The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-31
OF THE STATE
LEGISLATURE
eleventh DAY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

House called to order by the
speaker.
Roll Call. And all members pres
.cnt except Mr Britt and Mr.. Dunn,
on leave
Prayegby the Chaplain, Rev Cart
land.
The journal was read, corrected
and approved. !
The Committee on Elections report
ed as follows: Your Committee on
Elections has examined the certih- /
cate Of election of eacL and every
member Of the Assembly, and finds all
entitled to seats in the Assembly of
the 23d session of the Nevada legisla-
ture. (Signed) J. H. Vaughan,
Chairman"
The committee of the Humboldt
delegation, TO consider A. B. No. II,
university relief bill, reported the bill
favorably.
The committee of the Washoe del
egation TO consider y. B. No. I, rela-
tive to sale of land belonging TO the
city of Reno, reported favorably.
A message was received from the
Senate transmitting Senate Bill No. 4
and Senate Bill No. 10 both Of which
Ipassed the Senate.
On motion OF Mr.. Davey, A. B. No.
II, Humboldt county bond bill, was
taken up for third reading and final
. passage. Passed, all present voting
;, aye.
Il Mr.. bradley introduced the follow
= ing resolution:
WHEREAS: The position mes
, senger of the House is vacant, be 1t
Resolved: That l.. A. L. Green of
,Esmeralda county is hereby appointed
messenger Of the Assembly.
On motion Of Mr.. Winer, the reso-
luton was laid on the table.
Mr. Corbett introduced the follow
- ng resolution:
II "Resolved: That George Warren, OF
N Storey County is hereby appointed
messenger of the Assembly for the
I'D session"
> On motion of Mr.. Corbett, the reso
- uton was adopted.
III Mr.. Syphus introduced the following
IS resolution:
on BE it Resolved: That the state
- controller be and is hereby authorized
~ to draw his warrant for the paymeu
of the assistant attaches of the 23C
. session of the Assembly,"
.ra On motion of Mr.. Syphus, lie resc
ution was adopted.
,1d On motion of Mr.. Holmes. 4. y. NC
yas = supreme court salary bill, 5000
m year, was considered engross, |. p.ac
ON ed on its third reading and fl, pas
a sage, and was passed. (AN member
1D- present voting aye.)
hat On motion Of Mr.. Williams. me:
lad sages from the Senate were taken u
as out of order.
'''' The clerk read the messages frol
the Senate transmitting Senate Bi
-, No. 10, an act for the relief Of A.
,,o+ House which passed the Senate by II
following vote: Yeas 16, Nays non
Wit absent, and the message transmittir
mid Senate Bill No. 4, an act concernil
han the courts OF justice Of this stat
Of which passed the Senate by the fl
on owing vote: Yeas u, Nays5.
\. On motion of Mr.. Williams, Il
ter House opened for introduction al
no. first reading Of bills and the Gle
read Senate Bill No. 10. Relief of
'E, c. House. Referred to the Commit
Ed on Ways and Means.
age Senate Bill No. 4. Amending il
dea tice Court Act. Referred to the Co
the mittee on Judiciary.
dge On motion of Mr.. Reid, the Hou
title took a recess until 2.15 p. N.
cred Assembiy-Afternoon.
ften Huskey's resolution prohibit
nor members of the Legislature from
a ,cepting railroad passes came up a
the Folsom offered an amendment SO
to include state officers in the prov
sign. ion Of the bill. Amendment adopt
time by unanimous vote, bill ordered re-
rev !grossed and made special order
the Monday.
very senate Bill mo. Z-Goldneld coul
ther- seat Dill, came up as speclal oro
ould Bray Of Lander, moved that the CO
oers. house Of built in Goldfield, be b,
the lon wheels, that it might be moved
the Nina if necessary. This motion '
Lwav lhailed with great laughter.
|own On final passage bill passed uns
=. mously. .sr~ IT..