Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-01-19
3 INITIATIVE PETITIONS
READ IN ASSEMBLY

sion OcCuTTeu tuiS hOAS
Alderman OF Mineral made motion
that all attaches report an hour DC
fore the regular converting time. A
motion to table the motion was de-
clared carried and a roll call demand
ed. The roll call showed twenty-five
voting yes on the motion to table ana
twelve voting against A sigh OF re-
lief went up from the attaches when
the vote was announced.
The initiative petitions on prohi-
bition, gambling and divorce were
read in the assembly this morning
by Speaker pro TEN Hardy, and on
motion of Heidtmann OF Washoe, were
referred to the judiciary committee
without opposition.
A petition containing names OF sew
eral residents OF Clark county, asking
the Clark county delegation TO work
against the proposed move to intro
duce and enforce military training in
schools was read by Williams OF Clark
county.
Il was moved that the vetoed bills
from the last session be made a spe-
cial order for next Thursday. The as
sambl ythen adjourned until 2:30
o'clock.
After passing the bill allowing the
county commissioners of Elko county
to issue bonds TO construct sewers in
the town OF Elko and making the
vetoed bills of last session a special
order for this afternoon the senate
adjourned this morning.
The complete committee appoint
ments follow:
e.. ctions-S. F. Lindsay, c. w. Gar
rison, Frank Evans, Harry Mcnamara
and L. F. White.
Corporations and railroads.. II.
Fulmer, r. NJ. Hardy, Frank Golden,
A. l.. Tannahill and Frank Evans.
Public PRINTING!. w. Garrison, a.
Blundeu and c. d. Gallagher.
Ways and means--W. l.. Bell, w. w
Booher, r. NJ. Hardy. Frank Williams
]. II. Fulmer. c. II. Duborg and Tracy
Fairchild.
Claims-Roy Hanley, S. F. Lindsay
f. J. Lucas, c. C. Tidd and c. d
Gallagher.
Judiciary-R. NJ. Hardy, II. II. Cor
yell, NJ. Amber. George d. Alderman
]. II. Fulmer, C. II. Duborg and l.. E
White.
Military and Indian affairs-E. ]
Lucas, Roy Handley. w G. Quicker, w
c. Gruber and l.. X. Fulton.
County and county boundaries-W
s. Beard, r. NJ. Hardy. Harry McNa
mara, A. s. Putney and c. c. Tidd.
Trade and manufactures-C. w. Gar
rison. Roy Hanley, C. L. Reading, w
c. Gruber and Tracy Fairchild.
Education-Frank Williams, w. w
Booher, c. W. Renfro, A. S. Putney
and E. A. Stewart.
Agricultural. ]. Lucas. W. l.. Bell
E. S. Hartman, c. G. Tidd and Trac,
Fairchild
Internal improvement. " Reu
fro. I. a. Alexander, y. l. Eesding
Frank B. Evans and Fl e. EefS-msnr
State institutioaE-I 4 Alexander
II. II. Coryen, W ". E1oaer, Y. A
Stewart and F. W. Griffith
Contingent expenses ana accounts
NJ. B. Amber. 3. =. Lindsay. Z. "
Griffith, 4. s. PutneY and Harry NJ
Namara
Mines and mIning-TTarry McNI
mara, George b. Alderman. Frank I
Evans, a. l.. TannahIlI and a. s. Pu
ney.
Federal relations--W. w. Booher. I
8. Harrison. Ira Winters. w. s. Bear
and A. E. Putney.
Engrossment-A. L. Tannahill. Lou
Stoideck and e. A. Stewart
Enrollment-H. II. Corycil. NJ. I
Amber and c. d. Gallagher.
Mileage-Louis Stoideck. A. s. Pu
ney and Frank b. Evans.
Public morals-Frank Golden. T..
Hartman, w. J. Quicker. w. S. Dear
and J. II. Fulmer.
State libarry--E. w. Griffith. Geors
l.. Kaeding and c. d. Gallagher.
Public iands--E. s. Hartman. W.
Bell, Z. J. Lucas. l.. r. Fulton an
George L. Kaeding.
State prison and insane asylum-I
Winters. Louis Stoideck and l..
White.
Labor--A Blundeli. s. F. Lindsa
Frank Williams, J. H. Fuimer and
l.. Tannahill.
Roads and hlghways-George
Alderman. s. Hartman. C. w. @;
rison, G. II. Duborg and l.. II. Fulto
Banks and banking--H. G. Hei,
mann. II. II, Coryell. c. w. Garriso
Frank Golden and l.. II. Fulton.
Fish and game---I. A. Alexander.
Blundeli. Ira Winters. c. n. Dubo
and T.. A. Stewart.
Irrigation--W. J. Quicker. w. L. 10
G. w. Renfro, George L. KaedIng a
Tracy X. Fairchild.
Senate Standing Committees
Elections - Huskey. Penrose a
bradshaw.
Corporations-H esson. Stewart a
Biol.
Printing Harrington, Chaplin n
Campbell.