The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-03-26
PROCEEDINGS OF
THE LEGISLATURE,
LIST OF BILLS PASSED.
March 18th.
SENATE.
March 18th
SENATE.

SENATE.
Sub. for A B. 50: Relative TO inau
encing and corrupting voters. Passed
a B 1875, Skaggs: To prevent ID
unla xful destruction Of fish. Passed.
Alb lis, McCourt: To procure
painting of Governor Sadler- Passed
AIR Is. skaggs: The .'erine o
i73" and its effects. Passed.
A B 10. Denton: Granting righ
of way through Lincoln county. Pass
ed.
ACR, Denton: Extra pay for at
taches. Passed.
ALB los, Cooke: Providing for TIE
appointments Of guardians. Passed.
ABls5, McCarran: Al aet 20 reg
ulate the administration Of deceased
persons. Passed.
&C r Il. Cooke-ReiaiiEe % 10 ihe
free coinage OF silver. Passed.
ASSEMBLY.
The Assembly put IN the day With
amendments from The Senate: . num-
Der of conferences committees we're APP
pointed. and in number Of BIZ : the
conference resulted 10 the approval Of
the two Houses.
March 18th.
ASSEMBLY.
S. c. r. Is: Authorizing five thou-
sand copies OF The new incorporation
Dill 10 be printed. Passed.
5. C. R.-Relative 70 adjournment.
Resolved, By the Senate, the Assembly
concurring. that this, the 2ls, session
Of tie Nevada State Legislature. De ad-
journed sine die az 1870 clock p. NJ.
March 18th. Adopted.
Mr.. Denton moved that committee
of three be appointed 10 notify the
Governor that the Assembly would ad.
journ sine die at 1880 O'Clock. Car.
ried. Messrs. Denton, Cooke and
Gushing appointed as committee.
Mr. Cooke moved that like com
mittee be appointed to notify the Sem
ate that the resolution had been adopt
ed. Carried. Messrs. Burke, Litterell
and Riley, of Hum boldt, appointed.
The committee appointed to notify
the Governor reported that they had
performed their duty, and had also
learned that the Governor had no fur.
ther communications TO make, except
TO convey his congratulations aud good
wishes TO the mem bers of The 21st ses-
sion OF the Nevada Legislature. Mr.
Cooke arose to question of privilege
and presented With fitting remarks a
token OF respect in the shape of gold
handled cane to the Speaker from the
members OF the Assembly. ~. Wilson
responded. thanking the bly, for
the gift.
Speaker pro TEN Denton was called
to thu hair and Mr.. Noteware present.
ed him with a cane. Mr.. Denton
thanked the mem ers 10 a fitting ad :
dress.
Mr.. Cooke, on behalf OF the attaches
presented the Chief Clerk, Mr.. Clark,
with token OF their esteem Mr.
Clark made graceful speech OF ac-
knowled gment.
A resolution by Litterell, praising
the Speaker for the able and just
manner 10 which he had presided
nvar "a Hnn.a uoo
Curling presented similar resou-
tion, thanking Speaker pro TEN Den-
ton, which was adopted.
Mr.. Cooke introduced a resolution
thanking the people Of Carson for their
treatment accorded the
members of the Legislature. Carried.
Resolutions by Messrs. Syphus and
Graham. thanking the Chief Clerk and
attaches. Adopted.
Adjourned sine die at 1890 p. m.
SENATE.
c. X. 10. Jackson-l,elative to ad-
appointed to wait on the Governor and
Assembly and inform them that the
Senate was about to adjourn. Com
mittees reported back that they had
performed their duty.
Senate took a recess, subject to the
call OF the President.
Mr.. Bell In neat speech presented
the President OF the Senate with
large punch bowl. The president re-
piled In his usual good humor
Committee from Assembly notified
the Senate that they were ready to adj
iourn at 1890.
Senator Jackson arose to make pre-.
of magnificent gold headed
cane to the President pro tern, Senator
Greene. Senator Greene heartily
thanked the members for tho remem.
brance.
Mr.. Bell moved TO lake recess UNI
til call from tie chair.
Senate called to order at 1920.
Mr.. Harden, on behalf OF the Senate,
thanked the attaches for the manner
IN which they had performed their va.
rious duties during the session.
After a prayer by the oh plain the
Senate adjourned Sine die.
This Session.
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