Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-01-28
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
Twelfth Session
SENATE
SENATE.

From Vines and Mining-Favo
ably on Joint Resolution No. 16.
From Internal Improvements
Favorably on A. B. No. "a.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Haute, s. B. No. 48-To pr
vide for the method of publishin
reports Of State Officers. Commir
tee an Printing.
MOTIONS. PFso, UT1oNs & NOTICES
As nor notice Mr.. Westerfiel
moved to reconsider the vote on 4
3. No %. Carried, and made spec
ial order for Wednesday, at P. NJ
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
| S. B. No. ao-Grdered engrossed
| A. B. No. ITO relieve Whit,
Pine county. Senate resolved int
| Committee Of the Whole. for con
sideratinn Of the bill. Aprropri
ates $4,000 for relief Of White
Pine county, whose Court House
was DESTROYED on the 9Th inst.
Mr.. Foley moved to make the
amount $1,000. Carried.
Committee rose and asked leave
to sit again.
THE STATE PRISON wRANGLE.
Boyle made motion that the
Chair ask the Committees on
State Prison and Insane Asylum if
they were ready to report.
Parker rose quickly to speak. M.
Westerfeld also called for the floor.
There was some lively sparring for
several minutes, and Westerfeld
finally yielded the floor to Marker.
who was requested to state if the
report of the Prison Committee
was ready. Mr.. Marker stated that
he was ready at any time as Chair
man Of the Committee. That he
had called a meeting the day be-
fore, and there was no concert of
action.
Parker got the floor and made
long speech. He claimed that the
Committee had had no time to con-
slider the bill. When the meeting
was called there was no fire in the
room and it vas toe late in the day.
He wanted the bill considered un-
der the rules and claimed that the
Committee had fifteen days to re-
port and they had only had a week.
He did not believe that the cormor-
lnts on the outside should be ca
'ered to, birds who tapped their
wings along the political shores,
;eady to pounce on any thing from
dead whale to rotten shrimp.
He thought Thursday was time
enough to report the bill.
Poujade replied that the delay
would be fatal to the bill and if it
lid not reach consideration until
it would be of no use
Or two years. II the measure was
bad one, it could easily be voted
|own. There was strong feeling
verywhere that the Law should be
hanged. The Warden fight was
legislation and should
e taken out Of the Legislature.
Fish held that the bill relating
0 the Wardenship would hamper
'sislation for another week more
han the Warden fight ever had.
lie thought the thing was being
lshed.
Parker rose to a point Of order, .
aiming under rule 80 that the bill I
ould not be brought up until it {
ad been fully con.ide'e ed. The &:
hair ruled the point not well ,
ken. ;
Marker objected to some remarks I
ade by Parker about the fire etc. {
e said there was fire in the !
owe and all Parker need to have j
me was to have roked in some t
ore wood. c
Dennis got the floor. He said he /
I'd been away, but he thought he
ID the true inwardness of the Il
Sc. t
"he bill was introduced last Fri
". and now the Chairman was r
ady to report, and the balance of t
e Committee we're not. IF the t
II was to be reported at all it t
ould be reported at once. He
owed as an amendment that the t,
j be reported at the beginning of n
e afternoon session. Amend
mt accepted. a
His idea for so doing he ex- "
lined by saying that as Dutch a
in (Marker) and a one-eyed Sen c;
,r (park cry couJd MT Goa otter :,