Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Winning of Nevada for Woman Suffrage: Including Oration of Hon. Curtis J. Hillyer, Delivered Before a Joint Session of the Nevada Legislature in 1869, an Unanswerable Argument for the Suffrage Cause
At the next session of the legislature, 1871, no trace of the bill, which had been received by the governor two years before, could be found, and as the laws of Nevada require that all constitutional amendments shall be favorably passed upon by two consecutive legislatures and that no substitute for a signed and lost bill can avail, the measure died with this ses sion. Whatever became -of the signed resolution or who was responsible for losing it, are matters that have never been explained.
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