Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-02-03

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this proposition, after which a still
further recess till 3 p. NJ. in order to
give committee the desired further
time to complete reports.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
A message from the Assembly and
reports OF standing committees were
received, and on motion the Senate
went into Committee OF the Whole on
Assembly bill No. 10, the
APPROPRIATION BILL.
After q brief discussion of this bill
creating u Legislative fund (appro.
PIRATES s32,OOO) it was agreed to report
favorable upon the same, recommend
ing its passage.
Regular session being resumed the
Appropriation bill was read and pass
ed unanimously.
At 4 p. NJ. the Senate adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
Called to order at IL A. NJ.
Speaker Allen presiding.
Roll call.
Prayer by Chaplain.
Reading OF the Journal as usual.
Leave of absence granted to Mr..
Constant, detained bya wreck on the
Central Pacific Railroad.
PETITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS,
iy Beck-Petition in favor OF Wo-
man Suffrage, signed bp GOT
signers. Judiciary.
BY McDonald--Assembly Concur
rent Resolution greeting the people
OF the silver producing States and con-
graduating them that none but friends
Of free coinage had been elected in
these States TO represent them in
Washington. Federal Relations.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Allen OF Eureka-To prevent
trespass by live stock upon real es-
tate. Judiciary.
BY Allen Of Eureka-Rclating to
elections and to more fully secure the
secrecy OF the ballot. Judiciary Com
mittee.
BY Wilson-To prevent the sale of
spirituous liquors in the Capital
building. Public Morals.
BY Gorman-To create a Legislative
fund and repeal No /. Committee
OF tho Whole.
By Becx-In the protection of deer
elk, antelope and other game (close
season for large game from january
LIST to September lst.) Judiciary.
On motion OF Corycll, in order to
consider the Legislative fund bill, the
House went into
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
Beck in the Chair. Bill read and
motion carried that the Committee
recommend its passage.
CIR No. 5 tinstructing our Con-
gressional representatives to vote
against the Reilly Funding billy was
then considered and n motion carried
that the Committee arise, recommend.
ing its passage. Committee arose and
reported to the House.
REGULAR SESSION RESUMED.
Report OF the Committee Of the
Whole adopted.
Legislative fund bill passed unani.
mously.
On motion OF Allen Of Eureka, Con.
current Resolution No 4-the Anti.
Reilly resolution wi taken up from
tho report of the Committee OF tho
Whole and lost-15to ID. twomembcrs
absent. II requiring II constitutional
majority Of 16 votes to pass q bill or n
concurrent resolution.
Recess till 2 y. NJ.
Following is the on the vote Reilly
Funding bill:
Ycas-Allen OF Eureka, Beck.
Briggs. Brockllss, Cont, Crisler,
Flannigan, Hogan, I1cidy. Murphy.
McNaughton. Pitt, Russell. Stanley,
Wilson--iG. Nays-Bcals, Conboic.
Coryell. Denton, German. Greenwood,
Hall. Human, Mcdonald, Newman.
Noel. Wcilnnd, Mr.. Spcakcr-.13. Alb.
sent-C Constant, Francis--2.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Comin's Senate Resolution No. 3.
was taken up and read, and Allen OF
Eureka presented a substitute. con.
tanning In substance the Anti. Reilly
bill resolution ofthe Silver party State
platform. and moved It's adoption lie
asked that II Of Bassett's (Old pard)
letters be read rs pertinent to the
question. The Clerk proceeded to
read. Then tho speaker declared IL
out OF order, Allen appealed and
tho decision Of tho chair WA sns.
tanned.
After some more Reconsideration
and Pitt IN favor Of and Denton and
and German against~-tbe substitute