Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-05
the rate ten cents where now it is II cents

Noes-Comins, DAYTON, Doolin, Farrell
Gallagher, Haines, King, Martin, Meder,
Perley, Stone, Thompson, Wheeler, Wester-
field. Total, IA.
Previous question called and carried.
Ayes -, noes H.
Bill then passed by vote of ayes, 20, noes, 4
Ayes-Boardrnan, Cassidy, Comins, Cres-
well, Dayton, Doolin, Farrell, Gallagher,
Haines, Kaiser, King, Martin, Meder, Per-
lev, Powning, Schultz, Shepherd, Stone,
Thompson, Westerfeld. Total, 20.
Noes-Gibson, Mcconnell, Stewart, Wheel
er. Total, 4.
DIR. Boardman gave notice of reconsldera-
ton.
Mr. Creswell said that if possible to have
a vote explained on the minutes he would
like to have it understood that he only voted
for this bill because he could not get chance
to do better.
Mr. Cassidy asked leave to introduce bill
out of order, to authorize the School Trustees
of Eureka to issue bonds for school purposes.
Under suspension of rules passed.
Mr.. Gibson moved to take up Senate bill
70. Carried.
Gibson's Senate bill 70, to establish an
asylum for the INDECENT poor and manned of
this State Apyropriates 1000, and
leaves the location to the option of the Super
vising Board, consisting of the Governor,
Chief Justice and Secretary of State, and
provides that the Superintendent and Matron
shall be husband and wife. Passed. Ayes
Is, noes z.
Hagar's Assembly concurrent resolution
relative to the Presidents veto of the Chi
nese bill Lost Ayes 10, noes II.
Plummer's Assembly bill 80, relative to
obtaining county statistics. Referred to
Committee on Ways and Means.
DIR. Cassidy (without notice)-To provide
penalties for violation of any act to regulate
fares and freights on railroads in this State
by fine of 81, 900 on conviction, and $500 to
the informer.
Mr. Comins moved to strike out the $500
clause Carried.
Under suspension of the rules passed by
unanimous vote.
Lyons (of White Pine) Assembly bill 1876,
t, prohibit the unauthorized use of work ami
mails Referred to Committee on Agricul-
ture.
Mayhugh's Assembly Joint Resolution
Relative to the establishment of daily mail
route between Elko and Tuscarora
Foulk's Assembly bill 122-Requiring that
hides and ears of slaughtered cattle be kept
ten days Referred to Committee on Agri-
culture.
On motion of Wheeler Senate went into
Committee of the Whole for consideration of
bills SO referred Speaker pro tenn in the
chair
Comin's Senate bill 11O-For relief of
Kimball Il Swallow for Indian war claims.
Favorably.
Cassidys Senate bill 1910 pay the
claims of F. H. Harmon for services in max
ing militia rolls Favorably
Assembly bilI-To pay the claim of H.
Knight, Assessor of Eureka, for making
militia roll. Favorably.
Kings Senate bill 25O-Authorizing the
purchase of the Warm Springs Hotel property
for use of State Prison. Favorably.
Wester6eld's Senate bill 172-To provide
for taking meteorological reports in Carson
City, and appropriates 81 900 for such pur-
pose Without recommendation.
Cassidy's Senate bill 37-To provide for
payment of certain claims against the State.
Without recommendation.
Foulk's Senate bill 156-To aid the Orphan |
Asylum in Virginia City. Without recon-
nendatlOn.
Committee then rose and reported as in
tructed.
Mcconnell reported out of order from Com
nittee on Contingent Expenses several bills
or expenses incurred by Sergeant Arms by
Instruction of the Senate, and a resolution
hat the same be paid. Passed.
GENERAL FILE.
Senate bill 131-For relief of James b.
Wood. Lost-yeas, 7; noes, 10.
King Senate bill 138-To provide for pur-
base of portrait of ex-senator Nye. Passed
yeas, II; noes, T.
Senate bill 57-To pay Capt. Matthewson
or meritorious services. Amendment max
ng the sum $500 adopted.
Cassidy moved to add the names Of guards
rho were also interested in the Prison break,
nd give them two months extra pay
On motion Of Cassidy the bill was recon-
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