Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-01-16
NEVADA LEGISLATURE
Twelfth Session
SENATE.

of Eleventh Days Proceedings
his Usual opening proceedings.
REPORT OF COMMITTEES,
m Chairman of joint Committee ]
he ported that he had appointed Da
h lei 3. Bailey of Eureka for Gle
IN OF that Committee.
Is. MESSAGES.
Id From the Assembly, S. B. No. l
70 For the payment of mileage
81 John A. Palmer. Referred to Con
as mittee of the Whole.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
- By Gallagher. by request. S. 7
- No. 23.-Providing for the compil;
= ten of the laws of Nevada. Cow
: mittee on State Affairs.
: MOTIONS, RESOLUTIONS & NOTICES
BY Thoma: whereas: It is to tn,
. best and most prominent interes
OF the people Of the State of Ne
vada that all reasonable mean.
should be used to foster tn.
cause of education, as on edu-
eating the rising generation de-
ponds the prosperity of the rising
generation, depends the perpetuity
OF ali our free institutions, and the
future success of our Republican
form OF Government and.
Whereas: 1t is matter which
VIII IN 40 wise interfere with the
working of their body, the Honora-
BILE the Senate of Nevada, that it
should allow the use of the Cham
Der for meeting of the Committee
on Education of their body in said
Chamber therefore be it
Rssotoea: That said Committee
do, they are hereby authorized to |
use this Chamber for the purpose |
Of holding such meeting after the |
hour of 6 o'clock on the evening of |
the I'D day of January, A. d., 1885
for educational purposes. Adopted
Senate resolved into Committee
of the Whole for consideration of
A. B. No. II, the Palmer mileage
bill.
Committee rose and reported foy-
orally. Bill was placed upon its
third reading and passed, Ayes 16,
nays, l. /
S. B. No. 2O.-To repeal the Act
70 consolidate the Indebtedness of
White Pine county. Was consid- !
,red in Committee of the Whole.
Reported favorably and passed. II
Recessed until Jpn.
AFTERNOON SESSION. .
THE SILVER CAUCUS. r
Yesterday afternoon there was a d
conference in the Senate
yer the silver question; which n
allied forth very full discus y
ion. H.
Wester6eld favored a modifca- 9,
the bullion tax and expressed
is views at length, and held that n,
lines being taxed four times a
ear were Disseminated against.
Williams of Ormsby held that
lere was discrimination against ~ ~
ines. They were compelled to
eep books open to the assessors
and cattle men and
nchers were not compelled to do AZ
is. They were taxed four times
year and if they paid taxes on
e bullion early in the year, and
en- build houses from the pro-
eds of the bullion, they were a
xed again on the houses.
Marker of Washoe, said that the
nchers and cattle men were ready u
be subjected to the same restric-
MS and pay in the net proceeds.
don't pay on the
t proceeds. but the gross yield.
Dennis:-How is it that the =
ners are busted and the cattle H.
n we'll fixed,
Marker continuing, advocated
erection of smelling works.
,homa said that they had such
ks in Eureka doing we'll.
'oley didn't want to send three
n to Denver, he thought the
ney might be saved by holding
Convention here in Nevada.
tennis said that if an uurestrict-
coinage Of silver was allowed ~
Congress, the silver interests of ri
ada would take care of itself.
lyman approved Of a Silver Con-
ton to be held in Carson and
/ county ought to send dele-