The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-17
ASSErELy---t Eleventh Day.

Senate adjourned at 124o.
AsSEN3LY---E Eleventh Day.
C,EsoS CITY. january 1G, 1873.
Assembly convened at IL A. N.
Sneaker Bowman in the chair.
Roll call-Quorum present.
PRAYER by the Rev. James Woods.
Chaplain.
Minutes read and approved.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Shoaff. from the Committee on Pt1nt-
inc. reported favorahly upon extending
the term of Office to State Printer to Tour
years. r,o ,d
Manufactures recommended the passage
of the bill to protect the wages OF labor.
Savage. from the Committee on ways
and Means. recommended the printing
and massage. as amended in committee,
of the bill to abolish the State Stamp
Act.
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved. To rescind the resolution OF
Mack, drawing on the Contingent una
tor stationery, explaining that the ue-
| menl (S1. 3iO) exceeded the money III
the fund by $500. =,
The amount ordered paid from the
| Legislative Fund.
Ply Prague:
| Resolution, 10 allow Committees on
Education, State Prison and Puohc
Morals clerk, jointly. ,,,,
owen objected. He would give "the
bows chance" but regretted that they
| did not work as hard for clerkshlps at
home, as at the Capital which would DE
better. -'s .- go
Savage thought this clerkship business
a "humbug''-a needless expense.
Morrison agreed with both the gentle.
men. but would cling to the Jewel OF
consistency. and said that retrenchment
| sboull have set in earlier and before the
clerkships of the day before were All
thorized.
Street favored the resolution, deemine
the services of clerk required tor these
committees.
Drake. on the ground of the prevailing
ponderons absurdity, recalled his resolu
ton on Stamp-licker. Declared out O.
order. (MerrimenO.
Resolution then adopted.
By Shoaff:
Resolved. That all committee clerks
receive pay from the day after the an
nouncement of their appointment. Al
opted.
Resolved, That the clerk be allowed
clerl, at the same per diem as copyln
clerks. Adopted.
Resolved, That the Judiciary Com
m ttee inquire into and report upon TN
over of the Legislature to regulate
. .raishts and fare. Referred.
Two ladies appear in the gallery. =,
Drake moved LATTER speech upon tn
gallantry of the last Assembly (Den
3 ocratic) and urging present emulation
: that the Sergeant-at-Arms provide sea'
: for the ladies within the bar. :.
Crawford said there was standln
f rule to that effect already.
Drake insisted on his notion.
: Crawford objected to have the goo
a looking members continually Gaping 1e
: more popularity. ---
Drake would have the gentlemen
e ask privilege before thus descantlns. =,
y The gentlemen smiled upon each o1h'
h and the motion passed.
: Resolved, That the 3rd day OF Febr'
, ,rv be set for joint convention OF oe'
!. a,s and Assembly to appoint Board
Recents for the State Unlverslt.
AI DpraLa from Judiciary Committee, r
norted favorably on the Bill, to amen
Practice Act which requires advertls
hia " Sberiff's Sales. Ordered el
o The Bills to increase the tenure
office of State Printer; to Protect "aS
e of Labor: and to abolish State Stamp Ae
:, also ordered engrossed.
u Shoaff gave notice of bill authorlzl'
J the Secretary of State to print IN Do
form the statutes of 50 and VI; also,
ncouraoe the construction OF woolt
e mill; also, in relation to mlsceSeli''lo
, also, to fund the debt OF Llncoln co9n'
: Sessions: Bill to provide Tor a o'a
\ Agricu tural Society.
= Message received from the GoVsan
approving Legislative Fund Bill.
~ Sessions introduced Bill relating
a public highways, authorizing Comm
;" sio hers to levy road tax, ETC.
:, Dangberg introduced Bill 70, EN-
~ the California election law, IN substan'
= for Nevada.
"a Richey's Bills on fences, brands, ct
referred to Committee on Agriculture.
u Coles Bill, to Prevent Bribery (by
seduction of free railroad passes) refer
KS to Judiciary Committee. Assembly
IL iourned at II 20:
n A1tI- BORN.