The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-31

| That it is of such vast Importance,
should be filed in every library in tn
| United States. That the additional eX
pense (25 cents piece) Of binding 50
copies should not be considered Il mo
ment, especially as they were to be ex
hibited by the commissi ,ners at tn
Vienna and Centennial Internationa
| Exhibitions. He said he proposed t.
| send a number of his own copies to thu
magazines and journals of London thai
| ire devoted to science, that such valuable
| information concerning our State nigh
De disseminated through their notice ant
| criticism to the European world.
Mr.. McClinton from Committee on
| Federal Relations, reported substitute
in regard to saline lands, recommending
its passage.
Senate concurrent resolution to ap
point clerk for joint committee on com
pllation. returned from the Assembly
Indefinitely postponed.
Communication received from the
Governor approving bill to exchange
certain Esmeralda funds.
Communication received from Secre-
tary of State giving an itemized state
ment of moneys paid out for Senate
Chamber expenses.
NOTICES.
Mr.. Walter gave notice of a bill to sup
press Peter Funk" lectures and to
prosecute and punish reporters for puff
ing the same.
Mr.. Thompson introduced bill to
regulate juries. Referred to Judiciary
Committee.
Mr.. Lockwood introduced a bill for
the better observance of the Christ ian
Sabbath. Referred to Committee on
Public Morals.
Mr.. Wilson introduced bill to con-
solidate and fund the Indebtedness of
Lincoln county. Referred to the county
delegation.
Mr.. Mills introduced bill to regulate
the sale of poisons, patent medicines,
etc. Referred to delegation from Nye
and Lyon counties.
Mr.. Crawford introduced bill to au-
thorize school trustees of school district
No. l (Carson) to issue warrants to
cover Indebtedness incurred by the
building of school house. Referred
to Ormsby delegation.
Mr.. Phelan introduced bill for the
relief of the heirs of John Cradlebaugh
($5.OOO.)
Twelve o'clock. Special order relative
to the appointing of il committee to pro-
coed to California and visit the Insane
Asylum.
Mr.. Moore asked the necessity?
Mr.. Thompson said that parties from
ais county had visited the Asylum ami
found the patients placed in a small two
story house without proper nursing and
medical attention.
Mr.. Crawford thought this question of
,reat Importance to the State on account
If the alleged neglect of our insane, the
.arge amount required to support the
Expense, and the expiration of the con
.ract which is soon to take place.
Resolution adopted by Ii to 4.
President appointed Mr.. Clapp the
committee.
GENERAL FILE.
Bill for the relief of the heirs of Judge
Cradlebaugh brought up.
Mr.. Moore moved that the bill be re-
jected.
Mr.. Lockwood thought that it is use
less to occupy the attention and time o.
The Senate with such bills.
Mr.. Stevenson said that this bill was
brought up in 1856, AMI was pressed
With all the vigor possessed by the i'll
labitants of old Carson. More work
nad been to pass that bill alone, than in
4 Senatorial election. He had made
report at that time from tho
Committee on Claims.
Mr.. Cleveland said that if the gentle
man of he opposition knew that an ap
asked for, had already been
made by Congress, they might be will
ng to give the question some considera-
ion. He could not tell exactly tn
nature of tie claims allowed, or how
much.
Mr.. NJ Clinton said it was the debt,
my, of Carson county and could not be
egally assum I'll bv the State.
Mr.. WARREN thought it the duty how
ever, of every Legislator to consider the
petitions of the people. The votes were
AIKEN on the motion to reject and it was
ost by by noes, II; yeas. 6.
The motion to refer to Judiciary was
hen carried.
Mr.. McCiinton then announced that
he Committee on Compilation had ap-
pointed C. H. King, their clerk.
At 12:45 Senate took recess until 2 |
clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
From the Assembly, The Act concern