Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-16
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
SEVENTH SESSION.
Senate-Tyvelfth Day.

! SEW ENIH SESSlON.
Senate-Twelfth Day.
CARSON CRY, January Is. 1875.
MORNING SESSION.
Senate met at the usual hour. Roll
called-quorum present.
| PETITIONS.
Bv Varian: Relative to the removal
of Camp McDermitt to Carlin. Re-
| ferred to the Committee on Federal Re
lations.
By Stevenson from Storey Delegation
Reported the bill of Mr.. Piper, con-
structing street railroad in Virginia.
Ordered engrossed.
By Varian: A memorial and joint res
olution, relative to the removal of Camp
NcDermitt to Carlin. Referred to the
Committee on Federal Relations.
The Governors veto bill, relative to
the segregation of part Of Elko county
to Eureka county. was laid temporarily
on the table to await full Senate.
The Controllers report for 1874
was transmitted from the House.
Franks Assembly bill suppressing
three-card monte and other thieving
games, was read the first time, and
placed on file.
INTRODUCTION OF ELLIS.
By COIN of Elko: Amending the Act
rsdistricting the State
MESSAGES FROM THE ASSEMBLY.
The House bill of Mr. johnson of
Douglas, providing for the construction
of q street railroad from the V. e. L. Il.
r. depot, to the Warm Springs was re-
ferred to the Ormsby County Delegation
by a vote of 16 to 4.
On motion Of Mr.. Chubbock Of Storey
the vote by which the bill of Mr.. Lock
wood (similar to the above was referred
to tho Committee on Railroads, was re-
considered and was also referred to the
Ormsby County Delegation, SO that the
Delegation could fight it out to their own
satisfaction. 1.-THE two bills are similar
and ask for right of way over the same
road, and are by rival companies.
The concurrent resolution granting
leave of absence to the Assessor Of Hum
boldt was referred.
The concurrent resolution. appointing
a committee of 3 from the Senate and 2
from the House relative to inquiring
into the management OF the Woodbridge
insane asylum was adopted.
Mr.. Davenport, before its adoption
moved to send the bill back to the House
for a title, but his motion was lost.
The concurrent resolution relative to
committee of three from
the Senate and two from the House. to
inquire into the construction Of the
Branch States Prison at Reno, was also
adopted.
The institution is intended to accom-
modate 125 convicts.
The Senate joint resolution of Mr. |
Clapp of Lincoln. relative to opening the
Indian Muddy Reservation for settle
ment, was adopted.
SPECIAL ORDERS.
Senator Farrell's bill relative to tho
of a railroad from Battle
Mountain to Austin. was made the spe-
,ial order for next Tuesday, at clock.
CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS.
BY Senator Cassidy of Eureka: De-
bouncing the usurpation by the military,
If affairs in LOUISIANA.
Mr.. Cassidy denounced in strong
terms the expulsion Of legally elected
members of the Louisiana Legislature
rom the halls of legislation, and the
subsequent organization Of the legisla-
ure by the military, and installation Of
illegally elected members.
Mr.. Davenport moved to make the
of the resolution the spe-
,ial order for next Wednesday at
clock.
Mr.. Cassidy objected and wanted the
ssue to be squarely met now.
Mr.. Lockwood did not want tho mat
er put off, it was only little Democrat
C buncombe, anyhow, and he did not
uppose that Sheridan would be removed
ven if the resolution should pass.
1t was then made the special order for
Wednesday at O'Clock by vote OF IL
o =.
HoGGING GAMES.
The bill of Senator Varian Of Hum
'oldt, prohibiting the playing of three
ard monte, brace" games Of faro, and
Their thievins games, came up on its
nal passage. 1t was amended in COM
littes SO as to include "cappers of
UGH games, and those who permitted
be carrying on Of such games in their
ouses, or on railroads.