Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04

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CA,son. March 3. 1876.
Talk.
Ed. NEws: There u Q great deal Of
talk and surmiss a. to what will Be- tho
anal result Of the breach between tho
Governor and the Republican members
OF the Legislature. I can give nothing
authoritative. bot a. some Of tho u r
misss may come pretty nsa the truth. I
viii mention the latest. II il that the
caucus Of the Republican members in
tsrprstsd the Constitution 10 mean that
the sixty days which that instrument
iIss ~ the period Of the sitting Of the
Legislature. means sixty toorkin1 days.
Il has always been customary to include
Sundays and legal holidays in the sixty
days. but IL In claimed that Sundays
and legal holidays should not DO includ-
Cd, because tho Legislature could not
legally sit on those days. Therefore,
dsducting the Sundays and holidays. the
Legislature viii, tomorrow night, have
been In session but iifty-ons days. and
have nine days longer 10 sit 10 complete
= sixty days session. II such an inter
prstation II correct. all chance for the
Governor 10 pocket the Churchill bill
would be gone. and IL could be acted on
and the appropriation bill passed on
| Friday, and the Legislature could adj
| journ on that day. II the Legislature
should serve tho other nine days they
would have TO do 40 without pay. as they
draw pay for Sundays and holidays the
same as working days.
state Prison.
The committee to investigate the man.
sgemsnt Of the State Prison has not yet
reported; but I have good authority for
nying that the verdict Of the wardsn's
criminality with Mollis Forshay will be
unanimous. There Is q report that the
committee will simply csnsure the War
dsn for placing himself in q position
which would admit Of suspicion point
| ing TO him; but I believe the other YER
sion 10 be the correct ono.
An opinion also prevails that what
ever may DO the report Of tho committee.
Warden Hymsn will retain his place. ]
| do not know on what this opinion Ia
based; but ID II too late 10 Dust him BY
legislative enactment (if the Legislature
adjourns to-morrow) and the matter will
rest entirely with the Board Of State
| Prison Commissioners.
A pretty smart little dodge was was
played in tho Senate to-day. Tho vote
on the bill 70 aid the State University at
EIko, was rsconsidersd. and whom the
bill was placed on its passage, . motion
was made 10 indefinitely postpone II.
The vote on this question stood eleven
10 eleven, by which the motion to indoi-
| nitsly postpone was lost. Before the
vote was announced. Senator varian
| jumped 10 his feet and moved that tho
announcement OF the vote be postponed
,o' 1nSss = I'm. - J.r;r, an.
o,y the ir1ends OF inc oli' ana auI,n rn
discsssion sn'en 49, Sa"".a. ~
venport, Who rushed in from the Ser
gsai-at-Arms' room. and. as soon as he
could get his wind. voted AYE" which
carried tns mouon, Ano 'n' onu "A
defnitsiy Postponsu. sr .tl
Ysaals sehssi Trustees.
That i~ndsfaigsbls female, saiiio Hart,
u.n.,sd n oot |. reconsideration ON her
~ -, .,u..,;.,.,
OH slioN'ng so" nun u""ss:.
once ana NV '@A,S u%e.. .s..
Meuse I'm 80 .s.n5;n, =
ing .ns on a 80 snd .ar.,;,u.
Vui'e an anlna'eu 'osS, anu STU
W. =, No h;II NJ. S,sycnson maintain.
ing that the bill was not in conflict with
the provisions Of the Four'esnth Amend.
nent. ar: Io S sanso, .Ds
"a thss ,he supr.ms Court OF the
IIni,.,i aAst.s ~ dscidsd that women
Yer. mol, sijsibi. to ONCE or the elective
f,.nchiss undsr the Fourteenth Amend
msnt'
M. yfeCluton was disposed TO test
Tho matter: he aid no. pretend to say
wh..hsr or mot the bill was constitu-
,;onsI. but he vas willing TO give the
smh;,;ous fem.lss Of the state a chance. |
r. am.. ~ .chooI trustee. be said. Ia
moi copstitutional. but legislative.
Mr.. Edwards held that . person. to
hold any otice, either constitutional or
Legislative. must be an elector.
That's what puzzles me. How they
can figure Il that q woman Is entitled to
hold an elective once, and at the same
time mot be entitled 70 q vote. which Is
why I call this action an entering wedge
10 fsmale sui1fsee.
n.e.ssa . Rscsaa.
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