The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-01-25
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY rs, 1895
CARSON CORRESPONDENT.
Nevada Legislature.
ASSEMBLY-FIFTH DAY.

ton OF a bill to refund the debt of Esmer-
aida county.
Hammil gave notice of a joint resolu-
ton to memorabilia the Idaho Legisla-
ture in relation to placing fish ladders
in the Owahee river in Idaho.
Pike-Joint resolution authorizing the
Speaker to appoint a committee OF three
on Constitutional Amendments passed
by the last Legislature. The resolution
provided for the employment of legal
talent to acertain if the amendments
were published as required by the Con-
stitution.
The resolution was debated and an
amendment was offered to strike out the
words empowering the committee to en-
ploy legal talent. Amendment lost. The
resolution was then voted for and lost.
Assembly concurrent resolution No. 3
taken from the table. Mr.. Pike moved
an amendment that legal talent be rot
employed without consent OF the Legis-
lature. Amendment to the amendment
that the committee be required to con-
suit with the Attorney General lost.
Amendment carried.
Moved by Norcross to make the reso-
luton a special order for Monday, Feb
ruary 6, 1898.
Amended by Folsom OF Ormsby to
make January 23d the time for the con-
sideration of the resolution, Amend
ment carried and motion passed.
Adjourned.
SENATE-EIGHT DAY.
Special committee on securing Chap
lain reported having informed the vari-
Gus local clergymen OF the invitation of
this body to o~fiiciate as Chsplains in
weekly rotation.
Resolution by Williams-That the
Secretary OF State be fully empowered
to appoint any one of the Clerks, not
otherwise employed, to assist in any way
seen necessary to expedite the business
OF this body. Carried.
BY Boyle-Any citizen 81 years of age,
possessing the necessary educational quail
ifcation, shall be admitted to practice
in all the courts of this State /;
females to have the same rights and
privileges as males. Considered engross-
ed and the bill passed unanimously.
Report Of the State Prison Committee
filed making certain charges. Discussed
and referred, with instructions to report
tomorrow.
ASSEMBLY.
Committee on Judiciary reported
favorably on Assembly bills Nos. l and
4.
Third reading OF Assembly bill No. L,
repeating the Oshurn Water law. The
bill on the motion was considered en-
crossed and was debated at some length
by ,Messers. Harris, Allen, Russell and
Foulks. Bill came up for final passage
and passed by unanimous vote.
Assembly concurrent resolution No. 8,
relative to proposed Amendments to the
Constitution, having been made the spec
ial order for l o'clock, the resolution was
taken up for consideration.
By Griffin-Amendment to increase
the number of the committee to four in
the House and three in the Senate and
make the committee a permanent one,
referring to them all matters relative to
the revision or amendment of the Con-
stitution. Amendment lost and resolution
carried.
Introduction OF resolution by Norcross
referring the report of the Committee on
State Prison and Insane Asylum to the
consideration of the present manage
ment Of these committees. Lost.
Report of the Committee on State
Prison and Insane Aylum. The report
dealt with an investigation OF the pre-
sent and past administrations OF the
Prison, and embt'died charges against
ex-W Warden Bell and Wadren McCul-
Tough. The report made a special order
for 2 O'Clock Tusday in l. he Committee o
the Whole House, and an invitation was
extended Mr. Rall and NJ MCCULLOUGH