Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-01-21
MINES AND MINING.

are w being reopened and work.
ed at a profit. There now appea 6
to be but little doubt Of the pas
stge of free coinage bi by the
present Congress. This, 1 trust,
WIZ greatly relieve the depression
which has 80 long prevail d in this
all-lmportAnt industry. | am not
aware of the necessity of any leg
lslatlon upon this subject except
IN case OF the defeat OF a free
coinage bill by the lower house of
Congress, or Of a veto by the
President, in which event it will
be quite unnecessary for me to
suggest very strong protest by
the Nevada legislature.
FISH COMMISSION.
The report Of Hon. George T.
Mills, as Fish Commissioner. il
full and complete. 1t is a most
careful resume OF his work and
c ntains many interesting facts
AMI details. The attention of
your honorable body is particular
iy callei to the Commissioners
statements elative to the deposit
ing OF sawdust in the Truckee
river.
TIE best Of results are being
obtained by Mr.. Mills, and as an
encouragement to the conscient-
lous fostering of our fish interes 8
L ask ludicious reading OF the re
port an such an appropriation as
you, IN your discernment, nay
then deem suitable.
APPORTIoNMENT.
Section Is OF Articl4 1. OF the
constitution provides that repre-
sentatlon shall be airport toned
to population.
As new census has Just been !
completed the advi- ability OF a re-
apportionment Of the State for
members Of the Legislature is with
You. There has been a falling
oH In the States p pu alton, and
'hls VIII neces ltate reduction in
our legislative representatip IN. In
he interest of economy and re-
'renchment such lessening would
meet with the warm Endorsement
II the people.
STATE INSTITUTION.
L shall, at the earliest possible ,
Moment, make p rsonal exami-
alton into the managemenr Of the
everal State Institutions, with a
lew OF ascertaining their condi- 3
n and to see il any improvement .
an be made in the interest Of
G rnomy and For the good of the
lmates. Governor Bell will q
oubtless pre-, ent to you, in his n
lessage. ii detailed statement of
lei present condition and their
for the past two .
ears, which, so far as / am in :"
Hmed, has been, as rule, eminen- il
satisfactory. The reports of o;
tate officers ard the various g
oards and Commissioners are be- =
re you and are guides to nee
sarY legislation. / bespeak for
EN- a careful examination by
~, and the con liberation by the
'ople that reports of faithful y
ncers deserve. The reports OF tl'
e Controller, Treasurer, Survey Sc
General ami, in fact, all the tn
ate officers are thorough, accur-
e and comprehen i've and reflect =
eat credit upon their authors.
IN GENERAL.
The appropriations for the ensu-
two years, if l may so advise. Ing
ould be kept within the lines of
lie eco nomy, by which means the Pc
rious departments Of our State
vice will be engenderpd and =
State institutions will continue IM'
a prosperous condition. Ali
assures with this end in view Fo
! receive my warm support.
trust during the n xt four
rs the people of the State will no
70 no cause 10 complain Of duty !
the part of any of its officers. les
he present Legislators will Fa,
70 the advantage of all proceed Z
ones in that they will have. on =
first Jay Of the meeting. full ALI
complete reports ali the State Bel
cars laid before them, which c
enable them to immediately c.
er upon the work of the SEES :
/. This should obviAte the
essity OF crowding the work Bel
ing the last days of the session and
ch is toe often the case, and G
ally results in bad Legislation. Mo-
predecessor, Governor Bell,
placed me under obligations anu
i'm by his courtesy in extend T