The Nevada journal., 1852-01-22
THE LEGISLATURE

Mr.. Wambaugh offered resolutions
for the appointment Of q committee of
five to plepare joint resolutions inst.uct-
ing our Senators in Congress in relation
to the confirmation of the treaties mad e
by the U. S. Commissioners, M essrs. Wo-
zencraft, Mckee, and Barbour, with
certain Indians, &c.
The President of the Senate then AM
nounced the standing committees, as
follows:
la'ms-Snyder, OFT, and Miller.
Fnan1-Broderick, Hubbs, Soule,
Spragne and Miller.
Judtnary--Cook, Anderson, Tingley,
Sprague, Keyser, Broderick and Keene.
M'l,t'a-Fry, Warner and McKibben.
County Boundarns-Keyser, Foster
and Wambaugh
Elect'ons-Miller Tlngley and Cook
State Pr,son--Walsh Broderick and
Roach.
Public Pr,nting-Lott, Foster and
Cook.
Corporations Ralston, Snyder and
Lind.
State L'brary-Lind, Hubbs and Rails.
ton.
Engrosssd BtHs-Van Buren, McKib-
ben and Lott
Enrolled Bills Roach, RaIston, Soule,
McKibben ana Hubbs.
Public Bu,ldings-Sprague, Lewis and
Roach.
Edueotion-Soule, Van Buren, and
Keene.
Roads and Highways-Wambaugh,
Lewis and Miller.
Agr'eultue--Foster, Walton and
Lewis.
Contingent Expenses s-Kecne, Foster
and Fry.
Commerce and Namgation--Hubbs
Van Buren,, Robinson, Walsh and Roach h
Public Anderson, Snyder,
Walsh, Estell. Lind. Keene and Sprague
Indian Afairs s-Estell, Walton, War
ner, Lott Fry and Wambaugh.
Mr.. Tingley offered joint resolutions
instructing our Senators and requesting
our Representatives in Congress to use
their influence and votes to obtain the
passage Of law surrendering to Califor-
MIA the entire control OF all her mineral
lands, free from all tax on account Of
such surrender; and in case this should
fail, then that they remain as they are,
a common field open to all. And also,
resolution instructing our Congress-
men to use their influence to obtain pro.
visions for the construction of a railroad
from some point on the Missouri or Mis-
slssippi river to the Pacific.
In THE ASSEMBLY, after some discus
sion about contested seats. MIR. Coffroth
gave notice that he would ut an early
day next week, introduce q bill to pre-
vent the issue and circulation of small
bills as a currency, by individuals OF
corporations.
A report on the Stockton hospital was
then read, which recommended further
appropriations for that object.
The concurrent resolution of the SEN
ate, requiring the Governor to remove
the State archives to Sacramento, and
the State Oficers to open their Offices
there, was concurred in.
MIR. McMullen gave notice that he
would at an early day introduce sundry
bills in relation to property belonging
to the State in San Francisco.
The following is a list of the standing
committees OF the Assembly, appointed
on the 9th.
Eiee',ons--M Merritt, Boggs, Yeiser, Law
Peachy, Crabb, Wood and Ellis, of Ne.
voda.
Corporations -Taliaferro, Wing, Wood
Redley and Wall.
Ctahms-Smith, Kipp, Graham, Flem'
ing Cook and Ellis of San Francisco.
Ways and Mrans--Wall, Orrick, Blan.
chard, Chauncsy, Hinch man, Law. Tuck
or Boggs and Ellis Of San Francisco.
,Jud'c'ary-Peachy, Thompson, Crabb
Hinchman, Yeiser, His of Nevada
Wood, Parish and Coffroth.
Military Afa,rs---Harazthy, Colby
Fierce lngersoll, Mckenzie and Ford
Counties and County B nndar,ss.- Dam
eron' Stephenson, Paxton, Morse, Cald
we'll and Young
Commerce-McConaha, Wood, Coates
Wohler and Mex enxie.
Agreulture-Boggs, Wohler. Brush
Jones, Thompson. Tucker, Stark anc
Ford.
Roads and Hghcays- McKim, Colby
wing, and Ellis of San Francisco.
Indian Afairs--Lyons, Coates, Nc
Mullen, NcMeans, Harazthy, Covarru
bias Redley, Stark, McKim and Fowler
Ednseation-Kipp, Hopkins, Ingersol