The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-01-26
SENATE.
Assembly, bill Nos. Q, 10 and Ii re-
ceived irom the Assembly.

ceived irom the Assembly.
Assembly bill M. ., To regulate
proceedings IN criminal cases. Refer
led to judiciary Cs mmittse.
Assembly bill M. 10. An Act
Creating bonds Of County C"mmls-
sioncrs and defining their duties.
Assembly bin M. IA. To regulate
proceedings IN criminal cases. Re-
lerrrd tn Judiciary Committee.
Assembly bill M. |. Electric lights
in Tie State Prison. Passed unani-
mousiy.
I Senate bill No. 10. by Comins, rea-
ting To lost records. Reported iavor-
ably aud ordered engrnssed.
A sembly bill M. 3 reported favor
ABLY 10y judiciary Committee.
, Senate bill ~. 10. relative To Dis
tIict Attorneys. Reported uniav"-
ably.
: Assembly and Concurrent Memorial
Resolutions In timber cutting for fire
wood IN this State third reading.
Pass, d.
Assembly bill allowing Commission
sinners Ia sell IL county the amount at
$50 a month. Reported tr.'m JudIci-
AIRY Committee with recommendation
that II do not pass-thlrd reading
lost.
Senate bill No Is, by Boyle, pro-
vidlng for the payment y the otate
at expenses az speclal elections. Or.
dered cngr"ssed.
Seuale bill M. 10. reported favor
ably. Reduces the salaries OF officc
at Esn,raida county.
Inc iollowing communication re-
veived tron the Gnyein"r of CaliiUr-
+ MA Was read 10y Tie Secretary.
S.cRANNSrn, January IL, 1889.
C. c. SrEy .Ss1s, oosern0r OF Nevada: Ny
/ Dear sir-l our Lirpaih oI The losh ane letter
! OF tie 10th received, aud Ia reply Inform SOu
that / caused SPECIAL message 10 DC sent u
both Ii.uss- ot the Legi lAtafs in regard 10
tbs matter 10 wnicd yoI made references. Very
/ Truly yoars.
X. WArg MAN. Governor.
This message rcirrs to the aanexa-
| tion scheme.
ASSEMBLY.
Assembly Joint Resolution M. o,
relative tn amending the Constitution
/ nl The State af Nevada. Relates to
the Lrgis atur" increasing ar drereas-
! Ing county officials. Passed.
BY MeQuits Assembly bill No.
%. An Act Ia amrnd AN Act tn pro-
vIde OF he So e,tIon and sale of pub &c
lanus also Assembly bill M. 20, an
Act lo encourage the sinking 1T artc :
sian wells. Referred 10 Committee
an Pubic Lands.
BY Rirpr- Concurrent Restitution
M. | |, appointing joint COMMITTEES
an irrigation. Referred TO Committee
on Agriculture.
| - THE LOTTERY SCHEME.
Assembly Concurrent Resolution
M. %, relative to am-uding the Csn-
stliutlon at the State of Nevada.
Lottery schemr.I Passed.
inr passage of this measure ELECTED
, considerable discussion pro and con.
Here is u syopsis of the same aud the
vote:
P",ij ale squarely opposed il. He
said u auth 'r.Zed ~ lottery" which
meant u nnnop"ly of the business in
this State, n lottery monopoly that
would lnjuriously control this State as
has the Louisiana lottery c0ntr"IIcd
and injured thai State.
Blakcsle. and Smith favored it in
bret addresses.
Beck said that the great minds rul-
ing the Legislative desiinies al Mr.
vsla twenty live years ~" unani-
mously declared |, tteIirs Ia bs illegal
and detrimental; Why this change I
! Louisiana has been seriously injured
by her lotterry. and when its charter
runs uut il Viii not he renewed. When
We have good thing We cant have
too much of il, aud when We have u
had thing in gambling we seem to
want more at II.
Allen .f Eureka favored the propo-
silion. Ii w"uld MOI only keep thou
sands u. dollar from going out at the
State 10 Louisiana II AT present, hut
would brinu thousands in. We are le-
gaily allowed Ia gamble nj poker,
+ stacks or iurs. and why Mt m ihis2
Thompson Was quite eloquent in
favor al The scheme.
Williams read Section "a of Article
" of The State Constitution: Ma
lottery shall he authorized by the
| State mr. shall the sale of lotteI v