Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-02-07

from each county only. and the lowe,
House according to population. He
clearly outlined the dangers of allowing
one county to become too powerful in
either House, how it were possible for
the representatives, OF one county to
always hold the balance of power 1t
was a splendid talk and the manner
in which he answered questions that
were fired at him from all sides was
source of pride to the minority party in
the House of which Mr. Plat is
member
The bill was made a special order
for tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
A mistake was made in the report
OF Mr. Wilson's bill yesterday wherein
it was stated that the bill proposed a
uniform system of text books. Mr.. !
Wilson's bill proposes no change in the
present law, except that it repeats that !
portion authorizing the issuance OF
a temporary certificate for six months
to teach school AS the law now stands
anyone can get a certificate Tor hall a
year upon satisfactory showing to
the board OF examination, to renew
which they must pass an examination
! Too often the satisfactory showing is
| merely political pull Or lengthy pc
| tition, and the examination is never
taken. This bill proposes that every
one teaching in our public school
shall pass an examination.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
A. B. No IL by Parker of Lander
| Providing that assistance may be given
in the voting booths to those physical
| ly unable to mark their ballots, such as
sistance to be furnished only by the
judges or inspectors Of election, after
the voter has made an affidavit to the
effect that he needs assistance. The
Judges and inspectors shall alternate
in assisting and must preserve the Sc
crecy OF the ballot under penalty of
Imprisonment from one to FIVE years.
Mr. Allen made argument in favor OF
the bin saying that it would prevent
selling of votes in many instances
Passed unanimously
A. B. Fl, by Wilson OF Elko-In et-
feet repeating that portion OF the pres
ent law authorizing the issuance Of
temporary certificates to teach schoo
upon satisfactory showing made to
the Board OF Education Under the
i Wilson bill it will be necessary to take
an examination before a certificate car
be received. Ordered engrossed.
Mr.. Allen said that he wanted some
thing to do SO he moved to adjourn un
SEN TIE.
President Judge in the chair
II Prayer by the chaplain.
ri Roll call-Senator Williams ahsen
81 on leave.
n Journal OF previous day read and ap
) proved.
I'll S. c. r. No. +, introduced by NJ,
VI Bell-Relating to the election Of Z
70 S. Senators by direct popular voti
o Referred to the committee on fedora
l. relations
S. B. No. II, introduced by Nj
81 Gallagher-An Act to authorize tn
4 treasurer of Lyon county to pay to tn
IS order OF the Bullion and Exchang
S, bank STAT 50, money advanced on pa,
IN ment Of coupons of bonds which hav
IS been lost Referred to Lyon coun,
% delegation.
lie S. B. No. ~, introduced bv CON
n mittee on claims-An Act to pay d.
Sc hciency in claims for the years 1890
20 Referred to the committee on ways an
70 means.
Sub for S. B. No. Eight hor
q bill passed by the Assembly Referre
"a to the committee on mines and MINING
A. B. No. o-An Ac SKIING the sa
4 aries of the Justices Oh the Suprem
all Court Referred to the committee q
judiciary.
- S. B. No. I4-An Act to repeal a
De Act authorizing the killing of vii
1t horses Placed on third reading an
nj. passed.
Recess until p. m
ssh AFTERNOON SESSION.
S. B. No 5-An Act TO provide {,
Gu the collection, arrangement, etc,
Nevada products at the Buffalo expos
DEL ton. After taking up the afternoc
session in discussing the bill II was Q
dered engrossed
IL Adjourned
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