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


The following are some OF the
resolutions which we're passed late
Thursday evening in the L~glsla-
ture:
Where's, All or nearly all Of the
Comfy officers throughout the
State Of Nevada have been granted
leave Of sbssncs for the term Of six
months during the present year, il
10 bat fair that the State officers
should enjoy the same privilege (:
therefore be il
Resolved, That the State officers of
the State Of Nevada are hereby
granted leave Of absence from the
State Of Nevada for the term Of two
years.
Resolved. That while some Of the
members Of the Assembly have
during the present session been on
their Beer, still there has always
been = Boil to call US to duty and
although there have been no Grey
Eagles yet We have Hawks around,
although the mills Of God grind
slowly" our Mills is not one Of that
kind. that while We have Moore than
We want Of some things still We are
prescribed by Rule. may We always
be Wright for surely we will all one
day meet ON the level Of the Tomb.
Resolved, That the Sergeant at
Arms OF this Assembly be and is
hereby directed to procure flor each
and the several members Of this
House) from the General Manager
Of the Central Pacific Railroad passes
(frec) to the Inauguration Of r. b.
Hayes as President and Moses
Wheeler vice-President.
Resolved, That the conscience
stricken members Of this House
shall be forever forbidden free ride
except on rail-
Whereas; 1t 10 a lamentable fact
that the honorable gentleman from
White Pine, Mr.. Rockhill, has alb
sented himself most OF the time from
prayers during this session; And
whereas, in the opinion Of this
House the honorable gentleman
needs spiritual consolation; there
fore be It.
Resolved, That the Sergeant-at-
Arms lie instructed to draw his war.
rant on the contingent fund OF the
Assembly for the sum OF seventy Ave
cents for the purpose OF purchasing
one copy Of Paul's Epistle to the
Corinthians for the Honorable Gen.
tleman.
Resolved. That the Clerk OF the
Assembly be requested to recite the
Ten Commandments in order 10 give
the gentleman from Ormsby, Mr..
Parker, an opportunity to offer
amendments.
Resolved, That the Controller OF
the State be instructed to draw his
warrant in favor Of the Chief Clerk
Of the Assembly for all the balance
Of the money in the State treasury
for extra roll calls under the differ.
emit calls OF the House; provided that
the said Chief Clerk divide with in.
digent members from the great East.
Resolved; That the attaches Of the
House have permit TO 60 through
the State Treasurer's safe on the "a
OF March, 1877.
Whereas, the honorable member
from Humboldt having most signally
failed in his unholy aud unrighteous
warfare against the innocent children
OF the fowery Kingdom, and
Whereas this House views with
indignation his efforts to add cruelty
and revenge to these inoffendinR
children from the Aowery land.
therefore be it
Resolved, That this House the
Senate concurring, adopt the fol-
lowing resolutions:
That the member from Humboldt
DO and i hereby reprimanded by
this House, and that he be required
hereafter TO drape his auburn beard
In mourning for 30 days ~ an atone
ment for his wicked intentions 70
the Chinese. and that his bones be
forever forbidden TO be transported
to the land from which he emigrsted.
Resolved, That the Central
Pacific Rail Road Company shall
not be responsible for any accident
that may happen to any OF the mem.
bers from the Great East while
walking home over their Rail Road.
on . free pass.
Resolved, That family and friends
OF any member receiving and travel.
ing ON such Dass shall not he anti.