Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-15
LEeIsLATIvE PROCEEDINGS
slaate-Third Day.

nc oeuAte H1et ~ ~ cLoCk1 PukSuSAs =
Upon roll caIl all he members we're found
present except Mr.. Hastings. 3Ss-@a
Prayer BY the Chaplain, Rev. Mr.. Kelley
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. James offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:
Resolued, That the Secretary Of State be
authorized to furnish the Sergeant-at-Arms
with such articles Of stationery as each mem
berof the Senate may order, charging such
stationery to said member.
Mr.. Slingerland offered the following reso-
luton:
Resolved, That there be appointed by the
Chair the following Standing Committees OF
the Senate, to consist of fSe members each:
Committee on Ways and Means, Judiciary
interpretations, and Mines and Mining; the
following to consist OF three members each:
Committee on Federal Relations, State Al
fairs, Agriculture and Manufactures, Educa-
ton, Printing, Couples and County Bonnaa-
ries, State Prison, Militia and Indian Anairs'
Roads and Bridges, Rules and Joint Rules
State Library, Engrossment, Enrolment, IN
ternal improvements, Supplies and ExPenoi'
lures, and Public Roads. -Hr.r.,
Mr.. Larrowe offered the following resolu-
ton: - = 'ai -.frss
Resolved, That the Sergeant-at- OF
the Senate be authorized and required TO re-
ceipt to the Secretary Of State for all U. ,.
Government property obtained from him ior
the use of the Senate, ......r.
Pas REPORTS OF SPECIAL COMMITTEES
Mr.. Winton, from the Joint Committee ap-
pointed to wait on His ExceLency the uoV-
ernor, and notify him that the Legislature
had organized and were ready to receive any
communications from him; reported tney
had discharged that duty, and he had IN
formed them he would be prepared to COM
municate with them at II o'clock to-day. -,
Mr.. Olagett asked leave to introduce bill
providing for Specific Contract law, and
moved that it be referred to special com
mittee. an. 49, .... .... 4. 3 ., af.+t
Mr.. Winton moved that both Houses 60
into joint session to hear the Governors
message read. Lost. '''.
Mr.. Slingerland moved that the Senate re-
ceive the Governors message at II o'clock.
Mr.. Seely suggested that it would be cour-
teous to consult the wishes Of the Governor
as to how he wished to communicate with the
respective Houses, whether in joint session
or separately. .., l.... . 4.
Mr.. Winton stated that the Governor had
informed him he had prepared two copies Of
his message, and desired to consult the con-
senience VI 'ne anu transmitting
A vote being taken the Senate decided to
receive his message atll O'Clock. ssa l..s
The following report was received from
hhou' W '' A'Osr" Hs nsvIesty y. Sa'e
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Thomas Wells Eco has hem anno;nteS
pr;rato secra,nrv 70 Il. Governor I,pSar an
an,,o S boa inc Sa,s neoamb.r 1874
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Sec.e.Sty Vi o'ate'
Mr.. Cisgett introduced a bill for an Act to
ENFORCE tne petlotmAnes OF SPecinc eontfac.s;
anu ~ uaS PLoceeuIngs IN eetteln cth
cases IN the Courts Of justice OF thus state.
Mr.. Hutchings moved 1t be referred to a
SpeSiaI eommlhee.
Inc ffesi9ent STATED that tne motion wo9la
De OUT OF orueI unless sne SENATE suspehueu
the rules oy tWo-tnlro vote.
Inc rules were suspended ana the OIL READ
oy qt1e second tlme.
Ml; haIroNe nTn MoNeu tnA1 'ne oll1 oe re
appointed " the rresioent. AuoPteu'
Inc fresident appointed Messrs' Larrowe'
Clagett ana James salu committee.
Mr.. Seely suggested that the roll call be ar
ranged alphaoeucally. .,
The Secretary informed him that'he mad
MADE arrangements to have 1t so arranged.
MIR. Wnton made motion that the fresi-
cent appoint committee OF three 10 walt on
the Governor ana inform MIN OF the actlon
OF me senate IN regard 10 the reception Oh
ms message; Aooptea. :,
The president appointed Messrs. Wlnton,
Lambert and Hutchings said committee
Inc committee announced the message
would oe transmitted at II O'CLOCK
=. Mr. sumner ohered the following resolu-
uon ,a-,.-,,-g = -, .t.,s-..r..., :,
nesotoe9' tnss tne oergeant-at-AIIns DC
authorIzeu ana aiIectee 70 procure tne ItgnIS
bes 5oa anS suitable 'or 'ne ''ena'e 0iAili-
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