitnl i, to bousel As committee rooms.
ti,bo con,n;ttca on Elections reported
! .ha+ tlev had caDspd to be summoned
-.fara tho,o SIassrs WAGNER Cleveland
vi Nils Of White pine Comfy. and
from The statements of these gentle
/ r a1aniteJ tha foilov;n, fI.rts
Let That no nrocI,1nation was mad.
NY tha Governor 81 Nevada calling for
| Ia aIaction Of a Senator or Seniors at
| bo1as+ ,reno1,1 a,act;on to renresent til,
+ Cn,,tv Of Waite Pine.
| 81 That in tho cau.for an election b.
| he C,,n+,. Commissioners no manti y,
,vos Md of tha office of Senator.
| 3rd mat na;thar the Rapnb,ican or
Demoar,t;c Convention made nomina-
lions for SENATOR from said county. an:
| that t,a o,,!.r no,nin.tions made for sen
tors were announced hy the represent
:; Co,,+1, Central Committfei a short
tame Driar "a tle last general election.
Tbe facts aDoeareI without CON
fra 1;otion
Ma Committee addressed q letter to
u11 r G. Nesick Of VIRGINIA CITY,
-+ating the forqoo;na facts and reovestino
his oninion on the constitutional pro-
"; i Of the state. and the law craatine
| he comfy of White Pine, as applied to
he facts admitted, and have received
row, him the following repiv:
VIRGINIA, Jan. 18th. 1878.
To the Honorable NJ 4ssrs. J. B. Moore.
G. G. Stevenson, Robert McBe;h. J.
G. Hazlett and George w. Cassidy,
Senate Committee on Elections
I Geotlemen-In reply to yoar com
nunication of the 9ih inst, addressed
| n mo have the honor to state that !
I nave examined the subject therein re-
fcrrel 70 and consider it plain upon tn
| Constitution of this State and the adj
,oittad focts in the case, that the term
| 6 aocb Senator from White Pine County
| ;s four wears from the day succeedin-
| eba date Of his election. and any election
heretofore had to fl the place of either
| ,f tbar, was invalid.
Tbe case seems to rest for its decision
mon Section Ten of Article Seventeen
Il cur State Constitution, and the ad-
| 9littea fact that the terms of the Sena
tors from White Pine County hav,
never been allotted by the Legislature
in long and short terms under said
Section.
This Section plainly and positively
n1aks four years the term Of each Sens-
tor elected at the General Election il
1856 and afterwards, and leaves sucl
Term liable to no abridgement except by
the action of the Legislature.
Therefore, in the absence OF any such
| legislative action the legal term OF eaci