Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-20

'Dunch OF mdllclOuS liars, refers 10
the editor of the Gazette as the
little thing that runs the Gazette,
gushing, showing that he is weak
minded and wishes to impress upon
the public that the accusations made
asaist him by several papers in the
state are untrue because he says
so. If Mi. SkaggS is innocent of the
charges that have been made against
him his absolute ignoring of them
would carry a great deal more weight
with the public than his uncaled for
foolish attempts to belittle the press
OF the state.
Fitzgerald arose and stated that he
was Of the opinion that what Skaggs
said was about right, that he had
stated that the papers We're malicious
liars at the last session of the legis-
lature and that he had not changed
his opinion in the least.
Il will be remembered that Nr.
Fitzpatrick failed to cast vote for
the resolution to the President of the
United States asking that the troops
be retained in the State of Nevada.
Mr. Fitzgerald did not have the back
4 bone to state his views on one of the
! people and lawmakers of the State
of Nevada
Nothing was done in the Senate
/ this morning and the body adjourned
until tomorrow morning at II o'clock
when the Presidents message in re-
gard to the judgship will be ready for
presentation to that body.
This afternoon after both Houses
was called to order memorial from
the Tonopah Miners Union setting
forth the conditions existing there
in labor circles and asking that the
Legislature leave partiality and per.
sonal matter out Of their considera
ton and pass measures that will be
to the best interests of the entire
people.
An adjournment was thea taken un
til, tomorrow morning al Ii O'CLOCK
PRISON APPROPRIATIONS.
The committee which visited the
tate Prison on last Saturday made
thorough inyestiga ion OF The con
! dition existing there and il is prob
: able that All appropriation will be
made by the session OF the iegislatur,
for the building Of accommodation:
| for eight more prisoners and for tn
f strengthening of the walls surround
r ing the institution. The appropriation
5 is certainly a needed one as at th
; utmost capacity, in fact there is hare
/ ly room for the prisoners at presen
confned there 1t is understood tina
!, an appropriation OF at least $1,000
: will be asked for.
$ THE LIBRARY
1t is understood that all the irit
= ton caused at the last regular ses
, ion of the legislature has passe
away and that the legislature now
: session will pass an appropriation fC
! the removal of the books from the
present location into the new buildin
. that has lain idle for the past yea
: The work of removal will be undt
the personal supervision OF Seer
{ taTN Of State Douglass, who is ais
. eX-Officiao librarian and that he WI
+ employ professional librarian
y superintend the arrangement of ii
= new library and to catalogue II
~ books as they are placed upon Il
shelves. Ii is to be hoped that ever
ie thing will go through all right as Il
= present quarters occupied by the
~ brary are inadequate and the roo
io now occupied by that part of Il
le state institution are badly needed
Ut office rooms in the capitol At t
= present time several state Officia
~ have their offices over the state pril
vi ing office which is somewhat remov
Is from the capitol building and max
it unhandy if nothing else.