Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-08
ASseInSiy- ecOHj Day.

Convened at II O'Clock, Speaker Caste
in the char.
A committee appointed to wait upon
the Chief Justice and invite him to admins
ter the oath of "tfice to Mr.. Wash of Lincoln
Nh" is III. Committee reported Mr. WasE
luly swo>n, and on motion of Mr.. Allen wa.
granted Indefinite leave of absence.
RESOLUTIONS.
| BY Mr.. Robinson. that the reporters OF
the press be allowed desks on the floor OF
the House.
B' 81 tkespeare, for committee to secure
suitable room for the Sergeant-at- Arms
'layhew offered substitute requesting the
{ lnnittee to obtain the room formerly used
" The Sergeant-at Arms, and now occupied
by Judge Leonard as chambers. This was
aiupted
The Governors Private Secretary presented
the Governors message.
Davies offered a concurrent resolution that
committee of from the Senate and from
the Assembly be appointed to provide for the
removal of the Secretary of States office
from its present room 20 that formerly occu-
pied by the State Mineralogist. Adopted
NOTICE OF BILLS
Mayhugh, to amend the act relating to es,
tates of dec used persons. Also to amend
The act prov ding for the sale, etc, of lands
granted to this State by the United States
BY J. p, Smith, to provide for the care of
the INDECENT insane of the State
BY Shakespeare, to provide for legislative
fund.
After an intermission the Speaker APP
pointed M,yhugh and Williams "a committee
t. wait upon the Senate and announce the
Assembly as ready to proceed with the in
tu3ural ceremony.
The Senate announced by the Ser
Ieant-at- Arms, aud the two Houses formed
joint convention, which was called to order
and quorum present.
Cassidy moved that a committee of three
he appointed to wait upon the Governor and
inform him that the convention await his |
presence. Carried.
Ctssidy, Melarkey and Price were appoint
4d such committee
Mr. Boar,lman moved that a similar COM
nittee be appointed to wait upon the Chief
Justice and request his attendance to admln-
ster the oath of office. Carried
BoArdman, Smith, of Storey, and Shake
peare appon.ted.
Committee announced Governor kinkead,
Who was received with suppressed applause.
Committee announced His Honor Justice
Beatty, who proceeded to administer the
olemn oath of office to Governor kinkead,
nd Immediately after to Lieutenant Gov
rnor Adams. In the name of Governor
Bradley Lieutenant Governor Adams deliv-
red into the keeping of Governor Kinkead
he Great Seal of the State. Upon taking
he speakers stand Governor kinkead was
eceived with hearty applause. His inaug-
raj message was listened to with close at
.ntibn and marked respect, and his qniet
ignity made most favorable impression
pom the large number of people present,
nd we are glad to afford our readers an OPP
ortunity to read his message.
GOVERNORS INAUGURAL:
Fellow Citizens: Having by your suf {
ages been chosen to administer the executive
r .nch of your State government, | have +
ken the required oath and to-day enter
pom the duties of that responsible office.
In so doing II is customary aud due that |
lould in general terms outline my views
I'd indicate SO far may be the course |
lall endeavor to pursue.
| assume the responsibilities of this posi-
On animated with an earnest desire to fulfill
, obligations faithfully, and so far as posi- =
e to advance the interests of the whole
,ople of this State
There is, in my best judgement, no actual Sc
nfct between any of your material inter
ts While mining is generally, and as |
ink Justly, regarded as orr leading industry,
d as such should be fostered by all proper
d equitable legislation, the mines with
cir products should contribute their just
oportion of revenue in return for III
ivileges accorded and protection guaranteed
EN- by the State. A
Each prominent pursuit is entitled to Sc tn