The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-29
VOTE OF 80 TO 7
CARRIES THE
MEASURE
Assures Well Equipped
Force of Men--Regu-
latiOns Governing.

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~ 10 Tue ioNer house u tue iesis-
lature passed the State Police bill and
il has now become law with the sig
nafnra of tho qovernor Tomorrow
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9oii'' '''' Pe9
houses requesting the president 10
continue United States troops at Cold
field for a period of 80 DAYS more,
within which time the resolution will
set forth that it is expected a body
Of state police can be organized equal
10 coming with the situation.
This work will complete the actual
business for which the legislature
was assembled in special session
For its further consideration, how
ever the arbitration bill and the iu-
dieial district bill, with possibly a few
other measures will vet come up and
MI in the full 20 day limit fixed for
the session. The arbitration bill is
considered next in importance to the
police bill
The arbitration court act, as pro-
posed. provides that the governor
shall notify parties to the controver-
Isv to name a representative and
/ NIb0 a i0lId Is GnOSt0 DN lHt iND
former the grievances shall be heard.
Such third shall be chosen from three
persons recommended by the gov
ernor. In case the first cannot select
from the three the governor will Sc
select.
/ The findings of the court exclude
the authorizing of boycotting, black
listing. picketfng or debarment from
employment. In case the findings of
the court are filed and their result in
effective, the governor shall be noti-
fled so that he can use the finding
in giving orders to the state police
no Intervene.
/ The appointment of arbiters in
The court are provided for as follows:
" hen either party to a labor con-
ltroyersy appeals to the governor, he
shall notify the interests mentioned
tic name their representative. the two
thus named to agree on a third. IN
case one of the parties does not COM
lrlv with the above provision, the
governor is empowered to appoint
/ the arbiter for the delinquent party.
T If the first selected arbiters do
not agree on the third, the governor
shall have the power to make that
lappointment also.
A fund of $4,000 is appropriated to
nav the expenses of the courts of
arbitration that may be organized.
The police bill as passed, emitting
the Introductory clauses which are
not of other than technical import
ance. is as follows
The Nevada State Police shall
consist of a superintendent of police.
to be appointed by the governor one
Inspector, TOUR sergeahts, 20 suoor-
dlhate ponce onncers ana z'o re-
serves.
The superintendent of police shall,
subject TO the approval ol tne gov
erhor' appoint an oihcers anu mem
beers OF the saio Ne'aua ota,e ro-
nee
All ohcefs anu oeher niehipe,s y,
the Nevada state Ponce appointed
% .ne superih.enueh' VI pol.e sn'ii
II shall ha Tho dutv of each mem-
II snai, pe ,ne uu'' "a ea'n 1l nm
eei vi 'ne Eesaua oeaee INV
ia ne shali nave .ne po"ei "a
make arfes's' Win VI "i'hon'
ant, of any and all persons
"a with crime or 10 arrest and
all persons suspected of the
). m of any offense, or of VIC
h 'aw of this state, or of the
nisNs.t shall bring such pris-
g ANY Ne apprehended forth
I'd States proper tribunal for
as NAV rial; OBJ to sup
before the ARRAYS or dis
all riots. routA and all per-
s ol any KIN. he nowar
enoaoad a. es any If all