Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-02

Act. This 10 SCHULTZ lee Dali. Lost.
The State loas bill vss passed.
White Pine delegsfion reported favor
abjv on the bill 10 create . current ey- |
pens~ fund for White Pine county. The
sbsve bill vas passed.
Assembly Bill No. $50. the Cook dis |
ability bill. vss lost.
Assembly Bill No. l49. amending tina
revenue Act. vas tabled.
senate Bill No. l35. Gxing the rate Of
State taxation. Vas Withdrawn.
Senate Bill No. l32. the White Pine
war claim bill. vas passed.
Smith, Of Storey. said he would move
= reconsideration In the Third House 90
Saturday night.
MrsAoEs PROM THE GOVERNOR.
Approving Assembly Bill No. l53. the
Natees claim bill.
SENATE MESSAGES.
Transmitting the passage OF Assembly
Bill No. l24, for the payment OF certais
claims; also Assembly Bill No. CO,
amending the public school Act; also A.
sembly Bill No. 100. the Mason and Odd
Fellow Act; also Assembly Bill No. 1903,
| for the removal Of county seats.
Senate Bill No. l39, for payment OF
certain claims. wsa passed.
The bill fixing the rate Of State taxa
ton. vas lost.
Recess taken until TIN.
EVENING SESSION.
Senate Bill No. 1853, TO pay Grimes
and Gallagher in the contested election
case, was passed
BY Sawtelle. that the Chief Clerk
shall ascertain the amount now In the
Treasury. so that the Legislature may
clean II out before adjournment. Ruled
out OF order.
| Senate Bill No. 90, the Washoe bridge
bill. was passed.
At this point Mr.. Grey on behalf Of
the Republican members OF the House
presented Speaker Mighels with On Gle
CANT gold watch in the following speech
Mr.. Speaker: have been selected BY
the Republican members Of this Honse
TO present you with 40 eY.
preston OF high personal esteem.
ss well As token OF appreciation
for the impartial and able manner in
which you have presided over the DELHI
| ut"tvno W tutS uuuy but Sue past WV
months. My poverty OF dic,ion can IL
no adequate manner eYpress tho senti.
ments Of this Assembly for the gallan,
and chisAlrous courtesy always exercised
towards this body. feel the want o,
wit and words TO 6tly make this pre-
scnta,ion. aud can only say that v,
think you deserve and beg you keep II
until "time 10 old and hath forgotten
itself. and blind oblivion hath
swallowed cities up" Mr.. Speaker
8 In the name Of my fellow
= Republicans OF this House, / presen
b this watch. hoping your life may be n
. sure OF success ~ the watch tells th,
hours and minutes OF this day.
!. After Mr.. Grey had concluded, Mr.
!. Woodworth. Chief Clerk Of the Assem-
!, bly,. presented Speaker Mighsls with
, beautiful seal in the following words
o Mr.. Speaker: Ihsve been selected b,
: tho attaches Of tho Assembly to perform
the pleasing duty OF presentings Sigh
c testimonial Of our respect and esteem 10
g you, as friend. . patriot. and tn
e Speaker OF the Assembly. Al the Re
!. publican members OF the Assembly hav
). watched" you. and the Democrat
b have. Notwithstanding their watching
!. chained you, We, tho attaches hav
d united together TO place our ''asal'' upol
+ your person, thereby binding yeu 4
y those with whom you have been asso
ciaied for the last sixty days by three
o fold tic. Mr.. Speaker: In the futur
e when gazing upon this seal may yo
. think kindly OF the donors. for l assur
= you that NO matter how widely We ma
d be separated. there will ever remain i
g one corner Of the heart Of each and ever
a one Of us loving aud kindly remeu
J. brance OF you.
y On the reception Of these testimonial
!. Speaker Mighels spoke ~ follows;
y Gentlemen: In attempting to acknow
- edge these testimonials, SO very welcom
I, TO me for the sentiments OF which the
!. are the emblem and the vehicle, I ei
!. counter la the outset the inevitable diff
a Guilty which always illustrates tho DO,
y ersy Of tho richest Of Languages di
m hculty Of expressing In words the fu
a sense OF thxnkiulness for that which IL
spontaneous expression OF unalloye
kindness and regard. But ! know
nothing better or more expressive OF
10 full sense OF gratitude than the simp
phrase, ~ thank you.' II il goo,
plain. unvarnished Saxon. aud 10 wort
=, whole page Of polished slegancies an
!. !. . whole volume Of ambitious rhciori
:, !. hut after saying TO you. With oil tho %
Is nestness Of which am capable, that
y do most heartily thank you for this /
!. ken Of your generous feelings towsl
!. inc. IL il III that should say some. hi,
n which will let you know What Ii uppe
n most In my thoughts ~ the time draw
a. nigh for IN to separate and return 10 Il
- avocaiions which, with tho opening
-, the New Year. 70 laid aside 10 take up<
=" ourselves the grave responsibilities
!. The Legislative office. Yourselves o.
"a some other kind. hearted frisods OF nil
4. have encouraged me, from time 70 Tim
ss since took this Chair, with mot Q ID
~ worry dattssing and. - frankly oonies
=, highly gratifying compliments. Ishou
-, b scarcely Ices than stoical, and NO
y than ssolid. II we're. either IN mann
a. o. expression. indifferent to these ples
~ act comments spou the way In Vii,
4 my work hss bssn done aud receive
:, bat they Who have bssn bat casual sps
IN tatoss oi what hes tsanspissd here Ss
~ oxed IN unwssrantable svsrvslussjs
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