Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-02-13

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again called.
| Pike asked leave to introduce a
t Resolution out of order, and an
other motion to adjourn was made
The roll was called as usual, and
Dick Thomas, the Assistant Clerk,
slid out leaving the throatwcar all
on Morrison, who was beginning to
look as if he wanted lunch. 1t
was now ten minutes of one. Pike
moved recess of fifteen minutes
Smith moved to make it ten. Har
per moved to amend the amend
ment and make it 100. Vote
taken, decision called for. roll call
ed, points Of order raised, more
voting, clair in doubt, question Of
privileges. etc, etc. The clock hand
kept marching on. The friends of
the bill had no intelligent leader
and we're out-generaled at every
point in matters Of tactics. Pike,
Turritin, Hamill and Harper played
the combination for the Miners
Union and held the majority with
a we'll sustained cross-fre, and they
! came to the front as regularly as
miner striking the head Of drill.
All this time the clock kept march
ing on and it was now five minutes
Of one.
Marden moved to do no other
business until the bill was taken
up. Pike held that to do that the
Giles must be suspended by two
thirds majority. Fassett renewed
his motion for the House to 60 int
Committee Of the Whole. Car
ried. Fassett took the chair
Motion to take a recess for half
an hour resulted in the usual divi-
sion etc.
Pike moved the Committee rise
and report the bill without recon-
mendation. Lost.
Motion to strike out the enacting
clause lost.
Motion that the chair take his
feet off the desk, carried.
Several amendments we're offered
and lost.
Motion that the Committee rise
and report the bill favorably. Car
rled.
Motion to take a recess for half
an hour. Lost. It was then ten
minutes past one.
1t was now Ills. Pike moved to
take recess until 1::2O.
Folsom moved to amend by max
ing the 100 special order of the
day the 100 special order for the
day following. Amendment ruled
out of order.
Roll called. Motion to take a re-
cess lest.
Motion to adopt the report of the
Committee of the Whole Carried,
Harper called for recess until
100. Lost.
Helm moved the special order
for l o'clock be postponed.
Chair ruled there was no special
order for one,
Hamill bounded up and got the
floor on motion to adjourn. Roll
call ordered etc.
It was now within two minutes
of the time for the special order.
When the roll call was announced
the time of 1:30 arrived.
Motion to postpone the special
order elected a lively discussion,
arising out of question Of
whether a special order of the
House could be postponed without
a two-t thirds vote. Chair favored
thirds idea. Not sustained.
The flibustering was kept up
unremittingly during the afternoon
neither side disposing to yield
point. At twenty minutes to 3
boy came in with a big bag of grub
for Liddle who divided it with
Tyrrel..
The opposition soon began to
regard the display of food with
longing eyes and several came over
and began to forage upon the enc
my. Liddle good naturally hand
ed out rations to anyone who asked
and soon had a swarm about his
desk.
The previous question was moved
and carried, and then was after
that speedily pressed to its passage.
A motion to adjourn was over
ruled by the Chair, and the Chair