Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-08
EgoTaE PROCEEDINGS.
The Senate convened at II o'clock.


hard. Johnson and McBuiney.
CoudoD introduced. ont Of order a resolution
that tie Senate be invited to meet the Ass4ml},
at Y o'clock, for tbe purpose Of tlectjne War
den for the STATE Prison for The mex two years
The resolution WAS adol I'd.
i petition from the taxpayers and citizens O
Austin requesting their representatives, to intro
,iucc :. Iii! TO djsincorporate the city Of Austin
and give the people a town government. was
reed,
Richards, OF the co-nnlit'e on Enrichment
reported SIS correctly enrolled Assembly bill
Nos So G5 20 g. and 49,
Newell, of the committee on Trades and Man
ufactures. reported unfavoraily TO Assembly
bill No - to govern the manufacture OF boots
and shoes.
! Btll of the committee on Ways and Means,
| reported ia favor Of Assembly No 50, 10 Iegu-
| late the fees of officials.
| Blair, of the joint committee on the State
Prison, reported having examined the reports
| B5l Introduced ont Of order, bill to amend
certain sections Of the act to provide for the sup
| port of the government which ordered
printed and referred TO he committee on Ways
and Meaus-
Newell offered o concurrent. resolution in re-
lation to the people Of Ireland. which IVES "dop
I'd by vote OF 80 to /.
Smyth moved that the special order for to day
at 2 o'clock, be made special order for Wednes-
day st ? O'Clock p. n. The motion WIS carried
Cofbett. Levers and Fox, the committee APP
pointed 10 inquire into the condition OF the
Fsank,own people, reported having examined.
the damage and reported the losses Of each in
habitant
Newell gave notice that he would Introduce a
bill to disincorporate the town of Austin.
Mooney introduced bill 81, to appropri
ate funds fer the Orphan Asy lum, st the rate Of
SIS per annum for each inmate which was
ordered printed and referred to the committee
on State Institutions.
Organ introduced bill No So, to amend the
act rela.iYe to the formation of corporations,
which was referred to the committee on Rail
roads ant. Corporations.
Bill No 80, to repeal the act concerning official
lands was ordered printed and referred to the
judiciary committee.
Assembly bill No 80, relative to the cafe OF
the insane was ordered printed and referred to
the special committee on the Of the Insane. |
Assembly bill to amend the act to discourage |
the sinking Of artesian wells was ordered printed |
and referred to the committee on Agriculture.
Assembly bal No SO, to amend section so Of
the act concerning the courts Of Justice, was Or
lered printed aud referred to the Judiciary com-
Mite.
Senste bill No 16, fixing the salaries of the
Judges Of the Supreme Court, was amended in
and the amendment was adopted by
he House. Faither action on this bill was de-
erred until Tuesday.
At II n. the Senate met The Assembly in joint
and proceeded to the election OF
Warden, President Adams in the Chair.
The roll of the Senate was called. Absent
hammond.
The roll of the Assembly was called. Alb
ent-B Bedding, McB0rney and Shepherd.
The chamber was crowded with spect1t tors,
mong whom were scores of ladies, who mani
ested the liveiiest interest in the proceedings.
King, Of Lyon, moved that 80 votes consts-
ute majority.
Mcdonnell moved to amend by making ira
ority of all voting a regular majority.
Amendment lost by a vote of 80 to SO. OrigI
al motion carried by vote Of 50 to 80.
The Chair begged lsave to consult pariia men
airy authorities on the subject, he was in
oubt as TO the rule governing such cases.
Shepherd Of Elko nominated Wm. Garrard.
King of Lyon nominated General Ba,terman.
Mckenzie OF Storey nominated ]. E. Kelly.
Levers of Washoe nominated :. E. JONES' 1t
Parker of White Pine nominated r. G. Gar '
ard. u
DreSler seconded the nomination of Jones. {
Gibson seconded the nomination of Batter f
Ian. II
Bell of Nye seconded the nomination Of Gar
ard II
FIRST BALLOT.
The first ballot stood as follows:
Garrard, %; Battsrman, 20; Kelly, Is; Jones,
Gounoud, 2.
Bell rose to his feet and began to berate the
emocrats who did not caucus. He said that q
lirty- EIGHT men had signed caucus call, and l.