Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-05

The committee rose and reported the bill
back favorably. The bill was then passed by
a vote Of %, and ordered returned to the
Senate. -.
At 3:45 P. NJ, on motion of Mr.. Parker,
the House adjourned till II o'clock A. NJ, to-.
morrow.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Day.
House met at II o'clock A. N, Sneaker in
the chair. 80 members present.
Prayer by the Rev. MI. Nimms.
The journal Of yesterday was read and APP
proved. .-r
REPORTS.
Mr.. Lee, from the Standing Committee on
| Public Morals, reported back bill prohibiting
carrying concealed weapons, recommending
its rejection, and the adoption Of substitute
Herewith reported.
Mr.. Lee moved suspension Of the rules,
ard that the bill be read third time.
Mr.. Bien objected to suspension of the
rules.
Mr.. Lee said that the bill was short one,
and could be understood on its reading.
|, Mr.. Bien said these short bills were the
| very ones that it was most necessary to
closely scrutinize; they very often contained
large material.
Mr.. Rosenblatt deprecated the action oil
Mr.. Lee, as Chairman of the Committee, in
reporting substitute for the one he had in.
troduced. 1t was habit that q great many
Of the committee men had, Of reporting sub.
stitutes.
A warm. controversy resulted from the sub.
mission Of the report.
Mr. Bond moved to recommit the report
to the Standing Committee on the Judiciary
Mr.. Cutter reported as correctly engrossed
House bill to regulate and tax foreign insu.
rance companies. ...
Mr.. Shackleford, from the Committee on
Libraries, reported back favorably the AS
sembly bill to provide for the reservation Of
newspapers. Ordered engrossed for third
reading.
Mr.. Hawkins, from the Committee on In
ternal Improvements, reported back bills re-
lating to toll roads Of Kaufman, Mckay &:
Haines; Beebe and associates Jno. 6. Pow.
ell and associates; and Jno. Hawkins and
associates, recommending their passage
Ordered printed.
Mr.. Haskell raised the point Of order that
a resolution had already passed, making the
printing Of bil4s Of private nature after be-
ing reported from select committee.
While the Clerk was searching for said
resolution, the House proceeded with the
order OF business.
Mr.. benson, from the Judiciary Commit
tee, reported back fayorably, with amend
ments, Assembly bill relating to the appoint.
ment Of Commissioners Of Deeds. Agreed
to.
Mr.. Parker from the Committee on Ways
and Means, reported back favorably Assem-
bly, bill defining the duties and fixing the SAL
airy Of the Governors Private Secretary
Agreed to.
Mr.. Hawkins, from the select committee
to which was referred the resolution respect
ing the compensation of attaches Of the Leg
islature, with instructions to get the opinion
OF the Acknowledgement as to the validity
and force of the old Territorial law until
another should be passed for similar pur-
pose by the State Legislature, submitted an
opinion that the said law had expired BY
Limitation. The communication was ordered
on file.
The Speaker stated that the question to be
on the motion to reconsider the vote adopt
ing the resolution allowing ex-attaches their
compensation for services rendered in the
opening Of the session.
Mr.. Hawkins said that Notwithstanding the
Attorney. Generals opinion, he entertained
the same opinion to-day that he did on the
other day. He should vote as he did the
other day, against the reconsideration Of the
resolution. He had conyersed with the men,
Der of the Constitutional Convention, on
whose motion the proyiso was inserted in the
Constitution, under which this question had
arisen, and had learned from him that he
had inserted it for the purpose Of permitting
the first State Legislature to reduce the sala-
ries Of Legislative attaches.
Mr.. Bishop said he had heard the opinion
Of the Attorney General read, but that he
understood that the Attorney General was
no: clear in his opinion. He moved that the
opinion Of the Attorney General be recon-
mitted to him, with instructions to hire ad.
ditional counsel. But that being joke, he
withdrew the motion, on hearing it ruled out
Of order by the Speaker.
Mr.. Brown entertained, as he stated in
few words, the same idea that he did the
other day, i. e., that eight dollars was enough
to pay any one Of the attaches.
The motion to reconsider was then agreed
to and the resolution laid on the table.
Mr.. Cutter reported as correctly engrossed
House bill entitled an Act creating Legisla-
tive Contingent Fund. '.'.
Mr.. Bolau, from the Storey county dele
RatlOl 10 WHICH was referred Assembly OIL
An Act deferring the term Of the District
Court Of Storey county, reported the same
back recommending its indefinite postpone
ment. Agreed to. -.... Es-r
Mr.. Hinckley from the Lander county de-
legation, reported back Senate bill to provide
for paying the Indebtedness Of Lander coun-
ty, with substitute bill therefor, recon-.
mending the adoption Of the latter. Agreed
to. ..-
Mr.. Walter moved a suspension of the
rules in order that the bill might be passed.
Whereupon Mr.. Bond, at l24, moved to
take recess till lo'clock, Pm.
Mr.. Brown Of Humboldt, although poor
was honest in his desire to be a prompt at
tender on lunch, and hoped the House would
take recess. Lost.
Pending the question on suspending the
rules, OIL motion Of Mr.. Hawkins, at 1910
o'clock, the House took receso till II
o'clock. ~ 7.ssyF .1s..
BY Telegraph.
CARSON, January 4.