The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-01-28
CARSON CORRESPONDENCE.
Nevada Legislature.
sENATE-NINrH DAY.

NAi' HVioyi apsent on account OF SICK ness.
The President announced that the
time had arrived, under the provisions
OF the Constitution, for the election of
United States Senator.
Mr.. LaGrave nominated VIM. NJ. Stew
art, seconded by Williamson, both max
ing neat and appropriate remarks.
The vote under roll call resulted as SOL
lows, the Senate being unanimous for
VIM. NJ. Stewart, Foley being absent:
Boyle, Comins, Folsom, Forbes, kai-
ser, wilkins, Williamson, S~tearns, Nc
Donnell, Hickey, LaGrave, Patchen,
Gignoux and Maute-l4.
Mr.. Stewart was declared the choice OF
the Senate to succeed himself as United
States Senator from Nevada.
A communication was read from DIR.
Lewis OF Reno, stating that Senator Fo-
ley was now lying very i'll under his
medical care in Reno and would no be
able to leave his bed for several DAYS.
by Lernhart-An Act regulating the
granting oil certificates to teachers in the
State Committee on Education.
By Folsom-Motion to proceed with
the election of u United States Senator.
Carried.
Assemblyn,an Folsom OF Ornlsby nom
mated Hon. VIM. M. Stewart for United
States Senator, seconded by Pike.
Hon. VIM. NJ. Stewart received the
unanimous vote OF the Assembly.
The vote was as follows:
Allen, Boston, tAarah, Foster, Folsom,
Foulks, Griffin, Harris, Hamill, Hoppin,
Hip, Langhan, Lernhart, Lochlin, Lo-
gan, Manning, Massey, Mccarthy, Mon
ahan, M~cNaughton, Norcross, Pike, Rey-
nolds, Richards, Russell, Smith, rhies,
Wheeler and MIR. Speaker.
Charges against Frank Bell investiga-
ted during the afternoon. At evening
session the House went into the Com
inittee of the Whole, and on motion
the committee rose and reported to the
House that the committee had investiga-
ted the charges againt MI. Bell and that
they were without foundation in fact.
sENATE-TENTH DAY.
Mr.. Gignoux submitted the report OF
the State Prison Committee on Warden
ship investigation, entirely generating
Frank Bell. Read and placed on file.
The members of the Senate marshall
ed by the Sergeant-at-Arms marched to
the Assembly Chamber.
Speaker Bell presented his gayel to
President Poujode, who called the joint
convention to order, briefly stating the
object of the meeting The rolls OF each
House was called by their respective Sec
~retaries and found to all be present ex-
cept Senator Foley, absent on account of
sickness.
That portion Of yesterdays journal OF
each House was read relative to the cleo
ton OF United States Senator, and in ac-
cordance Herewith President Poujade
declared VIM. M. Stewart to be the
unanimous chhice of this Legislature as
United States Senator from Nevada.
Bill appropriating $3.50 900 to pay sal
cries and expensesyof this session, pass
ed.
AT 3 p. IN. the members of the Senate
proceeded to the Assembly Chamber to
meet in joint convention with that body
in the election of State Prison Warden.
ASSEMBLY.
BY Hammlll-Joint resolution memo
rializing the Idaho Legislature in regard
to fish ladders. Committee. on Federal
Relations.
BY Harris-Resolution appointing a
committee of three to wait on the Senate
and inform them the Assembly is ready
for the election of a United State SEN
ator.
The ~Sergeant-at- Arms of the Senate
appeared with the President and the
members of the Senate.
The President of the Senate said
"Whereas the Journals Of the Senate
and Assembly have been read before
this joint session and whereas it appears
that the same person has received the
unanimous vote of both the Senate and
Assembly in separate sessions, now
therefore, in pursuance of the authority