Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-01-29
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

ing OF the Journal.
The following telegram was re-
celved from Washington, D. c.. ian
9th 1897:
Hon. Alex McCone, President PRO
lem. OF Senate, or Hon. Len, Allen
speaker OF the House Il have re.
eelved your joint telegram ADVISING
me OF my reelection to the q. s. Sen.
ate. am deeply sensible Of the dis
tlngulshed honor conferred on me bv
the people OF my State acting through
enelr Legislature in electing me for
the nth consecutive term to the Ma.
tional Senate. 1 fully recognize the
ooilgatlon thus imposed to guard to
the utmost OF my ability the interests
OF the State, as we'll as those of the
entlre country, ano especially do all
that may lie in my power to advance
the great cause Of Independent free
silver coinage by the United States.
1 neg you to convey to the members Of
your respective Houses my most ain
cefe and grateful acknowledgment
Tor their confidence and support
JOHN P. JONES
b. No. II, by Summerfield Of
"dsnoe-To authorize the Comma
sloners Of Washoe county to issue
oohos for furnishing an ADEQUATE
supply OF water for the town of Verdi
Ways and Means.
A. d. No. II, by Observation-Disclosures
OF western Shoshne Indian reserva.
tioh IN Elk county. A good mineral
ized belt flows through it, including
valuable placer mines OF no value r.
Indians thereof. Asks com m ittoo
OF both houses to investigate and
MAKE memorial to Congress. Military
Indian Affairs.
Governors message with accom-
p"hylng veto, made special order for
next Monday at 2 p. On.
oummerfield's observation-disclosures
nent bill continued until REGULAR call
.omOl row..
substitute for Assembly Bill No. s.
10 restrict glove contests in the State
u Nevada. Petitions and teleprams
eau from various parts of the State
advocating or protesting against tho
passage of the bill. The vote on {
ma passage stood as follows. {
-yes-Denton, Gregovich, Kaiser
ora, Martin, Mills, Richards, Skaoos 6
10 Summerfield OF Humboldt. o 5
ays-Comins, Ernst, Leavitt, Sum. A
.efleld OF Washoe, Wilson and Nc a
one; 6.
o B. NO. 3, by Lord-Relief of the y
evada National Guard. Re-referred V
ways and Means.
Substitute for S. B. No. 2. nv Sum W
erheld OF Washoe-Life dinlomas cf
eachers who have attained the de. Ii
ee OF Bachelor of Arts. Pas.ed al
'animously. q
AZ l2:lo a recess was taken until al
NJ. hr
AFTERNOON SESSION,
report OF State Board of Agricul.
g received and referred 70 Cam.
ltee on Agriculture. III
he members having a considerab1o st;
cunt OF committee business on va
10 attend TO-, on motion of the
nlns at 2 :05 the Senate adio,r,o1 but
Def
Z ASSEMBLY. ELEVENTH DAY. pee
-ssemoly called to order at II viii
och oy Speaker pro tenn Nc. ella
lghten. sitr
.uorum present.
rayer by Rev. Mr.. Garland. G
'urnal Of yesterday read and to a
roved. avo,
telegram was received from the
ator Jones extending thanks for lne
'r conferred by election to Sen ,"''
or fifth time. Ordered snread
the minutes. II
,Naugpten of Ways and Means oent
reported back A r 2 i H
II all IN reference to copying Duo
lal- without recommendation. Til
recommended that not in St
han 500 be appropriated for stv
the b
iioN AND FIRST READING. Hayt
NauShten by Ieave-A B % few d
OPERATING s1l, 764 % for dormi.
S..4 .l oorro"ed sever
h- 'ono at 4 per left o.
bonds to be issued to provide
,yment. Read second tinoo.a Tril
ed to committee on Ways and Men
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