Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-10
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
A Record of the Proceedings of the
Seventeenth Session.
FORTY-SEvENTH DAY.

Senate met at IL A. NJ.
Gov. Sadlef presiding.
Prayer by Rev. Nash.
Judiciary Committee reported Sen
ate Bill 50 without recommendation
and Assembly Bill y favorably
Assembly Bill So amended and recon
mended.
Ways & Means reported unfavor
ably on Senate Bill 20.
Agriculture Committee reported
favnrably on Assembly Bill II.
Joint Committee on early adjourn.
ment recommended the passage OF
substitute for Assembly Bill 1873, and
that the session be continued until
all necessary Legislation be accom-
plished Adj pied
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
(Skaggs) Senate Bill IS. Concern
ing commissioners. Ways Il Means.
lComins) Senate Concurrent Reso-
luton to the recent address OF the BIZ
metallic League.
1t read as follows: Senate Concur
rent Resolution, relative to the recent
address of the Bimetaliic League.
Resolved by the Senate the Assem-
bly, eoncurring that we hail with sat
isfaction the action of the American
Bimetallic League, in calling up the
people of the United States to make all
the questions in the campaign Of 1896
subordinate to the paramount one OF
the restoration of Silver and the cause
of monetary reform.
Resolved. That the people Of Ne
vada fully approve and endorse the
declaration of principles and addresses
formulated hy the Bimetallic League
at its session at Washington on
Tuesday March 5th, and will encour-
age and sustain the work of Nevada's
friends by pledging the electoral vote
of the. State to Hon. Jas. G. Sihley for
President of, or any true friend of the
people in preference to the candidate
Of any party whose interests are ire
connected with the single
Resolved. That the Governor he
TO forward copy of these
10 Gen. A. j. Warner,
Chairman of the Bimetallic League,
d. c.
Summerfield opposed the resolution
md received a lively scoring from
-omins, who said that the Washoe |
Senator staid by his party in oppos |
ng Bimetallism. Patchen made
,ousiug speech for the resolution, but
aid he wanted a Western man in
tead of a Pennsylvania He was
oudly applauded, when the roll was
allied he asked TO be excused from
citing. Maute insisted on the rule
md after Patchen voted Aye there
vas loud applause and Comins went
yer and shook hands with him
The vote stood all for the resolution
kept Kaiser, Martin, Mills and Sum-
nerfield.
Recess till o'clock
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Substitute for Senate Bill So. To
acilitate the giving Of bonds. Bill
rdered engrossed.
Senate Bill 56. Amending an act | {
elative to the formation of corpora
ons for certain purposes. Tabled. {
Senate Bill 81. Amending an act I
elative to official bonds. Temporal {
lily tabled.
GENERAL FILE.
Senate Bill 20. Granting aid to the
tate Agricultural Society. Com {
littae of the Whole.
Assembly Bill Co. To create per
lem fund for White Pine county E
assed
Senate bill 30. To aid the State Ag.
cultural Society. Con idefed in
of the Whole, so as to APP {
,opriate $500. Committee arose and c
ported without recommendation. |
i'll ordered engrossed.
Assembly Ri ~. An act amending
J act relative to compensation Of
UNITY officers. Passed.
Senate Bill H. State reserve fund. d
issed
Senate Bill 60 Act TO protect the \
ages of labor. Tabled.
Assembly Bill l52. An act relative
official salaries, Eureka delegation.
Assembly Bill 1913. Relief of L Sto-
T of Lander county. Passed.
Assembly Bill 42. Relative to sal
les Of the State Prison. Ways and
cans.
Adjourned.