Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-18
NEVADA LEGISLATURE NINTH
SESSION.


| Leave OF aOSeIlCe ZOE Ine oay granted D1r
Kaiser Indefinite leave to Mr. Dayton.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
By Perley, from Committee on Federal Re-
lations, favorably, with amendments, Assem-
Chiness labor.
By Meder, from Committee on Enrolment
that several bills heretofore reported are
correctly enrolled and deposited.
By Wheeler, from Committee on Public
Morals, favorably Senate bill 1O8.
By Comins, from Committee on Ways and
Means, without recommendation Assembly
bill "a, relative to measure of charcoal also,
favorably Senate bill 100, relative to salaries
of clerks, etc.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
Announcing his approval of Senate bill 9,
concerning juries; also, Senate bill GA,
thorizing Storey County Commissioners to
transfer certain moneys; also, Senate bill 68,
to prevent the keeping of dsorderly houses
also, Senate bill 70, concerning the courts of
justice of this State and judicial officers
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
By Martin: Resolved, That the heartfelt
thanks of the State of Nevada be aud are
hereby rendered by their Representatives
in the Legislature to the Hon. A. A. Sargent,
who so earnestly and ably advocated in the
United States Senate the passage of the anti
Chinese bill and to whose eminent ability
and eloquence in great measure is due the
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the entire Pacific Coast look for relief from
the hordes of barbarous serfs, whose insidious
progress has endangered the morals and re-
tarded the Industrial and manufacturing in
terests of the West; and that the Governor
be directed to ira .smit copy of the foregoing
to the Hon. A. A. Sargent.
Mr.. Cassidy moved to amend so as to in
clJde call Others who co-operated with him
in either House"
Amendment agreed to and resolution
adopted oy unanimous vote.
Stone moved the reconsideration of the
vote whereby Senate bill 1O5-the repeal of
the Drummer Law-was refused engrossment
Carried.
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Homestead bill passed be reconsidered Car
led
Stone moved that Senate bill Sc. relative
o public schools be taken from the table
Carried
MESSAGES FROM THE ASSEMBLY.
Transmitting several bills upon which
ction has been taken in that body and duly
exported.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Powning, without notice-To admit to
probate paper purportlng to be the last will
# John Larcombe. The will is deficient be-
ause of the omission of the seal of John
Iarcombe. Under suspension of the rules
onsdered engrossed and put upon final pas :
age. Passed by unanimous vote.
By Cassidy, without Aotice-To provide ;
Or the better preservation of mining records ;
4 certain districts in this State. Referred to
on Mines and Mining.
By Cassidy, without notice-To detect and
unish incendiarism Referred to Judiciary :;
and ordered printed.
Powell's Assembly bill 41-Relative to pri- :,
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eferred to Committee on Elections. .
Harlow's Assembly bill $40 amend the =,
ct concerning Migrants. Referred to Com ;,
ittee on Public Morals.
Stewart, from Committee on Education
ported, out of order, Assembly bill 81,
with amendments, relative to Pub
: schools. c
On motion of Stewart the bill was taken
, for consideration and the amendments
lopted. ia
On motion Of Cassidy recess was taken I'M
2P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION. OF
Reconvened at P. NJ President pre- pc
ling. 81
Martin presented report from the Com
ttee on Engrossment that several bills 30 pr
dered were correctly engrossed R
Special order of the day, viz: the Cover
RS veto of Senate bill 3, relative to the con- Sa
uction of railroad in Elko County, taken all
for consideration. His Excellencys OBJ
,tion was that the bill was unconstitutional La
its provisions. te'
Boardmsr believed in sustaining the veto
the ground that the bill provided for tn
,cial legislation, which he thought the State HI
ght to deny to all corporations at once and rel
all time