Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-03-10
ASSEMBLY.

Aeoii NoiiSO> 1uOI uul pISSeut.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Wilson.
Journal OF Yesterday read and ap-
proved.
S B 9l-Printing Committee
Amendatory of an act to establish a
weather service station and to pro
vide for the appointment of an OBJ
server thereof. State Institutions
S b subcommittee on Agricul-
ture-Amendatory of an act to pro-
vide for the management and control
OF the State Agricultural Society.
Agriculture.
5 b 97-Ernst-An act to provide
for the selection and sale of lauds
that have been granted or may here
after be granted to the State by the
United States. Public Lands.
S b 76-Comins-An act concern
ing the census Of school children
and the apportionment of school
money thereon. Education.
S 9S-Ways and Means-An act
to protect ,he public ranges of the
State from the depredations of wild
horses. Agriculture.
S B 99-Ways and Means-An act
to provide for lighting the State
Capitol building aud grounds and
other State property. Ways and
Means.
S B 100-Ways aud Means-An
act 10 amend an act authorizing q
State loan. Committee of the
Whole,
B 1O1-Lord-An act for the
relief of Battery A Band. WAYS and
Means.
S B l04-Martin-An act for the
relief of Douglas county. Commit,
tee of the Whole.
S B 94-Martin-An act making
the State Treasurer ex-oaicio Sup
eriutendent of State Printing. Pub
lie Printing.
S 96-Ways and Means-An act
fixing salary of Superintendent of
Public Instruction.. Ways and
Means.
Sub. for A B 2-Ormsbv Delega-
tion-An act liking the salary of the
Justice OF the Peace and Constable
of Carson township. Passed.
Recess until l 80 o N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Assembly called to order by
Speaker Allen.
Quorum present.
A Is l0o NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF an act relating to marriage and
divorce. Passed.
A 12-Garrard-An act to re-
strict the creating Of deficiencies in
moneys set apart by the Legislature.
Sent to Senate for correction.
A 3 Observation-Disclosures
Of an act to promote the purity of
elections. Senate amendments were
agreed to.
Assembly Bill "a, increasing the
rate of taxation or mines, caused
lutte a commotion on its final pass
age. The promoter Of the bill claimed
here was an unseen power against il.
evidently saw it WAS doomed, and
o1ered a Substitute and desired to
1t. The Speaker ruled that
he Substitute was debateable. Mr.
lrembath promptly appealed from
ne decision of the Char, and was
sustained in his appeal by a vote of
he House. A motion was then made
o lay the Bill and Substitute on the
able, which was carried.
1t is considered that this effectuany
ills the measure.
A b l05-An act to provide for
he payment of certain claim. against =
he State. Passed. =
A B Northumberland act 7
0 provide for the deficiencies in s
urred ID the building and furnish
ng Of dOrmitories at the State t
University. Passed. j
Allen gave notice that he would G
owe to reconsider the vote bv :.
'hich A. B. 100 was passed. ,
A G r No 3-Allen-ReIatiye tn .
dlscrimnations of freights by :.
railroad companies. T
EVENING SESSION. "
Most Of the time in the Assembly o
ist evening was taken up in a dis
OF the three Midwinter Fair i,
aims which had beer left as The g.
[termaIth. A demand WAS made for y