Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-02-01
Committee Will Make An
investigation OF Money
Spent By All Officials
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soscIal correspondence

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Special Correspondence
CARSON, Jan 81 Retrenchment
L ali right when applied 10 officials
/, tbe state, but when it effects the
members Of the legislature but little
,oyor Is shown the latest fad Today
several republican members attempt
I'D 10 reduce the stationery allowance
Y each member from $40 to $40 and
,aar a brisk fight the $40 solons
rsre showed under BY their higher
priced brethren
Harris Of Lander presented reso.
lntion which authorized each member
Of the assembly to draw $50 for his
stationery allowance The money is
supposed to be spent for stamps
with which the constituents were to
be informed of the legislative pro
eeedings Kinghorn Of Mineral Of.
fered an amendment to reduce the
amount to $40 Kingdom lost out
and will be compelled TO accept the
500 contribution from the state IN
lbe senate a resolution allowing the
senator's $50 for stationery was pass
I'd with but one negative vote, MiIs
Of ormsby republican. opposing the
Donation
Senator Ascher Of Washoe today
presented a bin 70 the upper house
which would regulate the practice Of
optometry. The measure would ere.
ate a state board Of optometry and
all practicng optometrists would be
required to pass an examination be
fore being permitted to resume their
practice
Senator Jones introduced a resolu-
tion that would limit each senator
to the introduction Of but 10 bills
during the legislative session. The
merits Of the measure are being con.
sIdered by the committee on judici-
G
committee Of three senators with
Oying commission to investigate
any and an state offices. was author
Aed IA the upper house this after.
noon The main purpose Of the com.
miuee IS to investigate the manner
in which appropriations have been
expended and is believed to have
special reference TO the publicity
commission. While several Of the
members opposed the resolution on
the Indefinite powers OF the com
mitee. nevertheless the word was
quietly passed about that the aim
was for something not intended foi
the public and but four votes were
cast in opposition The resolution
vas introduced by Fulmer Of White
Pine.
Arnold Of Esmeralda introduced
bill authorizing the Use Of slot ma
chimes when played for merchandise
or tokens redeemable In merchandise
license OF 5000 is required for eaci
machine and this amount is equally
divided by the county and state Onl!
adults over q years Of age may pla,
or own the machines Penalty 70
violating the law will be fine no
less than $3.50 nor more than $500.
The dental trust" Of Nevada viii
receive severe blow If the bill IN
81 coduced In the lower house by Han
flgton Of Ormsby becomes a law
ne measure regulates tl@ praetic
dentistry and makes the examine
uoh Of dentists by the state boar
@npulsory Under the present laN
4picants are required to take a
+ ANIMATION but the law is not spt
E 'ac and the state board may della
ri @ding the examination for year,
several cases have come to the a
II pation Of the public in the last fe'
ieafs Wherein the trust has sougf
y prevent others from locating !
las state and practicing their pr,
eSson. The bill further provide
lal dentists who have practiced
uaer states for a period Of five year
~ay come to Nevada and praetic
uefe until they take the examination
Inns ealuse viii prevent the tru
gom attempting to prevent the Unfit
o dentists.
nOth houses Of the legislature a
"urned this afternoon until Mondi