Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-13
NEVADA ~LEGTsLATURE.
second Session.

CARSON CITY, Jan. IL, 1886.
sc
Thu Sen,to mat M VI alolocl n npr.
.r,nt ~ od;ournmen, pr,yor bv R.v NJ
Rs;ily rhSnIo;n Iorrn,I of ~. eleventh
dSy road and annrovedD
49, nppon,,
Mr.. Tbomn,on renor,ed that the S,andin
| Committee on Fnoro.,ment have c~arefullyy
compared the followinp entitled memorial
with Inc original. and found the snme cor.
rrctlv enurosspd. viz. Senate Mcmori,l and
Joint Revolution relative to Indian depreda-
tons. and report tho samc back to the Senate.
- M 8 CboTman
SpNtrr vpp NrvI3.
-, ma
10 thc fTcNaeM O the eSenate: your
committee on MILITARY and Indian Analrs
report ana commend, without amendment
the passage OF the resolution requesting the
Ad)utant General 10 communism WITH tne
General commanding TINS Military depart
ment IN regard to furnishing Nevada Volun-
teer troops now at Salt Lake will tran'por-
taton 70 their place Of recruiting when mus
'eteu ou'' GHAs' a. ooANhh
\, FRED. HuTChiNqs;
Nr; Mintoh presented inc iolio"inB JOINT
heSoialion:
De" lteSospea, by the senate, tue assem-.
bly, eoncurring, that the State Superintendent
oil fuolle instruction be n IS hereby author-
the State school Fund, taking therefor a good
and sufficient bond approved by the State
Board Of Education, substituting for said
bond the bonds Of the State, upon their is
suance.
Means Committee were Instructed to draw
up a bill in accordance Herewith.
Mr.. Uaines gave notice that he will, OH
some future dny. Introduce n bill entitled
" An Act concerning roads and highways"
SENATE CHAMBER, Jan. u, 1856.
Mr.. Slingcrland, Chairman Of Committee
on Enrolment, reports that Senate Bill No.
ID, entitled "An Act to repeal sections 2 and
3 Of an Act entitled an Act for the relief Of
Judges Of Nye and Churchill counties, ap-
proved January 20, 1866, has been carefully
compared with the ~engrossed bill, rs passed
both Houses; found correctly enrolled, and
that the same has this day been delivered to
the Governor for his approval.
]. s. S~LIS0RRLANp. Chairman,
On motion OF Mr., KELLOGG. Senate Joint
Rcsolntion No. q relative IN TRANSPORTATION
of troops, was taken up and ordered en-
crossed.
o On motion of Mr.. Sl;nccrlnnd. the Senate
adjourned until tomorrow at II o'clock.
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4 NJ b l. I.
FRIDAY, Jan. IL, 1856.
House met pursuant to adjournment at III
o'clock A. ". Prayer by the Chaplain.
Minutes OF yesterday read and approved.
REPoRrs.
By Mr.. o'Neil:
Mr.. SPEAKER:-Ih Committee on Inter
nal Improvements have had under considera-
ton an Act to authorize the US. Telegraph
Company to maintain and construct a tele,
graph line through the State OF Nevada and
connecting with the city Of San Francisco,
California, have come to a favorable conclu-
sion thereon, and direct their Chairman TO
report the same back to the House and re-
commend its passage.
FELIX O'NRIL, Chairman.
Also, by OSeil:
Mr.. SPEAKER: The Committee on Inter
tcrnal Improvements beg leave to report that
they have had under consideration IAN Act
to provide for the constructing. Of bitches and
fumes, and provide for the right OF way
have come to favorable conclusion thereon,
and directed their chairman 70 repors tne
same back TO the House ana ree0mmenu is
passage. FELIX oNEIL' CHAIRMAN
ny MI. James.
MIR. -FOUR S1nnh'',ee 70 whom
was te'etreo he.emoiy put y y ~ az ne'
70 tePea! an Aes en.i',eu nu nnN. sNn snS
the state treasurer 70 employ a eIerk, ana
hx!nG ms compensation approved Match y,
1902 report 'nat they nave nau .ne sasne
unuer sonsiIela.'on, ha'e S!sieu .ns oaee
Vi lIe Sta'e ticaoutti 40 mp " ~
sesoIu'.o1 unIet smS H.: yoG u W. on;r;on
aPPS'nteu, auu nne 'na ~ out Pn
oelkn Iennty ~ s.u 49, ana ,ho
duties imposed by law upon inc said sta.e
Sreas1rer, ana tnat II ~ imPo'siote LOT inc
state treasurer 70 perform inc uu''es o' ms
office without the assistance Oh AZ least one
clerk or deputy: 0 oolnnnItce ~ouiu
therefore respectfully recommend 'ha' 'he OIL
De lndennitely Pos'Ponea'
~. NI. ou.te,. The comu;,,.. Il, s,,,o
-. - - sfsrr.d s..on,hln RiI
NNS or ;,iuS A" ae, a. nron;Ja .sni
~ ~, S,.,o ~ Nod. r..n.c,f,iiv bon
ior IN. '' r".o y, d; ~. peo ,.;;bOus;
I W NJ crrrpn SSrm.n
W 60 49,. t,,Hnn,;nn e.
wi. 0aynuS. ~ % -SI"S"He II.
GuuIeu1 N"".sa, Nv. -. s;npe 81
uonIoe Doel,ine' eau US ui uue'
rules suspended, reso second tune oy tue,
ordeIea printea, ana teiefreo 70 Homrni'ee
on federal felations.
~EhS ossotoN.
ny ieaVe' !Nr. MASON ouereo INC ioiio"ing
report;
Mr.. SPsAHBR Your Standing
on Federal Relations, to whom was referred
Senate Concurrent Railroad Resolution, have
had the same under consideration, and pro-
pose the following amendments Strike out
in the third preamble the words, thence by
the most practicable route to eastern bound.
AIRY Of the State, and respectfully recommend
its passage as amended:
b. s. MASON Chairman.
Accepted and placed on Mo.
Also oy Mr. Mason
nj. lou. ssanalug oommlstee
on Federal Relations, to whom was referred
Memorial to Congress asking AID ior shs Sac
iamento taiIey ana riacetsine na'iioaa,
have had the same under consideration, have
instructed their Chairman to report the same
back and recommend its passage, all OF
which is respectfully submitted.
B. S. MASON, Chairman.
Accepted and placed on hle.
Ry Mr. HAYDEN