Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-02-05
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
A Record Of the Proceedings OF
the Seventeenth Session.
FIFTEENTH DAY.

| FIFTEENTH DAY.
Senate met at II a. m. President
Sadler in the chair.
| Roll called. All present, but Gregg
| vich
Prayer by Chaplain Father Clyne.
Reading of the Journal as usual.
Gregovich was excused until Friday
on account of sickness in his family.
Assembly Bill 10 relative to elections,
came IN from the Assembly.
Also Resolution No 10, relative to
affairs Of State Library. Referred to
Committee oD Education.
Assembly Bill 10. Referred to
Judiciary Committee.
Assembly Bill No l, relative to
Cons itutional Convention. Referred
to Judiciary Committee.
Summertield without notice intro
duced Senate Bill II, relative to set
Ting the estates of deceased persons.
Judiciary.
BY Summerfield, resolution relative
to Nicaragua Canal. Went on the
Journal under the roll.
Recess
AFTER RECESS
Patchen of the Judiciary committee
reported substitute for Senate Bill
No. 5. relative to Justices Of the
Peace
Comins gave notice that he would
put i'm protest against the protest OF
Summerfield on the Nicaragua Canal
bill
ASSEMBLY
Convened at II A. N. Speaker Allen in the
chair.
Roll call, all present.
PRAYER by the Chaplain.
Journal read and approved
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
By Harry Flarnery, Sergeant-at-Arms, re-
porting the serving Of the subpoena on L. F.
Dunn, County Clerk Of Humboldt county.
NOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
By Denton, that q committee of five be ap-
poiu ted to lake charge and count the Hum
boldt county ballots.
Moved by Allen that the resolution be re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee. Aliens
motion carried.
McNaughton moved tie reconsider the vote.
Carried.
Hogan moved to postpone indefinitely the
whole subject, that the Assembly had no
legal right to take upon the case.
Mr. Francis read Judge Mack's decision in
the Lynip- Buckner case, and made a good
argument in his own favor.
Denton advocated the will of the people
be taken to decide the matter
Ayes: Allen, of Eureka, Briggs, Flanagan,
Francis, Greenwood. Hogan, Russell and
Wilson; s. Noes: Beck. Conboie, Constant
Court, Crisler, Denton, German, lehman,
Leidy. Mcdonald, Newman, Noel, Stanley,
weiland and Mr. Speaker; Is
Moved by Allen that the ballots be counted.
Wielaud made motion to have COM
mite of five appointed. After long discus
sion Coryell moved for a recess until P NJ.
Carried
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Allen, Wieland and Denton withdrew their
motions.
/McNaughton offered an amendment that a
committee of three be appointed one by Mr.. |
Francis, one by Mr. Hardin and the third by
the Speaker, the ballots counted in the House I
before no one but the officers and members, |
the Clerk and Assistant Clerk to keep tally. |
Allen objected to any other than legal bal
lots being counted.
Beck inquired and made an amendment as
to whether the reporters or the County Clerk /
of Humboldt would be allowed in the cham
ber Carried.
The committee is composed Of Allen, of |
Eureka, named by Francis, Allen declined |
Noel selected by Hardin, Mr.. Flanagan APP |
pointed by Francis The Speaker appointed
Mr. Denton.
Still in session as the TRIBUNE goes to
press