Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-01

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Sr,st.-r ia tho Chair.
Roll called aud quorum present.
Payer by the chsplnin.
journal read and approved.
hsf"kTs or STANDING COMMITTEES.
Committee Oh Judiciary reported nm.
iayorAbiy on Senate Bill No. l2s. rel.
alive to republication Of Nevads reports.
Committee on Education reported
si'hont recommendation Assembly Bill
bling.
Engrossment Committee reported sew.
ersi bills properly engrossod
COMMITTEE on Counties aud County
Boundaries reported favorably on Senate
blii No. ~. concerning District A,,or.
ncys.
Committee on Agriculture reported
uniavorabIy on Assembly Bill No. 90.
nxrorrs or SELECT COMMITTEES.
White Pine delegation reported favor.
ably on Assembly Bill No. $50. 10 "a.
move from Lewis Cook certain dis.
abilities.
MsssaGks PROM THE GOVERNOR.
Transmitting veto OF Assembly Bin
No ioi. the Sheriff reimbursement bill
The bill was passed noswiihs, andinp the
'e'o o. the Governor BY q vote Of 81 10 6.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
ny Stewart, that all bills shall be r..
ported BY Thursday morning. Carried
ny Aichiason. 70 pay $l3S for extrs
cnerossing. Passed.
ny Moore Of Eiko. TO reconsider Ii.
vote by which Assembly Bill No. 80 ~,
passed. This IL to provide for the 10.
digent children Of the State. The yot.
was reconBidercd.
SPECIAL ogDgn.
The Reno appropriation bill was the
special order. The House on motion 70.
solved itself into . Committee OF ihe
whole. Tho bill provides that il The
suit nov pending IN regard 10 the prison
oe decided adverse 10 to the State. then
the work shall DO continued on the Reno
building. '"S
Algaels opposed tho bill. and said
that he WAS opposed 10 granting 40 much
power to the State Board OF Prison Com.
missioncrs. Tho land was well mr..
chased at Reno. but the ..premodi,a,aa
rum there is a failure. II was only
erected to keep the land from WASHING
away. On the ground OF econoiuy The
speaker hoped that tho members would
10 consistent, and would pause for 4
look at the treasury before spending
$4o,0Oo for the mere purpose OF anchor.
ing the land IN the Truckee Neadows
Harris spoke in relation to his oppo.
s'tion to tho Reform School bill. ana
SAID that the State was obliged 10 take
care OF Its prisoners. Ho said thai !,
least $4,000 would be necessary 10 pu,
Tue Carson prison in good order, and he
hoped that the question would DO pre-.
scented squarely on Its merits.
Hawkes. opposed tho bill and said |,
.ou'a DC better to leave tho prison whore
Howard OF Humboldt said he won.
dered Mt the last speech. since tho
speaker md voted yesterday on the com.
promise bill, aud this was not for Tho les,
interests OF tho State TREASURY.
Gladding favored tho PASSAGE NJ N.
olu: Ito said that in case tbs suit WAS
decided against tho State, then a way
out Of the difficulty was obtsined. H.
SAID that II hc had ever traded vote or
asked vote for this measure. he wonId
fo'ease every member from any pledge
MADE. F''"s'
Moore OF Elkofavored the bill, and said
while thc money already spent had not
osch wen spent. yet small sum add.
uonal would complete tho work. n.
spoke against tho character OF the pvas.
ont prison aud said that \, snv TIM
plague was likely to break out.
Mighels said that no man exccpt ono
asd died 10 tho present prison. and he
nAd died from old age. Il vas the
sst5angest economy In the world thu,
caused the carting Of stone from Carson
70 build q Colosseum At Reno.
Everett explained why tho stone had
ocsh taken from Carson TO Reno.
Bailey said tho present prison was mn,
IN good condition, and thonoh, ,hs,
tho Colosseum should 10 complctcd Ia
pau no w viii towards either Carson or
Reno; nsy were both pleasant, town.
entity. "u'P'"o'
dc" favored the passage OF the hill nm
the ground that II tho tiiio 10 the p,essn,
prison should be decided Against sh.
state, then tho Reno building should be
Hawkes. wanted 20 know hoe ,nroh
money would be required to se,,ie ,hs
title to tho Reno ground. '''
stewart favored the bill ana iust,a.a
his action therefor. ''"
cnumakes sAid hc had opposea n.
hoodIum bill because tho Reno r,,s W.
wM's mad cost Too much money 10 m
used TOT that purpose. He said that ,hs
cos! 81 tho Ss'is had been inisreprs.
sen.sd. and . statement vas made IN
conisdics the belief which had become M
prevalent.
Shakespeare said hs would favo, N.
''m y moro vas . safeguard spread
.soucd u, bus not % II stood. He bc. |
seved that tho pscseut tisle vas : oooa |
'ne. and TO believed that not ous doIIa,
mould 10 invested until the presenl lisIs
mould b decided adversely.
q, Grey supported tho measure and s.ia
'ns. we proposition to throw away ths |
'am already legisimstcly expended :,
'sseo vM not good ons. lie bsiisvs.,
nM she money bad been spsnt IN
proper and jndicious manner. ncs~,sh
',sding the siuss Of Tho opposition
Babcock moved 20 nsks ~ nj, Al,
pec'sI order Tor 20 day. Lost.
The committee so.c ana ,s.c.
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