Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-23
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
SEVENTH SESSION.
Senate-NIne.eenth Day.

President pro tenn. Stevenson in the
Chair
The President proceeded to appoint
the following committees:
On visiting the State Prison at Reno:
| Varian and Ross.
| On REINFORCEMENT of State: Ne
Clinton, Cassidy and Chubbuck.
STATE PRINTER.
The Assembly joint resolution relative
to the State Printer. was finally passed.
| 1t incIea the printing of the usual
number of bills and joint resolutions
| from 1O5 to 240 copies, with an addition
al 300 copies of all State documents for
binding
CAMP NJ DEENIrT.
Senator Ea1;an's joint resolution pro-
| testing against the rcm0ya! Of Camp
McDermitt from EIko to Carlin, was
| finally passed.
PossEssORT CLAIMS.
Senator IcClinton introduced n bill
relative to defending posscss0rv claims
It amends a former Act By providing for
the locatcrs Of public lands to make
their own surveys and make affidavit of
the same in the County Recorder Of
fee, instead Of going to the great eX-
peuse OF sending to remota portions of
tie county for the County Surveyor to
perform the work In the case of small
land holders in distant parts OF counties
this great expense often equals. if rot
exceeds, the total value OF tie Govern
ment land thus located.
RELIEF ELL.
sd H.
a lengthy petition from Isaac Bags, at
torucy-at-iaw. seeking balm OF relief
from the State il the sum of 50 900.
The amount claimed is for legal services
performed during the survey of the Ne
vala and California State line-petition-
er declaring that he saved the territory
now comprising the county of Roop
from being gobbled up by the carniyer-
Gus State of California, in which case he
i, fully entitled TO the full amount claim
ed. The matter was referred to the
Committee on Claims.
BATTLE MOUNTAIN AND AUSTIN RAILROAD.
The bill authorizing the citizens of
Lander comfy to vote a subsidy OF
5000. 900 to aid in the construction Of
railroad from Battle Mountain to Austin
"A distance OF ~ mlles-canie up on
its final passage.
Senator Cassidy Of Lander spoke at
length IN favor OF the bill, saying that
though he was Democrat, he had his
own ideas on the subsidy question. and
proposed to vote now as the expectancy
Of the specific case demanded. He was
not pledged politically against subsidies. |
Tbs people Of Lander wanted railroad, |
their increasing business demanded II, !
and thy should he aIio"at to ou1!" H. !
Inasmuch as the people OF mat county !
alone bore the expense. tIslSht no"
cost so per ton-a r"--r2l.i would re-
,'1ee It t" ~" per ton; s'oJ,ol5 a year
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