The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-02-22

killing coyotes won't be as profitable as
it has been.
J The bill authorizing County Commis'
sioners to acquire land and bore artesian
wells passed the Assembly and wilino"
90 to the Governor.
Among the bills introduced in the
Assembly was one by Holmes, making
q license necessary to hunt wild horses
and prohibiting the shooting OF them
under specified circumstances
The Assembly has passed the new
law regulating State license for liquor
dispensation. Under the old law the
retailer or saloonman was taxed 500 per
year. while the wholesaler paid $40 per
annum. The bill introduced calls for
$500 for saloons and $500 for whole
salers. II was amended to read slOO
per annum for saloons and 500 for
wholesalers. The bill as amended now
goes to the Senate for action.
Kelliher's bill establishing civic
centers and making school houses open
for all public meetings, debates and dis
cussions has passed the Assembly after
| considerable discussion. An effort to
have political meetings eliminated from
the list of public events to be held in the
schoolhouses failed. Under the bill the
- .oLuoIhoraa. for all pnhlic axar.
cises is to be free. The vote on the bill
was 80 to 4.
After a lengthy address by State Mine
Inspector Ryan the bill introduced some
time ago by A~ssemblyman Cole and pro.
viding that all drills operated in mines
be equipped with a patent spraying de-
vice was passed without opposition.
The bill was considered by the COM
mittee Of the whole House and the State
Mine Inspector was called in on motion
Of Assemblyman Cole. He explained
the operation of the spraying device and
displayed a model OF one in use by the
Tonopah Mining Company. He attrib-
uted miners consumption to the absence
of spraying devices in mines, dry mines
in particular.
Senator Heffernan has introduced q
bill which provides that teachers war
rants shall draw interest when there is
no money to take them up. As many
teachers in this State have discovered, q
warrant is not always worth its face
value In spite Of the fact that it should
be as good as gold coin. Many a teacher
has paid interest to a bank or to money
lender for the convenience of cashing
what was in the end absolutely good
paper. The habit is general in this
| State and many a dollar that has been
earned by teaching has gone to the
money shops. 1t is to stop such meth.
DDS that the Heffernan bill is intro
duced.
DiUorce Lou Ready for CoUeror
The Barnes divorce bill, which passed
the House after a vigorous fight in its
behalf and Monday passed the Senate
by a vote of 20 &c /. with Senator Ascher
Of Washoe County the only man voting
against it, came out of the Judiciary
Committee with Senators Ascher,
Bergman and Jones Recommending tina,
it do not pass and Senators Horsey and
Mack rendering a minority report that
it do pass.
Ascher moved that the bill be amend.
ed to take effect January 1, 1915. as it
would hurt business in Washoe County
il the amendment were not passed.
Senators Horsey and Kendall spoke
against the amendment. The amend
ment was lost by a vote Of Is to z. The
vote IN the bill was then taken aud the
bill passed by a vote of 20 to /.
Governor Oddie has announced that
he will sign the Barnes bill without
delay.
During the last two years 1881 suits
for divorce have been filed in Reno, a
Ivy A~gNNO POEoAHehOhs AhCtO 6Ao
probably 600 divorce seekers in the city
at the present time.
Institute For Delinquent Minors
Provision for the establishment OF an in
%sritute for delinquent boys is m,is in a
bill introduced by Assemblyman Cole.
The institution is to be known as the
Nevada School Of Industry and the bill
provides for an appropriation of SAC, 900
to b. used in the construction and equip
ment of the school. 1t is provided that
t~he:Governor shall before March 81 this
year appoint two persons. who. with
himself, shall constitute a commission
to consider proposals for offers of land
on which TO erect the building. The
size shall be chosen before July / and
Immediately thereafter advertisements
( r architectural designs shall be ia.
serted in the papers of the State. The
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