Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-01-22
THIRD DAY-Wednesd Jan ED

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The third day OF the 10Th session of
the Nevada Legislature opened with
business in sight. There seems 10
be an inclination Tor rapid and eff
cient work this session. II there are
to be differences to be tried ont they
must be done TO a nut brown within
a few. days. This was early shown
by both houses and all questions will
get a complete threshing out before
Going 10 vote II would appear
that there were a lot of MiSsourians
in the majority this winter, as most
OF them must be shown.
The first retrenchment move start
cd this morning when a Dill was in
troduced to repeal the law creating
the Publicity Commission. 1t was
read by title and it is now in the
hands of the Committee on Asricui-
ture. There will most likely be ios
Of personal and liberal discussion on
this office and its efficiency. and the
results that have been shown. It
was the first trimming measure that
is cited and its fate may determine
other such measures.
Then other bills were introduced,
mostly aimed for a bettcrmcnt in the
mines and TO the miners. It wa.
quite busy morning for starter.
THE ASSEMBLY
The Assembly was called to order
at IL o'clock with Speaker Brandon
in the chair Following the roll call
Rev. Thomas offered benediction.
The Journal was read and being with
out mistake. was approved as read.
Reports OF Committees followed
Among those of interest was the mile
age report. The members from afar
receive their warrants for a consider
able sum. while the Ormsby County
representatives get thirty cents all at
one time for their mileage The re-
port was corrected in several small
details and received.
The first notice OF bill came fro--1
George Russell. who informed the As
scmbly that he had in preparation a
good roads bill for the state He ask
ed further time as he wanted express
sons from all counties relative t.
this before the bill as a whole was
introduced. The preliminary bill
was ordered printed for distribution
While it was an unusual proceeding
yet it was aimed for the benefit OF all
the state and allowed under new
and advanced order Of legislation.
George Cole landed with Bill No
An Act for the proof of accident
III mining cases. etc 1t was sent TO
the Judiciary Committee.
Assembly Bill No. 2-Gardner--
Provides for the adjustment OF the
Publicity Commission. It was refer
red to the Committee on Agriculture
Assembly Bill No. 3-Cole--To
regulate compensation in railroad ac-
cidents and their proof before court.
Referred to Judiciary Committee.
Assembly Fill No. 4-Cole-An
Act to better protect mines by the
use OF improved drilling machinery.
Referred 10 Commitre on Mines and
Mining
Assembly Joint Resolrtion--Rcla-
tive TO lands and their segregation
Referred to Committee on Foreign
Relations.
The following names were then
read. as constituting the Standing
Committees for the winters session:
observation-disclosures. chairman: kci-
liner. Hunmel, Ferguson, Wright.
Elections-Harris. chairman; Nc
Carthy. Price, Haight, Goodman .......
Corporations and Railroads-Cole.
chairman: LaPoint. Bacherbcrg. Fer
nald. Goodman.
Public Printing-Harringto chair
man; Kerns. Kinghorn.
Claims-Feeley. chairman: Lee,
Fitzgerald Of Eureka, Hussman, Rus.
sell