The Nevada journal., 1852-01-24
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VenHou. ior the election OF o Y. ,. Sena-
tor Laid 90 the table.
MIR liubbs offered a resolution in
structing the judiciary committee 10
suggest some appropriate method for the
reviso of the judiciary system.
On motion Of p W. Keyser, the Sem
ate ordered the appointment Of stand
ing committee of i've, on mines and min
ing interests.
The session was mostly taken up with
notices of intended bills, which will be
appropriately noticed when ffered.
ArsEMBLY-M Mr. Parrish offered the
70 lowing resolution:
Hesolred. That the two Houses meet
in the Assembly chamber on Thu sday
% inst, n II O'Clock. for the purpose
Of electing U. y. Senator.
After some discussion, growing out Of
the contested seats, the resolution was
laid on the table.
The Governor sent in a message. stat
ing that he had approved the joint reso-
luton directing the removal of the State
officers and archives to Sacramento.
MIR. Ellis, of Nevada, offered reso.
luton, instructing the chief clerk of the
Assembly to contract temporarily with
the proprieters of the Union. for the
printing of the Assembly until State
Printer could be elected. Referred 10
the comm ttee on printing. with instruc-
tions to report tomorrow
Mr.. Cutler introduced resolution
directing the sergeant-at-arns to supply
each member with four daily papers and
one week y paper. The resolu ion was
referred to the committee on ways and
means.
Mr.. McMeans in ,rod uced reso uton
providing That all claims presented for
military services performed during the
Indian campaign. be referred to e
committee on Indian affairs. Agreed to.
MIR. Ellis gave notice of his intention
to introduce bill changing the time of
holding the terms Of the district court
Of the 10Th judicial district
Mr.. Merritt introduced concurrent
resolution. directing the Attorney &C.
neral to instruct the District Attorneys
of the several coun lies to commence suit
against the county Treasurers who had
failed % comply with the law requiring
them to make returns to the State 1r u.
surer of the moneys collected by them
for taxes Referred to the ju iciary
committee.
SENarE. Jan. 20 The session to-day
was short and unimportant A resolu
ton was passed directing the Comptrol-
ler to prepare n reporo 10 the Senate Of
the financial condition e the state /;
and anothe that the building occupied
by the Legislature be place d ut the dis.
posal of the President the Srnas and
Speaker Of the Assembly. in order to
enable the officers to M ke proper dis
posal of the committee rooms.
TX THE ASSEMBLY, Mr.. Coffroth from
the committee on public printing, to
which was referred the reso ution of MIR.
Ellis, yesterday, authorizing the clerk
temporarily to contract with the Uni u
for the printing OF the Assembly, pre-,
sented report adverse 10 the resolution.
and declaring MIR. Casscrly he State
Printer, MS decided by the Supr. me
Court The report was adopted.
Mr. Coffroth introduced concurrent
resolution, making the election of - U
:. Senator special order Of the day
for Monday, the Goth instant, which be
ing 80 am nded rs to establish the ma
iority rule in the election, was assed.
Mr.. Ellis intro uced a bill entitled
"an act to regulate the terms of the
district court Of the 10th judicial dis
trict" The bill was referred to the
judi 'iary committee
Mr. Hinchman introduced bill en-
titled ''an act to provide for the enume
ration of the inhabitants Of the State
The concurrent resolution from the
Senate, placing the building occupied
by the Legislature. at the disposition o
| the Pre,iden, of the senate and speakel
of the Assembly, was adopted.
SENATE. JAN. 81 The Sen tie as.rm
bled mt o'clock, and was called 10 or'
der by the President.
Mr., Van Buren, introduced bill II
repeal the San Francisco water lot bill'