Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-08
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CAlsoN, February z, 1881

1no oouuto met ~ IL ciooAs
Motion BY Msdsr to strike his name
from the report Of the Committee on
Public Morals. Carried. and hockhiu's
name substituted.
Molten BY King 10 take . recess
until IL n.
A lively discussion followed the mo-
ton. Several parties wished to know
what q recess meant at that hour.
Doolin moved to adjourn until 1855,
and stated that the majority wanted .
caucus.
Povniue said that % tbs minority
wishsd to talk the majority ont OF time.
no moved the previous question.
Carried.
The Senate then took q rsesss until
11;65.
Ayrka aEcxss.
The Senate convened at II :55 o'clock.
Assembly Bill No. 80. relative 10 the
care OF the insane. Was ordered printed
and referred to . special committee on
the care Of the insane.
A resolution to provide for the mode
Of slecting the Marshal and City Clerk
Of Austin was referred to the Lander
county delegation.
Assembly hill to amend the Act TO en-
courage the sinking Of artssian wells,
ordered printed and referred TO the Com.
mitiss on Agriculture.
Assembly Bill No. 80, to amend Sec
ton 81 Of the Act concerning Courts OF
Justice. "a. ordered printed and referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
Senate Bill No. Is. fxing the salaries
OF Justices OF the Supreme Court. was
amended in committee and the amend
ment was adopted by the House.
Further action on this bill was do.
ferred until tomorrow.
At u n. the Senate met the Assembly
In joint convention aud proceeded to the
election OF q Warden.
President Adams In the chair.
The roll Of the Senate was called. Alb
sent-Hammond.
The roll OF the Assembly was called.
Abssnt-Bsldipg. McBurney aud Shsp-
ard.
si.ty.sisht members q quorum) were
present.
A resolution was offered by Senator
King that 50 votes be considered neces-
sary for the choice OF . Warden.
senator Mcconnell moved to amend
by making the majority Of those present
elect. Lost by q vote Of 50 to 81.
Kings resolution vas adopted BY Q
vote Of 80 to 80, and the House and
Senate proceeded to the election.
Senator Shepherd put William Gar
rard in nomination.
Senator King OF Lyon nominated @,
O. Bstterman-the present incumbent.
Mckenzie nominated Thomas E. Kelly
Of Storey.
Levers nominated Joseph E. Jones oil
wsshos.
Drs1lsr seconded the nomination oil
Jones.
Parker OF White Pine placed the name
of X. Gonnoud In nomination.
Gibson seconded the nomination OF O.
@. Bsttsrman.
Bell seconded the nomination Of VIM,
Gsrrsrd.
There being no other name presented,
the nominations were declared closed.
King moved that each member rise In
his seat as his name was called and speal
the nan Of the candidate fer whom h
voted. The motion was carried.
(The results Of the first ave. ballots
we're given yesterday In our special dis
patch from Carssn.-ED. News
At l:35 O motion to take . recess foI
one hour was carried by q vote Of 81
to IS.
AYTER RECESS.
At 2:25 the joint convention convened
again, President Adams In the chair
and proceeded to ballot the sixth time.
The vote on the sixth. seventh ant
eighth ballots stood Garrard-36. 81
50; Kslly-34. "a. 80.
President Adams announced that Mr.
Garrard having received the requires
number was now duly elected Warden o
the State Prison for two years-to tax
the Office on the 14th OF February.
Shepard offered . joint resolution tha
the Committee now proceed to elect
Regent Of the University. to all the plac'
Of ". W. Bishop. resigned.
A motion to adjourn sine die was lost
A motion to adopt ~Shepard's resolu
ton was also lost. and the joint oonven
ton adjourned sine die.
Assssnbly.
The Assembly met at II o'clock.
Leave Of absence was granted 4
Shepard, johnson and McBurney.
Conden introduced, out Of order.
resolution that the. Senate be invited I,
meet the Assembly at IL O'Clock. for tn
purpose Of elesting q Warden for th,
State Prison for the next two years.
The resolution was adopted.
A petition from the taxpayers and cit
liens OF Austin. requesting their repre-
s~eptatives to introduce . Dill to disincor
porate the city OF Austin and give th,
people . town government. was read.
Richards. Of the Committee on En-
rollment. reported ss correctly enroll-t
Assembly Bills Nos. So, 65. 40. 6 and 16
Newell. Of the Committee on Tradsi
and Manufactures, reported uniavorabl,
to Assembly Bill No. 70. to govern th,
manufacture Of boots and shoes.
Bell. Of the Committee on Ways anc
Means, reported 10 favor Of Assembly
Bill No. SO. to regulate the fees Of OH
Gals.
Blair. OF the Joint Committee on The
State Prison, reported having examined
the reports.
Newell offered . concurrent resolution
in relation II the nannla of Ireland