Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-03-05
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
! Twelfth Session
sExArR.

Parker IN the CHAIR
Prayer by the Chaplain.
| The MiIiti. bill came up thi
morning and was made special orde'
| for tomorrow evening 1t o'clock
INTRODUCTION AND FIRST READING
s. B. 119-Relat,ng to govern
ment OF Reno Insane Asylum
Placed on fled.
s. b. 123-Fixing salaries o
county officers and other matters re-
lAtinx thereto.
S. B. 1I6-Authorizing the tax
alton of dogs. Placed at bottom o.
tile.
S. 3. 1876 Providing for super
vision If publ c schools. Placed on
file.
GENERAL FILE.
s. 3. 135 Fixing commission for
collecting ce rtain taxes Giving
County Treasurers commission for
collecting State taxes. Passed.
S. b. 1l4-Rsgu'ating the CON-
pensation Of the county officers Of
the State.
Assembly refused to recede from
its amendments. A COMMITTEES of
free conference appointed.
S. B. 124-To provide for the
preservation Of fish in waters o!
this State. Passed.
S. 3. 1873 TO provide for the
control and management of the
State Agricultural society by the
State. Passed.
Recess until l o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The bill to provide for the re-
moyal Of the University from Elko
to Reno came in from the Assem-
bly,. The bill came in the day be-
fore without title and was pro-
nounced by Senator Parker as
merely a piece of rsper and not
a bill. The Senate took the same
view and when it came back the
history of the paper showed that
the title had been attached by a
rira roce vote and that the ayes and
nays had not been called. Parker
insisted that the minutes of the
journal clerk was wrong. Parker
claimed that in making the motion
to send the paper back to the
House he had designated it as
paper and not as a bill, and the
minute should 90 slow. 1t was
shown that the journal clerk had
not copied the minutes correctly.
Williams made an able argument
upon the informality of passing
mere piece Of paper without an en-
acting clause, and that too, without
a roll call.
Dennis made fight for the bill
and the molten to send it back to
the Assembly was lost 6 to 10.
A motion to discuss it in the
Committee Of the Whole elected
further discussion. Poujade made
a good fight against the rush which
was being attempted. The bill I'M
der the rules ought he thought, to
be read three times and he hoped
that the decencies Of the Senate
should be observed.
Never before was it asked to sus-
pend the rules and kick bill
along in that style. He asked
that at least the bill be allowed to
be read once.
He was called to order by Yves
terfeld but the Chair did not sus-
tain the point of order
Dennis claimed that there was
nothing out of the way in reading
a bill the second time by title and
considering it in the Committee of
the Whole.
Parker said he was sorry that
the Senator from Lincoln had APP
pealed to the decency Of the Sen
ate, and he did not care to state
Why.
No wonder the friends Of the bill |
lid not want it. read or printed.
The majority knew nothing about |
he provisions of the bill, all they |
Knew was that one county had sold
tself to another for $25, 600, and
hat is all they knew.
Poujade got the floor again and
Nester6eld attempted to put him
Town, but Poujade was sustained. |
He held that the bill had not even