Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-03-14
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tSenAte met at II 4. m. Absent Sen
stots Williams and DAngberg. Jour-
nal read and approved. gef17 q !
Message from the Governor an
nouncing approval of The library bill.
A. B. 126-Act reimbursing p. L.
Flanagan for poll tax book that was
lost. Passed.
File being clean Senate took re-
cess till 2 p. m.
senate-Afternoon.
Senate met at 2 p. m. there being
no business on file, recess was taken
until 3 p. m. Message from the As
sembly.
Sub for S. B. 6o-An act to create
Judicial districts. Laid on table.
Conference committee appointed L,
confer with like committee in regard
to amendments on S. B. 81.
A. c. r. 12-Dodge-To adjourn the
present legislature at e p. m. to-
day Adopted.
ADOPTED
Message from the Governor approx,
ing S. B. 75-Act regulating gaming.
S. BIZ S3-General appropriation bill
Senate refused to concur in Assembly
amendments. Conference appointed
Senate-Eening.
Senate met at o'clock.
Aaf 10 nf
liquors in certain localities. Passed.
A. B. 145-Licence for nickel-in-slot
machines. Passed 10 to 5.
S. B. 6O-Act to provide for new
judicial district. Passed.
S. B. se-Act to provide license on
liquor dealers. Passed as amended IN
the Assembly.
Recess till 10 a. m. today.
misunderstanding.
Absent Blake, Craze, Henderson
Holmes, Jacobsen, McCourt and
Staunton, leave granted to all except
Staunton and Jacobsen.
Protest received from Mr.. c. e
Smith, of Humboldt, refusing to &C
cept the additional forty dollars fol
work after the time prescribed for the
legislative session, maintaining tina
the resolution is improvident and con
trary to the laws of the State.
On motion of Mr. Orr the resolution
adopting the extra forty dollars wa
rescinded.
S. B. 41-O'Kane-Sale of land
- granted to State. Laid on Table
Letter was received from Presiden
Roosevelt, through his private secre
tary, VIM. Loeb, Jr., attesting hi
heartfelt appreciation of the congratu
lations and good wishes telegraphe'
March 4th by the Assembly. Place
on file.
Resolution adopted allowing eXtr
pay to the following clerks for extr
work: Nellie Sheehan, $62.5O; Id
McCarty, $2130; Herbert E. Christie
$1,000.
s.. B. ~93-Ways and Means-To pa
deficiencies of the 22d Session of tn
legislature Ways and Means.
S. B.. 1-Oddie-Safety of miner
House refused to recede from il
amendment.
Sen Sub. for A. B. S6-Reduction {
county taxation. Substitute adopted
s. B. 65-Brougher- Prohibitin
corporated city. Lost, Is to IA, tie
absent.
Recess till p. m.
observation-disclosures.
A. B. 86-An act to license liquc
houses for State revenue. Passed 2
to II.
S. B. 92-Act regulating compens
tion for deputy state officers. Laid Q
Table.
r ecess till z p. m.
Asembly-Evening
Assembly met at p. m. The ge
.eral appropriation bill came and pas
ed as amended by the Senate.
A. B. 167-Was introduced by M
Cole. This measure is to take tt
place of the one vetoed by the Go
ernor in regard to preventing sa
of liquors along the irrigation canal
; Passed.
S. B. 91-An act to provide for SAT
.,ty in mines. Passed as amended.
Sub. for S. B. 60-Act regulatir
judicial districts. Passed
Recess till II today.
His Accounts Were Straiuht,