Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-01-31
TIE LEGISLATURE.
Eighth Day Of the Twentieth
Session.
ASSEMBLY,
ASSEMBLY.

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semhly to order yesterday. All members
being present.
The committee on mines and mining
reported favorably on Senate Concur
rent Resolution No e.
Henry Refill was appointed assistant
janitor to take care OF the committee
rooms
A message was received from the
Senate informing the Assembly OF the
appointment of standing committees.
Also transmitting Senate Concurrent
Resolution No 3. relative to opening
| Indian reservations to mineral loca-
| tons.
Governor veto message made a
! special order for 2 O'Clock Monday
! Senate Concurrent Resolution re-
| ferred to committee on mines and min
| ing without berg read
| Mr. Sunllnerheld OF Fsn1crada gave
. notice that at some i.stl-~c time he
would Introduce bill providing for an
! appropriation to defray the expenses Of
, re-surseying portion OF the bound
! airy line between Esmeralda and Nye
| counties
Assembly Bill No. II-introduccd by
Mr.. Parker-To more fully secure the
secrecy OF the ballot This bill pro
! vldes that when a voter is physically
! unable 10 mark his ballot he may Sc
! can only be provided by one OF the
! cure assistance, but such assistance
Judges or inspectors of the Board OF
| election of the precinct in which the
vote is cast. To secure this he will
first have to subscribe to an affidavit
TO the effect that he cannot mark his
ballot and the officers"of election shall
alternate in furnishing assistance They
are prohibited from revealing how the
elector voted under the penalty OF i'm
prisonment from one to FIVE years in
the penitentiary. Referred to the
committee on elections
| Assembly Bill No I2-introduced b,
MIR. Holmes OF Storey-Relates to al,
adjustment OF the salaries and duties
OF Storey county officials. 1t was con
sldered read and referred to the Store,
delegation
Assembly Bill No I3-Introduced b,
Mr.. Sweeney OF Ormsby-Rel te
the manner OF electing school trustees
1t makes no change III the present Law
save that it provides that such electio,
shall take place at the time OF the gen
eral election instead OF by special elec
ton as 1T present.
Senate Concurrent Resolution
g memorial asking our representative
, use their best efforts toward securin.
: Nevadas share OF any appropriation
the government may make for Stat
! Schools OF Mines, was passed by
unanimous vote.
~ Speaker Van Duzer announced the ap
:, pointment OF special committee o
II Game and Fish Laws to consist c
y Messrs CoryeH Webster and Heider
reich
- Recess until II o'clock tomorrow
y" THE SENATE
y Senate called to order by Presidel
d Judge.
a Prayer by the Chaplain.
Roll cali--All present.
IF Journal OF Monday read and appro,
l. ed
" Senate resolution No. I reported ia,
ID orably.
y Senator Livingston reported iavo
ably on the resolution appointing a
assistant ianitor to take care OF con
mittee rooms. Report adopted al
Henry Rieli appointed
Senate Bill No. 5-Introduced 1
a. Senator Bell-To make an appropri
- ton Tor the purpose OF making pro
- er display OF Nevada resources at Blu
-, ialo, n. Y. at the exposition to be he
re at that place. The sum OF $4,000 to
~ appropriated Tor the purpose. Refe
ch red to the Committee on Internal Ir
ne provements.
nd Senate Bill No 6-Inlroduced by NJ
or Neutrality-suspicious. act to repeal an A
- entitled an Act Rc.ating to Locate
OF Mines. Referred to the Commit
. on Mines and Mining
Senate Bill No introduced
Senator Pitt-An Act to create Sta
Board of Pharmacy. Referred to Il
JudiCiay Committee
Senator Williams introduced a res
luton to the effect that the sum of
l be allowed the Senate members f
stationery etc. Adopted
II Senate Bill No. 3-Introduced
, Senator Bell--An Act to regulate Il
1 branding and marking cattle Plac,
on third reading and bill passed.
Senate Bill No 4-Introduced
Senator Bell--An Act to regulate ma
riage and divorce Bill ordered e
crossed
Recess until D. H.
In the afternoon all were present