Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-14

Reconvened at 1 o'clock P. NJ. Speaker
/ presiding
The bill appropriating money to build an
asylum being the order of the House it was
taken up.
Mayhugh offered substitute to section 9,
making it clearer without changing its intent
and limiting the cost Of the building to 500
OOO Upon motion the bill was ordered en-
crossed
The vote for the final passage of the bill
was made special order for to-day after the
reading of the journal.
GENERAL FILE.
Assembly bill 46-To prohibit the transport
tation, manufacture and storage in certain in
stances of giant powder and other dangerous
explosives, Passed-yeas, 81; noes, 16.
Assembly bill 76-To protect the rights of
owners of stock shares in mines. Recommit-
ted to Committee on Mines.
Assembly bill 79-To authorize the forma-
ton of corporations and provide the members
thereof with homesteads or parcels of land
suitable for homesteads. Made special ordor
for the 18th instant at l P. NJ.
Assembly bill 52-To amend the Carson
City Charter. Passed-yeas, 40, noes, 0.
Assembly bill 41-To prevent fraud at
primary elections. Vote-yeas, %; noes, %
Mayhugh gave notice that he would move
for reconsideration of the vote tomorrow.
Assembly $40 create official reporters of
courts. Referred to Committee of the
Whole
Assembly bill 38-An Act to exempt print
ing offices to the value of 81 800 from execu-
ton.
Mr. Taylor, author of the bill, said in en-
dOrsement of the 81, 800 amendment that in
his Judgment it is protecting class that de-
serve well of the people. Printers, of all
men, have the hardest row to hoe to get along
in the world and keep their heads above
water, and the amendment is intended to
help them to keep above disaster and help
them pay their debts and make living. The
amendment exempts s., 500 worth of print |
ing material which is barely enough to run
printing establishment.
Bill passed.
Assembly bill 39-An Act to amend an Act |
to regulate proceedings in Civil Courts of the |
Courts of Justice of this State. Passed
yeas, %; noes, 20
Senate Bill 29-An Act to amend an Act |
entitled an Act 70 provide for obtaining cor
rect statements of the financial condition of |
he several counties of this State. Passed
yeas, 20; noes, s.
Senate bill-An Act to prevent adulteration
If milk. Passed-yeas: 49, noes, 2.
Davies, by leave, introduced Assembly con-
resolution No. Il:
ResoLred, Qf the Senate concur) That the
[oint Committee of the Senate and Assembly
oncurrng on Railroads be and it is hereby
to compel the appearance of per-
ons and the exhibition of books and papers
'efore said committee; and the Chairman of
aid committee is hereby authorized to ad-
Minister oaths.
Speaker Castor said he hoped the resolu-
ion would not pass.
Davies suggested that if the Speaker de-
lred to argue the question he had better do
0 from the floor, not the chair.
Upon which Speaker CASTOR left the chair,
peaker pro tenn. Allen presiding.
CASTOR answered Davies in somewhat of p
ersonal manner.
Smith, of Lyon, moved to lay the resolu-
on on the table.
Davies desired to be heard in answer to Gas
IN. Speaker pro tenn. recognized Davies
ght to the floor. e
CASTOR appealed from decision of the chair.
hair sustained by vote of q to 10.
Smith, of Lyon, renewed his motion to lay
le resolution on the table Lost by the fol
wing vote: L
Yeas--Beard, Crawford, Fisk, Foulks, Fer
lson, Hagar, Hanna, Harlow, Kennedy,
yons of Storey, Mayhugh, Melarkey, Morri
n, Pummer, Powell, Smith of Lyon, Smyth "
Lander, Vansickle, Watt, Mr.. Speaker 20. ei
Nays-Allen of Lincoln Allen of Storey, ,
ndrews, Davies, Eldred, Flannery, Fraser,
alton, Gibson, Green, Howe, Irvine, Lamb, OF
me, Lawson, Lyon of White Pine, Patton,
ice, Prisk, Shakespeare, Sharp, Smith of
lreka, Smith of Storey, Taylor, Underwood,
ermuth, Williams, Wison-28.
Foulks offered an amendment that the bill
own as the 60 Woodburn Bill" be returned
the House Oh Monday. Lost, by the fol-
wing vote
Yeas Beard, Crawford, Foulks, Fraser, y
rguson, Hagar, Hanna, Harlow, Irvine, sio
apna1U TynnS of Storey Mavhurb No | o