Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-02-07

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controller to transfer certain
money. Referred to the ways and
means committee.
Assembly bill No As. introduced
by Oliver. 1t would regulate the
practice of attorneys and was refer.
red to the judiciary committee.
Assembly bill No. 46, by Russell.
providing for bonds for county COM
missioners referred to the judiciary
committee.
A protest from the Reno Bar as
sociation against the brief bill was
lad on the table by vote of 27 to
I20.
Monday
The senate convened at IL a. m.
with two members absent. Journal
read and approved.
A petition of protest from the
Reno Bar association against the
enactment of the proposed brief
law was read and filed.
An invitation from the Ormsby
county suffragettes for the legisla-
tors and attaches TO attend a recep-
ton tomorrow night at the Sage
brush Club.
Senate bills 10 and 25 were re.
ported favorably by the committee
on claims: senate bills 10. 2S and
70 reported favoraDly by the COM
mittee on judiciary: senate bill II
delivered to the governor by the
enrolment committee: joint reso-
luton II reported favorably by the
judiciary committee: senate reso-
luton 2 reported unfavorably be-
cause. it was held it woulu inter-
fere with another branch of the
state government.
Resolution No.2 was the one in.
trohuced by Heffernan of Esmer-
aida county, to require committee
Of five to be appointed to investi-
gstc and see why the receiver for
the State Bank and Trust company
had not had his salary fixed by the
district court and calling upon
Judge Langdon Of the district court
to fix such salary.
Assembly bill 20, fixing the salary
Of the Wadswortn constable receiv.
ed from the assembly.
BILLS INTRODUCED
The following are the bills intro
duced today:
Senate bill Sc by Tannahill,
limiting and regulating the hours
Of employment of females. Refer
red to the committee on labor.
Joint and concurrent resolution
No 4, by Mack, to amend section
one Of the article six of the state
constitution. Referred TO the judi
ciary committee.
Senate bill 37-by Mack. being
an act to amend sections 8. 6 and
II Of the act fixing state tax
levy. Referred to the committee
on judiciary.
Senate bill 3S--hy White Pine
delegation being a free text book
bill.
Referred to committee on Educs-
ii n.
Senate bill 39-by Bell. An Act
to provide for the incorporation
Of the town of Winnemucca and TO
establish boundaries and authoriz-
ing the establishment of a city
government. Referred to the
Humboldt delegation.
Senate bill taken upon third
reading and final passage. Passed
by vote of l6 to 4, those voting
against it being Arnold, Balzar,
Scanlon and Tannahill. Two absen.
tees. This bill provides $500 for
the relief Of Thomas Ramsey for
services rendered in 1907 and 1908
while acting as body guard for the
late Governor Sparks during the
labor troubles at Goldfeld.
Senate bill 10 providing for n
high school Of White Pine county
to be located at Ely. Passed.
Senate bill 7-by ScanlOn,
socialist. providing for employed
electors an opportunity to vote Of
l2 to 9. Senator HcfFcrnan oppos.
ed the measure. He declare he had
received letters and kilograms from
miners saying IL the bill passed they
would BE dockcd three hours on