The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-19
LEGISLATOR
AND OTHERS
ARRIVE
WHAT THEY ARE DOiNG-WHAT
THEY HOPE TO DO-THOSE
THAT ARE HERE ALREADY.
SKAGCS o FELIX OWlLl BE THE
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE AND
COLE OF TONOPAH CHlEF
CLERK.

Without bands or anyother signs Il
iollifcation the balance of the mem
this bers of the state senate rolled III
to the city Saturday afternoon.
Nate Rolf was with them and was
there with both feet. J. E. Bray,
candidate for chief clerk of the as
sembly was been in town since last
night and met all incoming legisla-
tors with a glad hand, figuring if he
cannot land one he might land anoth-
er attache JOB. Geo. Cole, of Tono-
pah, candidate for chief clerk also has
not yet arrived, bit is expected to-
night.
II became known this afternoon
that the senate will refuse to allow
the lieutenant governor, as president
Of the Senate, to name the committee
for .ae session. The republicans in
tend to work every advantage posi-
BILE out of this session and once more
the office of lieutenant governor is
robbed of power at legislative ses-
sion.
Many of the incoming legislators
are ignorant of just what doing and
these spent most of the afternoon find
ing out just how the land lays for this
and that proposition.
The session is sure to be a Lively
one for a great deal of important leg
islation will be proposed, both in the
assembly and in the senate.
me message of the governor will
not be delivered until Tousday after
noon or Wednesday morning, as the
two branhes will hardly get organized
for business Monday, and may not
until Tuesday afternoon. The gov
ernor intends to make an Grafton as
we'll as deliver his printed message
and it is believed from his announced
intention to address a joint session
that he will have some importa1
statements to make to the law maker!
Over and above every thing loom:
the liability of a bill that will regu
late the railroads in Nevada. Thi'
will probably be the most importan
thing that will come up before tn
session. Sentiment among those tha
have already arrived is almost unan
mously in favor of some such bli
the stronger the better.
Both the senate members and as
senbIy members will caucus Sunda
night for organization. The senat
stands committed to republican cor
trol though Cne or two republica
memoers will be absent on the frs
day. The program is made out &c
the attahes and this, with the men
bership Of the committees will b
rammed down the thrOats OF the pres
dent. Lieutenant Governor Dtckersoi
The assembly will caucus and will
under democratic control. ROD
Skaggs of Elko will be the speakf
and Geo. Cole of T0nopah, chief cler
The other appointments will be di
tatea by the democratic wing of II
house. Just who they will be it is il
possible to learn.
Among those that arrived toda
are:
". A. Burns, Virginia City; J. '
Briggs and wife. Tonopah, Thorn;
Hauty, Elko; Solp Hip. Reno; ].
Martins, S. F; Wm. Easton. AustiI
l.. A. Blakeslee, Reno; t. S. McKinl'
Reno; Thos> Tighe, Goldfeld, P. M
Carran, Tonopah; hos. Mcmahon, 7
nonah: Can. Ahern, Virginia; ID.
Taggart, Reno, f. Selig, Wellingtoi
NJ. ]. Cutris, Reno; T. ]. Steinme+
Reno: Nate Rolf, Reno, r. e. Skag
Elko ]. E. Mclaughlin, Reno; Bu
Tonopah;, Simon Bray, Austin, Tt
,,WilA HAMS s.Tsaesas!s..aAA-~Ss o-Brie
Austin; Alex Baird, Ely; c. E. Char
Ter, Ely; o. J. Judd, Goldfield