Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-25
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By Mr.. Sumner-That the Senate and
House appoint a joint committee to wait
on the Governor and inquire as to the ex-
penditure Of the Secret Service Fund set
apart by the last Legislature.
Mr.. Kellogg offered the following sub
stitute:
Resolved, That a committee OF three be
appointed to notify the Governor that on
Friday Of this week, at 2 o'clock P. NJ,
this body will be in executive session to
receive the report Of his Excellency as to
the Secret Service Fund, and request that
If convenient such report be then submit
ted.
Substitute resolution adopted.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Hutchings-That 500 copies
each Of the first annual report of the State
Librarian to the Directors of the State
Library and the first annual report OF the
Directors Of the State Library be ordered
printed. .Hsf4H" q.
Mr.. Tritle moved that the resolution be
amended 30 as to read that the two ro-
ports be printed together.
Mr.. Sumner moved that the resolution
be referred to Printing Committee. lie
said that the Librarians report was well
worthy Of consideration, but the Direc-
tors report might embody the report OF
the Librarian. He understood that the
Directors report was an abridgement oil
the Librarians. He thought it better to
refer it in order that the committee might
determine what it was necessary to print.
Motion prevailed.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Sumner-That whenever any
standing or special committee Of the
Senate not having an appointed Clerk re-
quire clerical service, they shall have the
privilege Of employing a competent per.
son to perform the necessary writing, and
the amount of such writing shall be com
puted per folio by the Chief Secretary OF
by one Of his assistants, and a charge fol-
the same at ten cents per folio and be
audited and allowed by the Committee on
Public Accounts and Expenditures.
MI. Sumner said that it very often hap.
pened that the minor committees Of this
House had long reports to make and
did not desire to employ o regular clerk,
and this was for the purpose. Adopted,
BY Mr.. Sumner-rhst the COMMITTEE
on Ways and Means be requested to meet
with the Committee on Federal Relations
to consider memorial and joint resolutions
in relation to increasing the amount al
lowed by the United States to the State o.
Nevada for establishing National Bank
therein.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
BY Mr.. Haines, from the Committee or
Public Lands-Reported back Assembly
Bill No. 81, an Act prescribing Rules snd
Regulations for the execution Of the trus
arising under the Act Of Congress emit
tied, an Act for the relief Of Citizens o
Towns upon the Lands of the United
States, under certain circumstances, with
out amendments, and recommended it
passage. Referred to Mr.. Lockwood.
MESSAGE PRO II ASSEMBLY.
A message was received from the As
sembly transferring Assembly Concurrent
Resolution, No. 0, relative to the Monroe
Doctrine.
Nh. Seely moved that the resolution b
referred to the Committee on Federal Re
~lations. He did so for the purpose o
having the language amended. He ap'
proved of the sentiments Of the resolution
but the language out to be changed ane
improved. The resolution was referred t
the Committee on Federal Relations.
The Chair announced as the committee
to wait on the Governor, in accordance
with the resolution passed this morning
Messrs. Sumner, Kellogg and Hutchins
Adjourned. ......- T..