Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-05

Morning Session.
The Senate met at ii A. N.
President pro TEN. Stevenson IN TIE
Chair.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Woods.
REPORTS.
The Committee on Federal Relations
recommended the passage Of the ASSEM-
bly concurrent resolution protesting
against Chimes immigration.
The bill for the relief of Isaac Bag@s.
in the sum of 5000, was reported back
uuiavorably.
AFTER CAMELs AND DEoNEDARIEs.
The Assembly bill for TIE prevention
of bumped back camels and dromedar-
les from running at large, came up on
its reference. and brought forth consld-
cradle merriment-no committee wish
ing to take stock in the bill. 1t was
finally referred to the Lyon, Churchill,
Storey and Esmeralda delegations.
VETO MESSAGE.
The message Of Acting Governor
Adams, vetoing the Austin and Battle
Mountain Railroad bill, was received,
read and laid over temporarily on ac-
count of a clerical error made IN mum
bering the bill.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Thompson of Washoe-For the
relief of Joseph D. Winters, in the sum
of 5000, for fencing the public plaza. in
Carson, in 1868. Referred to Committee
on Claims.
By Piper Of Storey-Authorizing the
Storey County Commissioners to issue
chool bonds.
1v Piper-R Relative to the surplus
fu. Of Storey county.
VI" merchandising an Act provid-
). collection of revenue for the
ns ao We State government.
H. II. .s..m,,, joint memorial asking
rue As the right to certain
80 70 o.,,rc, tunnel through
W. D. eU .Vn non,...;, Lincoln county,
" n"' aai me 'n ""d ILL.,, d to the Coe-
nittee on Federal Relatfo. 10
SPECIAL oRDER.'
The special order Of the .aymoena.e
Dill reducing State taxation IT, ~ cents
IN the $loo. was taken up ut the n"nf
If IL and finally P used.
Recess for one hour.
AFTER EECEss.
The Senate bill for the relief Of /. N. |
Thacker. e1-SherifI OF Humboldt passed. |
Two thousand dollars is claimed for the |
arrest OF Edward K. and Joseph Lind
,ay. for the murder Of one Macintosh.
n 1869.
Senator Hobart's Substitute for the
'evsral bills for the improvement Of the
Capitol grounds. passed w,thous \ dis
'snting vote.
lBLIET BILLS.
The Committee on Claims reported
avorably on the bill spprorristing
y 600 for the payment Of several claims,
II which the following are the principal
mes:
:. D. Sweeney, water bill. .. :. $3.50 %
Wells, Fargo + Co. 800 90
:. A. V. Putnam. go. ... 9O6 IS
:. A. Y. Putnam. $50 %
)rs. Langdon h Clark. Creating
insane patisnts) ........ 736 "a
ZEN. Bucknsr Observation-Disclosures. 40 10
THE DIVORCE QUESTION.
The bill of Senator westcoatt of Lin
oln, regulating divorces. came up on
IS anal passage.
Mr. Varian said he was married, did
ot want to be divorced, and asked for
as to the meaning OF the
i'll.
Mr.. Wescoatt said it simply allowed +,
be deserted party TO get = divorce after
ne years desertion, instead Of two
ears. as under the present law. He was ,
bachelor, bad no feeling in the matter,
nd did not wish to divorce anybody,
ut simply wanted to give every one q
nance to get one who wanted it. The
i'll did not compel any body to get a di-
orce who were satisfied with their con-
ubial happiness. Bat if he had wife
nd she deserted him for year. he
lought there should be law to allow
i'm to pick mp any other woman floating
round loose.
Mr. Cohn. Of Eureka said he under
.ood that Senator Cassidy was the au-
nor of the bill. and. being married {
ian. shifted the responsibility on Sena-
,r Wescoatt-a bachelor He did not
xactly understand the particular objects !
the bill. {
Mr.. Cassidy denied the soft impeach-
lent; had nothing to do with thu bill
hatever. and would not get divorce c
ven if the bill passed
Senator Walter said the passage of the c
i'll would not effect him; he didn't
L.