The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29
PROCEEDINGS OF
THE LEGISLATURE.
First Day.

Monday, January 10, the twenty
first session OF the Nevada Legislature
convened In Carson City. 1t was noon
by the clocks in the Assembly hall
when the two bodies we're called to or
| der. A number of spectators, includ
ing many ladies', were on hand to wit
ness the work necessary to properly
and legally assemble the law makers.
While little was done 10 a Law max /.
ing way, jet tho nrst step was taken !;
that of passing the legislative sppro-
priation bill In the Senate. Tno tip
preparation was raised from 90, 900 70
s40, 600, as seven additional members
have been added to the body over tho
last session. There will be little done
until the message from the Governor
is received. which will be 10 a day or
80.
Tho following business ras trsnssc.
ted:
At IL o'clock Lieutenant Governor
Allen. who Is president OF the Sen.
ate, called that body TO order. He
made a few brief remarks, stating that
he hoped that the session would result
in good la = for the State and people.
Roll call on hold over Senators, with
the following responding;
Mr.. Bell, Mr.. Prudential, Mr..
Greene, Mr.. Jackson, Mr.. Pitt, Mr..
Gallagher.
The following new Senators answered
to roll call:
Mr.. Brougher, Mr.. Daugberg. Mr..
Graham. Mr.. Hardin, MIR. Hunter, Mr..
Lord, MIR. Miller. Mr., Raftice, Mr..
Roff, Mr.. Thorne and Mr.. Williams.
Chief Justice Belknap administered
the oath OF Office and the Senate was in
working commission.
Senator Greene was made speaker
pro tenn. Senator Bell made number
OF complimentary remarks before the
vote was taken. The election was made
unanimous.
Senator Williams here announced
that the Republican minority would
offer no opposition to the attache nom-
nations of the majority. The follow.
ing attaches were then placed in nom-
nation and elected:
President Protein -Chss. Greene of
White Pine.
Secretary--C. II. Mcintosh OF Hum.
boldt.
Assistant Sscretary-E T. George
OF Lander.
Minute Clerk--W. F. Virgin of
Douglas.
Eng rossing Clerk--Miss Kate Swick
of Eureka.
Copying Clerk--Miss Dora Aaroe of
Esmeralda.
Enrolling Clerk-Miss Elizabeth
Fitzgerald of Storey.
Sergeant at Arms-King Ryan of
Washoe
Messenger-D. Abel OF Humboldt.
Committee Clerk-John Robb of
Washee.
Page-John Leehy Of Storey.
Portor-August Berniug Of Ormsby.
The Governors message was not
ready. The President OF the Sen.
ate will appoint all standing commit.
tees.
Senate Bill No. l, an Act to Create
Legislative fund amounting to $40, 600
for the expenses of the twenty first ses.
sion of the Nevada Legislature. Bin
read the second time and referred TO
the Comittee of the Whole. Bill read
third time and passed. This bill re-
ceived no dissenting vote.
Adjourned till ii q. m. Tuesday.
ASSEMBLY.
Secretary OF State Glib Douglass call
cd the Assembly to order and the first
business was 9 prayer by Rev. E. E.
Dodge of Carson.
Temporary officers we're uominsted
and later on made permanent. Justice
Fitzgerald administered the official
oath.
The caucus attaches we're appointed
as follows:
Speaker, Marion 8. Wilson OF Elko.
Speaker Protein, ]. A. Denton OF
Lincoln.
Chief Clerk, j. Clark OF Lincoln.
Assistant Clerk, Frank Armstrong
of Lyon.
Minute Clerk, Miss Uns Reilly Of
White Pine
Journal l'lerk, Ed Hunmel o. Nye
Engrossing Clerk, Lizzie Morgan Of
Hum noidl.
Enrolling Clerk, Kate McElroy of
Eureka
Cummitt'o Clerk. Geo w Keith of
Orm>by.
Sergeant at Arms, Richard Gallagh-
er, nf Storey
Messenger, ]. a. DAILY Of Churchill.
Perter. Mr.. Latts OF Lander
Page, Chas. franter of Ormsby.
Speaker Marion ) Wilson OF Elko
made very neat speech in which he
expressed his thanks for tho honor
which had been conferred upon him,
together with the hope OF a useful sos.
sion. An adjournment was taken uu-
, til Tuesday morning Appeal
Second Day.
T..