Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-01-23
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Is bad blood between the Dickerson
and Newlands' factions, caused by
the inactivity of the senator two
years ago when Dickerson was a
candidate for governor. This friction
mas been kept quiet, but it is known
that Denver is after revenge. The
absence OF Newlands from the state
during the campaign two years ago
and his presence here last fall as
sisting Pittman, has left the two fac.
tions at daggers points. It is known
that Dickerson would not refuse the
senatorial toga, especially if the
garment could be annexed at the
price of the relegation of Newlands
to private life. Revenge Is sweet
and the Dickerson forces have tasted
of victory during the last few months.
Old Bills Crop Up
Senator Heffernan of Washoe. al.
though elected in Esmeralda, present
ed bills in the upper house today,
asking for the appointment of state
veterinary at a salary of $2500 a year,
the appointment to be made by the
governor Another bill by the same
author authorizes the formation of
a state veterinarian board to be com.
posed of three members who will
pass upon the eligibility of veteri-
narians desiring to practice in this
state. A bill authorizing the pay.
ment of $500 to T. b. Ramsey was
also presented by Heffernan. 1t is
declared that Ramsey performed serv.
ices during the administration of
Governor Sparks and was not paid
for same. Similar bills have been
introduced in the last two legisla-
lures but failed OF passage.
Brodiean on Deck
Republican members of both houses
today started an inquiry as to the
failure of Secretary Of State Brodi.
gan to deliver to the Legislature the
bills vetoed by the governor after
the adjournment of the last session.
There is statutory provision direct
ing the secretary OF state to deliver
such bills to the legislature imme.
diately upon that body convening.
Nothing has been seen of the bills
and investigation has resulted un-
profitably no information being Sc
cured from Brodlgan, 1t was stated
that the secretary of state will wait
until several republicans are absent
from the chambers and then the
bills will be delivered and an at.
tempt made to pass them over the
governors veto.
White Pine High School
The White Pine delegation will
soon introduce a bill authorizing the
issuance of bonds to the extent of
$4,000 for the construction of a new
high school building The taxpayers
of the county favor the measure and
there is no opposition in the delega.
tion. The passage Is assured as the
I legislature viii act in accordance
with the recommendation OF the
delegation.
Committees Named
Speaker Brandon, in the assembly,
i today announced the membership
of the standing committees, as fol-
lows:
Banks and Banking-LaPoint, chair
man; Poorman, Wright Oliver, viii
son.
4 Judiciary -Forman, chairman; Gar
diner, Fitzgerald of Eureka; Williams
Haight, Russell, Lozano.
ducation--Hunter, chairman-kel'
liner, Hummel, Ferguson, Wright.
Military and Indian Affairs-Kelli'
her, chairman; Price, Adams, Huss'
man, Buol.
Elections Harris, chairman; Nc
Carthy, Price. Haight, Goodman
State Institutions Williams, chair
man; Miller, Friedhoff of Washoe
county; Harrington, Tranter, Sweezy
Counties and County Boundaries
Friedhoff of Lyon, chairman; Todd
Hummel, Baird, Lidell.
Irrigation Todd, chairman; Fried
hoff of washoe county; Grimes, Fer
guson, Wilson