RESOLUTIONS AND MEMORIALS

TWENTY-FIFTH SESSION, 1911

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1.Senate Memorial and Joint Resolution, relative to the proposed Panama Canal

exposition. Approved January 25, 1911

2. Senate Concurrent Resolution, relating to the Panama-Pacific international expo-

sition. Approved January 27, 1911..

3. Senate Substitute for Assembly Joint and Concurrent Resolution, proposing to

amend article nineteen of the constitution by adding to said article section

three, relating to the initiative and referendum and the powers thereby con-

ferred upon the qualified electors. Approved February 1, 1911...

4. Senate Substitute for Assembly Joint and Concurrent Resolution No. 8, proposing

that section nine be added to article two of the constitution of the State of

Nevada. Approved February 2, 1911...

5. Senate Joint Resolution No. 3. Approved February 2, 1911.

6.Senate Joint and Concurrent Resolution No. 4, authorizing the appointment of a

joint committee of five to investigate the conduct of the state board of prison

commissioners. Approved February 6, 1911..

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7.. Assembly Joint and Concurrent Resolution, ratifying the sixteenth amendment

to the constitution of the United States of America. Approved February 8, 1911.. 450

8.. Assembly Joint and Concurrent Resolution No. 5. Approved February 8, 1911.... 451

9.Senate Resolution No. 3. Approved February 8, 1911

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10. Senate Joint and Concurrent Resolution, relative to a proposed act of congress

granting to the State of Nevada two million acres of desert land for reclamation

and settlement under the Carey act. Approved February 13, 1911

11. Senate Concurrent and Joint Resolution No. 1, relative to amending section three

of article eleven of the constitution of the State of Nevada. Approved Febru-

ary 14, 1911

12 Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 5, relative to the Truckee river and Lake

Tahoe. Adopted February 21, 1911

13 Assembly Joint and Concurrent Resolution, relative to amending section eight of

article one of the constitution of the State of Nevada pertaining to indictments

in criminal cases. Approved February 20, 1911

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14. Assembly Concurrent Resolution, relative to amending section three, article

fifteen, of the constitution of the State of Nevada. Approved February 21, 1911.. 454

15. Assembly and Senate Joint and Concurrent Resolution, memorializing congress

and Nevada representatives in congress. Approved February 27, 1911

16. Senate Joint Resolution No. 8. Approved March 13, 1911

17 Senate Joint and Concurrent Resolution, relative to Japanese and Hindu immi-

gration. Approved March 13, 1911..

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18.. Senate Joint and Concurrent Resolution, making Theodore Roosevelt, ex-president

of the United States, the guest of the State of Nevada. Approved March 14, 1911.. 456

19 Assembly Joint and Concurrent Resolution, providing for the appointment of a

joint committee from the senate and assembly to prepare and present to the

legislature of the State of Nevada a measure providing for the furnishing of

free text-books in the public schools. Adopted March 9, 1911......

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20. Substitute for Assembly Joint and Concurrent Resolution No. 6, relative to amending section one of article two of the constitution of the State of Nevada, pertaining to the right of elective franchise. Approved March 18, 1911..

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21.. Assembly Joint and Concurrent Resolution No. 22. Approved March 18, 1911...... 458 22.. Assembly Joint and Concurrent Resolution, relative to amending section two of article fifteen of the constitution of the State of Nevada, pertaining to the official oath. Approved March 18, 1911..

23. Senate Joint and Concurrent Resolution, relative to universal recognition of American passports. Approved March 18, 1911.

24. Senate Concurrent Resolution. Adopted March 20, 1911..

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LIST OF OFFICERS

NATIONAL DEPARTMENT, JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT, DISTRICT JUDGES, LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, BOARD OF PARDONS, STATE INSTITUTIONS, BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS, AND APPOINTED OFFICERS, AT THE TIME THESE LAWS WERE PASSED.

LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT

SENATE

HON. GILBERT C. Ross, President; HON. CLAY TALLMAN, President pro tem.

Senators are elected for four years and assemblymen for two years. Sessions are biennial, convening third Monday of January of odd-numbered years-January 16, 1911. Duration of session, sixty days. Salary, $10 per day, not to exceed $600, and 15 cents per mile for each mile traveled; also $20 for newspapers and stationery.

HON. A. C. FROHLICH, Speaker; HON. KENNETH J. BOOTH, Speaker pro tem.