Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-02-04


Some one made q motion to lay
McCarran's motion upon the table,
and it was carried by a vote of 10 to
II.
Mr.. McCaran challenged the journal
which stated that an amendment Of
fered by Cooke, of Washoe, had been
voted upon just prior to the call for
the previous motion. He stated that
the notes Of the minute clerk showed
that the amendment was stin pending,
and had not been voted upon: and that
the journal is supposed to be made up
from the notes of the minute clerk.
Cooke moved to expunge the word
"lost" appearing in the journal show
ing the disposition made of his amend
ment
At this point Mr.. Skaggs arose and
stated that the friends of the bill
would agree to vote for re-considera-
ton with the opponents of it, so if
anything irregular had occurred they
could make it right on a new vote.
The speaker ruled that he, would
not allow the minute clerks minutes
to be read to support the impeachment
of the journal.
Cooke. of Washoe, took an appeal
from the decision of the chair.
To In <ha
table was carried by vote of 10 to 10.
MIR. Cooke introduced a resolution
to the effect that hereafter whenever
the journal is challenged it shall be
made to correspond with the books of
the minute clerk Lost IL to IS.
| Mr. McCarran moved that the min
! ute clerks account of Assembly Bill
No. l be copied into the journal word
for word.
| Denton moved to lay McCarran's
! motion on the table
Cooke moved to indefinitely post
pone Denton's motion to lay McCar-
rams motion on the table Declared out
|
to ii.
Cooke moved to dismiss the minute
clerk, upon the ground that if the
clerks notes were not official, there
was no use for clerk. With this
the sheep bill rested for the day but
will be up on reconsideration later
: on.
Mr.. Kitson, of Storey, gave notice
that he would at some future date in
troduce bill to regulate the license
upon all games Of chance.
Mr.. Kitson also gave notice OF q
bill licensing dance halls.
Mr.. McCaran, of Washoe, gave no
tice of a bill creating a State FISH
Commission.
A. B. No. %, Denton. of Lincoln
A new revenue act, amending and sup
plementing the present one. Referred
to the Committee on Ways and Mean
Il A. B. No. "a, Griffin, of Washoe-
!, Authorizing the trustees of school dis
( trict No. 10 in Reno to sell certain
5 property now on hand and purchas
real estate for a new school hous
site. and to issue bonds. Referre'
: to the Washoe delegation.
vi A. B. No. Is. Holmes of Storey-b,
! request-To amend the present act re
:, lating to salaries of Storey count,
officials. Referred to the Storey dele
8 cation.
A. B. No. Is. Cushing-An act com
i polling children Of school age wher
+ the Government or the State of Ne
vada provides schools. lodging, foo
, and clothing, ETC., for the attendant
;. probably intended to apply 'particr
!. larly to Indian children).e Referre
to the Committee on Education.
A. B. No. n, Cooke, of Washoe-
Amending and supplementary to tn
:. act relating to the settlement of tn
i estate Of deceased persons. Referee
9 to the Judiciary Committee
A. b. No. II, Denton, Of Lincoln
Providing that money for Jury fees i
Lincoln county may be drawn fror
:, the general fund of that county Coz
>, sidered engrossed and passed the A,
semh:y By a unanimous vote.
4. g. No. 10, Averill. Of Esmeralda-
70 restrict writs of Injunction. Thi
bill provides that no court shall 4
any time or under any circumstanc
isue . writ to restrain the freedol
Of speech of people assembled Il
peaceable purposes, nor to prever
demonstrations of labor or other o
= yanizations 20 long as they condut
themselves peaceably: nor to restrai
r solicitation by labor organizations {
d men employed. Also provides thu
the courts of Nevada shall constrx