Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-13

Edwards nominated a gentleman that
il we'll known throughout the State ior
integrity, ability, of experience IN mill
tary discipline, of unblemished private
character, and man who VIII cause
this branch of the government to move
on in harmony. He placed III nomin-
alton General Batterman.
Mr.. Bailey placed in nomination Cap
tain Rawlins in the following speech:
I take plea, IRE IN placing in nominal
ton for the responsible Office of Warden
of the State Prison of this State. a gen
tlemap well and widely known through
out the entire Pacific Coast, more es-
pecially within the borders of this State.
Wherever known he is universally recoS.
nized as a gentleman Of firmness and
ability, of unapproachable integrity, OF
high honor. of laIge experience, at affaole
and courteous demeanOr, and OF humane
and generous heart, true as steel to every
friend whether in prosperity or adversely.
true and tried in every relation, whether
of public or private life, and therefore
emiueutly qualified for this important
station, 1 nominate Captain Lloyd Raw
Inns OF Storey County, for Warden OF the
State Prison.
The following is the vote:
SENATE.
Ratterman-Blair, Boardman. Club
bnck. Comins. Dickinson, Edwards. Far
rell, King. Martin. Piper, hickey, Ross'
Stone, Westerfeld-l4.
Rawlins-Baker, Cassidy. Cressweii.
Garrard. Grimes, Mcconnell, Shepherd,
Schultz, Stampley, Stewart. Wescoatt.
IL.
ASSEMBLY.
Bate. nan-Atchinson, Babcock, Beer
Botsford. Bowmer. Brann. Buckingham.
Cleayer. Coburn, Coulter. Edison. Ever
EFT, Gladding, Grey, Harris. Hawkes.,
Howard of Storey. Kennedy, Mcintosh,
Mills. Moore of Eiko. Moore of Lincoln,
Nichols, Parker, Powers. Sargent. Saw
telle, SHAKESPEARE. Shoemaker, Smith OF
Eureka. Smith of Storey, Tomb, Wright,
Speaker-3i.
Rawlings Allen. Baily. Bell. Cald-
we'll, Cavanaugh. Griswoid, Hammand,
Howard of Humboldt. Lowery. Rockiu,
Rocker, Rule, Steele, Stewart, Trousdale,
TolleY-16.
By Moore, that the Secretary Of the
Senate and the Clerk of the House
notify the gentleman Of his election,
and that they also issue certificate to
that effect.
On motion OF Cassidy the joint con
vention adjourned sine die.
House took recess for one hour.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Trousdale, resolution relative to
heating the Capitol building by other
means than hot air. Adopted.
By Sawtelle, bill exemptipg home
stesds from forced sale. Referred to
Committee on Agriculture.
By Cavanaugh, TO incorporate the
town of Eureka. Referred to Committee
on Corporations.
Harris. ont of order. introduced a
.eso,,.::cn that pages be instructed not
to leave the House during the session.
Adopted.
Senate Bill No. 4s. relative to County
Commissioners. was referred to judi
ciary Committee
Senate Bill No. 10, relative to the pro-
lection of stock shareholders, was &c
ferred to Judiciary Committee.
Senate Bill No. IS. to admit to pro-
bate the will of Thomas Sheehan. was
referred to Ormsby delegation.
Senate Bill No. 81. relative to drum
mers, was laid on the table.
Senate Bill No. n, relative to Su-
preme Court powers in cases of appeal,
was referred to Judiciary Committee.
Senate Bill No. 40, relative to the re-
stric,ion of gaming. was referred to Ju-
dietary COMMITTEE.
The House of Refuge Bill was made
special order for February 20.
GENERAL FILE AND THIRD READING OF
BILLS.
Assembly Bill No. 26, relative to pun
istment for killing cattle and burning
was passed.
Assembly Bill No. AZ. relative to the
erection and maintenance of bridges. was
passed.
Assembly Bill No. go. relative to the
support of public schools. was passed.
Adjourned at 3:l5.