The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-03-03
KILLED IN THE SENATE.
The Williams and MeIa rkey HALL
road Bills Laid 40 Rest 1mden-
mifeIy.

road Bills Laid 40 Rest lmdeh-
niteIy.
VII m the Williams Esilroad bill came up
in III Senat, last Saturday. il met it, fsto by
th following vote, Tho question being to H.
deihi IL postpone:
Ayes-Dangberg, Fol y. Fox, Gallarher.
Hammond. Henderson, Iioba t. Marker,
PA ker, Taylor, FOLEY and Westerf sId-l2.
Noes-Bramsey, Dsnni.. kaiser. McConnsll.
Rockhill. seho ling, SMITH and iiliams-8
Bsfore ti vote was announced Mr.. vii
liams chanEed his vote 10 .ye. AMI the mo-
II IN to ihdelinifely ostpone WAS dc clared
cHrri ~. Mr. illians PHve notice IF recon-
Il ~lernliol. I'll Chair r led ih no ic. out of
ord IT. Mr.. Villa us III N ask d unanimous
consent 10 ella g hi. vote back 10 tn Affirm
atiye column 81 the T cord. Mr.. Foley Mt
fir ob,cetcd. bit finally Withdrew his objec-
ton. and the mani lious consent was given.
Tda MEL.R6.Y BILl hrs Tx Pre-.
After this s~trlgsls ID, glndia'ors took a re-
c,ss To sivo Ii n 10 cateh h lr bfeaih. b lore
Iaen.ing tho VI larkeg bill. viii h came up
soon alter ihs Sohata rta~sembl d Mr..
liza nn nj op.n.d h ball b. moving that
IN senate resolve ilseit inio conmiitoe of
III . hole TO ca id ASS. mbly Lii No %.
'onm'nly tnoan as the Melarke, bill.
Mr.. j hnis all it was n laying on the
fronfi rtdt when tho sio K and his IN kes
J'iaed forces, 4 hite pon Look oat fol yo4r
up e. Ie wanted TO know IN r-asn
TINT the -! ON hts Of this bill .bould be in
such n b .riy To have it considered.
Mr. Il IN NO. d reptile tn t Mr.. Dennis had
NJ II lf IN az n a. ib n "a vay m :.
o tho bill. Ills reason ( r making this mo.
ton was TO get rid Of h,se railroad bills. 50
thai the senats could proceed TO other bu.i-
ms
NJ. Dennis-I only wsn:od to know tbs
roa on.
Mr. Ham non "a motion prevailed, and that
3 nile nan wa. call ii to III char.
Mr.. Hobart moved hat ia committee rise
and repor the blil bacA without r commend
alton.
Mr.. hennis wanted TO know why the blood
battls coil not ne folgh right hsrs in Conn
hittee Of III, II hole.
Mr.. Hobart tho ght it wo Id be rs we'll to
fight tho batts Ia the senate rs ssli Us in The
committee
AIR. Eobnrt's no ion prevailed, and Mr.
Parker moved TO dsinit ~ Iostpone fur.
thef c'nsid ration Of lh bill.
Nj. ID nni% said; Il appenr hero o. .-th
fra nj of, or rather tho noltner for. thu
b%aniiins of my fri5id, tho Assemllymsn from
humboldt Mr.. Melafksy'. lit is th. ir-
tentian to h,v This bill buried, tn, funeral
core monte. o CHI o b. lcft 10 the friends of
thsd eas H." llo would no hosever. play
ihs roe Of Don q ixote, aud continue to fsilt
az Inst wind uills. lie b d enough expcri.
'ne IN that WY this morning, when The
Nmyih bill Was under consi Iteration.
Ii Toll was called with tho following re.
suit: Ayes-Eoley. Fox. Gallagher. Ham,
'nonl, Henderson. Hobart. Kais r, Parker,
TAILOR, Tolley, " esteri id.
Noes-Bramsey. Dangberg. Dennis. Marker,
We 'pnnell. III cahill, schooling. SIN, tn and
+" liza ns-9.
fore the vote was announced Kaiser
ch ing d his vot. to 10. and IN tall stood u
o 10. Ir sident Laugh ON voted aye. and
Is tn bill was laid to sleep.