Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-12

Resolved, Bv the Assembly. the Senate
concurring, That our history, as u State
teaches rs the necessity of revising the
Constitution, we, therefore, recommend
that thu electors at the next general cleo
ton for membs of the Legislature vote
for or against the calling of Conven-
ton for the purpose of revising the
Constitution of the State.
REPORTS.
Jones. from the Committee on Flee
tons, reported favorably on the bill
amending the election law.
RESOLUTIONS.
By L. r. Smith: A concurrent reso-
luton appointing joint committee OF j
Senators and 4 Assemblymen to iuvesti-
gate the management OF the State PM
son. Carried.
EUREKA AND ELKO.
Frank, from Elko presented n re-
monstrance from the citizens Of Mineral
Hill, Elko county. against the passage
over the Governor veto, by the Senate,
Of the bill ceding strip of Elko to Eu-
reka county.
Wren moved to make the bill the spe-
cial order for Monday.
Dow opposed further delay. He said
this ces,ion would take so, eco worth of
taxable property from Elko; that she had
debt Of 500. 600. while that of Eure-
ka was but $50. 600; that Eureka now
had S3. 900 more taxable property than
Elko, and that if the bill was going to
become law. the people OF Elko want
ed to know it at once. There Is no provi-
Al 1. s.. Il
by Eureka of any portion of the debt OF
Eiko. yet Eureka takes a large portion Of
her most valuable territory.
The consideration of the bill was made
the special order for Monday at II N.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
BY Haynie: For the Reorganization Of
the State Militia.
BY Tone: Removing the county seat
Of Esmeralda from Aurora to Columbus.
The House then took a recess for one
hour.
Afternoon Session.
SPECIAL ORDERS.
senator Hobart's bill appropriating
50 900 for the improvement Of the
Capitol grounds was made the special
order for next Tuesday.
Also, the bill abolishing the office of
State Mneralogist.
Also. the bill ant lorizlng the erection
Of works for the reduction Of ores on
lands.
RELIEF BILLS.
The Senate bill for the relief Of the
Corbett Bros, in the sum OF e129, was
tabled.
The relief bill Of Matt. Eihckel. for
81 22G, was reported back without re-
BILLS PASSED.
Senator Lockwood's bill authorizing
he lnauagers OF the State Prison to
hire out the labor Of convicts, finally
passed. and now goes to the Governor.
Adjourned.
TaE Ivy PARTY.-We like to have
orgotten the Ivy Sheet and Pillow-cass /,
party which took place on Tuesday night /
asst at Moore 4 Parker's Hall. 1t WAS |
splendid affair. IA goodly number being |
present. dressed in the weird and ghostly /
libiiimsnts suitable to the occasion.
rhe masks worn comprised great vari-
.ty, aud ever and anon the hall rang
With load peals of laughter from the
wall flowers as they gazed on the
funny and grotesque features
# the masked dancers. Much fun was
,ccasioned when the unmasking took
place, which occurred about Il o'clock
: bile those incognIto were foraed on
he floor for a gu edrille. Young bloods
' no imagined their adored ones We're at
heir sides We're entirely taken aback at
,eholding AN entirely different person.
The Young misses were also at a loss TO
ccouut fer their mistakes in not being
bic to distinguish by the feet Of their
masculine co-participators the pride Of
heir hearts, and would mentally eXclaim
With a sigh: Thou art SO near and yet so
ar" After the masks were removed the
olllty of the occasion continued far into
he morning hours. The music was
most excellent and well calculated to ill.,
pire lovers Of Terpsicbore to trip the
sht fantastic It'll daylight IN the
lorn." May the Isys ever be regarded
18th as much reverence as the plant
rom which they derive their name.
YESTERDAY was beautiful day, in
eed. After the usual recess at o clock,
be dignitied sagebrush statesmen placed
on an equal footing with the
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