Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25

slider what action is required by tho
Legislature in tho matter OF canvass
in. the vote at tho last election on
the question ain Constitutional Con-
yention
Adipsrnod ill Q T. II.
Senator t:mnitt introduced Con-
cnrreut Resolution No. 3. Resolved
By the Senate, tho Assembly CONCUR
ring. that Joint COMMITTEES consist
Ing OF tho Committees on Elections
in the Assembly aud Senate DO au-
thorizeI and diro;te1 u canvass said
.ots ind declare tho rssuls to the
Soaatc and Assembly. Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
Assembly met. roll called and Il
quorum present. Mr.. Speaker in tho
chair.
Rev. Holmes offered n prayer. Jour,
nal Of Yesterday read and approved.
The Chair then appointed tho FOL-
lowing committees, tho first named IN
each case beng Chairman. Seven
other committees will disappointed to-
morrow:
E!ec.ions--Van Emon. George,
Peterson, Hansen and Wager.
A'iloaSo-lIughts, Logan and Nc
C~leliar.
Public Pri"ting--Farrinston, Fol
SON md Shirley.
Education = Groves, Ainlcy, Gig
.nouX, Tromby and NICHOLS.
Counties and County Boundarirs-
Nixon, Wager, Mckay, McFaddcn
and Mcclellan.
Ways and deans Fletcher, Allen.
Johnson, McGill, Lccpor, Bell and
Aipnury.
Claims-Trcmbath, Weighed, Sex
ton, Clifford and Thompson.
Judiciary Murphy, Mcnary, Bell,
logan, Groves. Harrington and Gig
nuuX.
Corporations and Nc
Gill Emery, Nixon, Thompson and
George.
State Prison AMI Insane As! lum-
Richards, Bell and Hayes.
Mines and Mining Harrington
Wager, Nichols, M;r4dIen and
Hughes.
Trade and Manufacture -Thomp.
IN, Ain!cy, Shirley, Lanyon and Nc.
Kay.
Agriculture-Johnstoa, Allen, Kin.
ncy, Weighed and Peterson.
Internal improvements Mcnary
Trcmhy, Van Emmon, Richprds and
Hanson.
State Institution Kinney, Folsom,
Harrington, Murphy and Sexton.
Mi. Emery introduced Concurrent
Resolution, which provides for tho
ranvassing Of the vote EAST for tho
constitutional Convention. The
resolution calls for the appointment
og three Senators and four Assembly,
| uncn 10 canvas the vote. Tho Chain
appointed on the committee Mcssrs
Emery, Logan, Tremb'y and 4tcGIli
| Mr.. Groves, OF Humboldt, intro
duccd Assembly joint and Concur
! rent Resolution No. 2. relative 10 In
dams al Fort McDermit. Read iirs,
time; rules suspended; .cad s"cUn;
time b. title, AID referred to Com
mittCo o. tsiorll i;,iItioIs.
Tnc resolution reads as follows:
WHEREAS, There uro nos NOR,
than two hundred Indians assembled
ut Fort McDormit, in tho northern
portion or tho State.
WHEREAS, Said Indians arc in ;
Starving condition, with TO means o
procuring food and in urgent need o.
Immediate relief;
ReSolccd, b. the Assembly, tho
Senate concurring, that our Senator.
ana Representative in Congress b,
requested TO procure means for pro
yidilg food for saii Indians durn.
Tho Winter.
Rc3J!ued, That Ills ExceIloncy, tn,
Governor, b, requested to transmit {
copy or this resolution u Cur Senator.
and Congressman Gy telegraph.
Mr.. Bell gave notice that at some
future day ho would INTRODUCES a JOINT
Resolution to cAlnga IN Article il
Section l Of tho Constitution; also
that no would INTRODUCE a Concur
rcat Memorial Resolution, relative &c
tho patent laws.
Without previous notice Groves
introduced Assembly Bill No. /, Gro.
atinG a legislative Fund Of $4,000.
II was read the second time by title.
considered cagrosscd, and tho Assem-,
bly, went into Il Committee of tho
Whole. The Bill was ordered eli.
igross,l. Thsro being no further
business before the Assembly, it ad.
journ0d Till II o'clock Wednesday.
49,. Third Day. Jan. FL.