Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-27

Assembly Puts in a Lively
Meeting
SENATE
Senate called to order; President
Allen in the chair.
Roll call; all present.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Journal of Saturday read and ap
proved.
Senator Rolf presented rasolu-
ton appointing the hour of noon
Tuesday as special order for the
vote for U. S. Senator. Resolution:
adopted.
Senator Graham gave notice that he
would at some future day introduce
a bill to pay State deficiencies for the
years 19O1-1902
Senator Bell gave notice that he
would at some future day introduce
bill regulating the compensation of
the officers OF Nye county.
Senate adjourned until Il o'clock
Tuesday.
THE ASSEMBLY.
Speaker Wilson called the Assem-
Garland will act as chaplain for the
week.
The committee on Federal relations
reported upon the memorial resolu-
ton asked for by New Mexico and re-.
commended that it do pass and that
a joint committee from the Senate
and House be appointed to draft a
suitable memorial asking for the ad-
mission Of the territory as State.
MIR. Logan Of Ormsby, who was a
committee of one to confer with like
committee from the Senate to secure
a janitor for the committee rooms
reported that they could not agree as
yet. This led to whole lot OF dis.
the committee the rest of the Ormsby
delegation and Mr.. Lothrop of Els
meralda.. This looked to some OF
the members like making the commit
tee Republican. and some warn
speeches were made on party lines
Mr. Cooke thought the great Demo
ocratic party of Nevada was big
enough to stand it but the change
was voted down and the committee
will endeavor to effect fusion will
the Senate committee before tomor
row.
Messages from Ex-Governor Sadie
and Governor Sparks were received
and placed on file !.
Mr. McCarran of Washoe intrOduc
ed a resolution resolving that tn
appointed, shall consist of five men
bers, and that all matters relating t
proposed forestry legislation shall b
referred to the committee. Adopted
Trembath of Storey introduced
resolution making the election
United States Senator a special ord<
for noon tomorrow
The special order for this afte
noon was the consideration of Co
ernor Sadler's veto message of tt
proposed constitutional amendme1
taxing patented mines. Mr. Skage
moved to vacate it and take it up t
morrow afternoon at 1870, but mo
of the members appeared to be of tt
opinion that Senator" would wal
to talk again then and it was pas
ed along to Thursday afternoon at
o'clock.
Mr.. Cooke offered a resolution sc
meeting of the Assembly hereafte
Adopted.
Mr. Griffin of Washoe, offered a re
olution OF the Attorney General upt
the right of Governors to veto a pr
posed Constitutional Amendme1
Adopted, and Messrs. Skaggs, Coo
and Vaughan were appointed a col
mittee to interview the AttOrns
General.
Mr. Vaughan, of Lincoln, gave nc
ice that he would at some future da
introduce a bill to provide for b.
ter means of escaping from the be
tom of a mining shaft.
Mr. Pohl. of Lander. gave Eoti'
that he would introduce two bills !
lating to schools. One to amer
section IS of the act providing f
the election of school trustees and t
other is to amend section l of the q
to amplify the powers of school IT.,
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