The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-03-02

dy, 10 MAKE dIuuaNis Oh Ine IdCt De-
ore the registry agent of his pre-
inct. and from one to five days be-
,allot, which he will obtain from
he registry agent. Tho will place it
n an envelop and on the q ~ % cleo
ion present it to the election board |
n the proper precinct, If all is
found to be regular the ba" will be
voted by the inspector. The bill also |
provides that the county clerks of |
the several counties prepare and |
haze printed extra ballots for this pur-
pose.
The railroad companies opposed
the passage of the semi-m Jntnly pay
day measure whic': was killed in the
senate. Senator ca npbeil of in
coin county voted against this bill.
Meanwhile the senator has been ap-
pointed to fill the newly created job
of railroad company physician at
Phoebe,
The livestock interests of the state
are opposing the Fulton trespass bill
introduced in the assembly by the
Eureka county member as an amend
ment to the present act. The amend
ment would make it unlawful for
any person owning or having charge
Of any livestock to drive. herd, or
permit them to be driven or herded
! on the lands or possessory claims of
any other person, or at any spring
or springs, well or wells belonging
to another, to the damage thereof
or to permit them to be grazed with
in one mile of any bona fide home or
ranch house. 1t also provides that
nothing shall prevent livestock be.
ing herded by others on their owr
lands or from being driven along an,
public highway.
A new bill providing for the drain
,aga CT tl.e Truckee meadows ha.
been introduced In the assembly b,
the Washoe delegation. 1t provides
that the money to deepen the chan
mel shall be raised by tax on tn,
property benefited
Fulner's amendment to the rail
road commission act, which woult
automatically make the present frs
assistant railroad commissioner, J. F
Shaughnessy, the chief commissions
in the place of Fl. f. Bartine wheI
the latter's term expires, has causet
more disturbance among Carson Cit.
politicians than any other measure
yet introduced. Saughnessy is hell
responsible for it by the friends O
Judge Bartine and the Judge is sal
! to concur in the opinions Of hi
friends Friends of Shaughnessy ar
Just as strong in their assertions tina
, the present rst assistant commits
sioner had no knowledge that sue
a bill had been drawn.
Assemblyman Gallagher of Whit
Pine is the author of bill requrin
boards of school trustees to pay I'll
expenses Of teachers attending teacl
ers institutes.
Senator Buol's bill to abolish tt
Elko county dry farm, which HI
been maintained at state expense f
several years, has been passed by Il
II senate and the measure is almo
sure to pass the assembly
= Assemblyman Griffith of Cla
county has introduced a bill to
away with the experiment farm
Logan, which is another institute
that has been supported by the sta
A. in the past.
lg Senator Elliott of Esmeralda /
o. introduced a bill to establish sch'
cy of mines at Goldfield. There are
ly ready two institutions of this XII
Sc in Nevada, one at Virginia City,
other at Tonopah, besides the M
al ey school of mines at Reno.
p If bill introduced by Asse
IT blyman Hartman becomes |;
'c- county commissioners will be emp'
he cred to regulate the size of wal
,ar tires used on county roads. .
al Senator Keddie introduced mt
ut ure relating to unfair competit
and making it unlawful for det
OF to sell goods in one part of the 81
The for one price and in another par
the the state for a different price.
TIL. Senator Campbell of Lincoln &C
ure ty has introduced four bills in
ale upper house One increases the
20 airy of the deputy sheriffs at Pic
and Caliente s25 per month; on
tie promote the horticultural inter
Avs of the safe; another amending
5e act defining the sale of poisoI
lion drugs; the fourth measure ann