Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-09

Mr.. Outer said that he did not accuse the
introducer OF being the representative Of a
faction who were DESTROYS Of passing the bill
for the purpose Of ousting the present incum-
bent because he supported q certain candi-
date for Member Of Congress (Sumner). He
wanted II distinctly understood that he meant
to impute no such motive to the introducer.
Mr.. James said he was satisfied that there
was q suficiency OF labor in the Controllers
office to occupy the entire time Of both the
State Controller and his Deputy. He eulo-
gized Lance Nightingale, the State Controller,
highly, and hoped the motion to reject would
prevail.
Mr.. Ingham said he hoped the bill would
be permitted to take the usual course, and
not be ~strangled in this, its inception. He
desired the case Investigated by the eommit-
tee to which 1t would properly be referred.
Mr.. Elliott concurrcd in the views expressed
BY his colleague, Mr.. Ingham-said he had
heard reasons other than those given by his
colleague, Mr.. Cutter, why the bill should be
passed. m -.
= The House refused to reject the bill, and 1t
was laid over one day for a second reading,
By Mr.. Fisher-An Act authorizing the
State Controller to appoint n Clerk and to nix
his Compensation.
Mr.. Haskell moved to refer the bill to tho
Committee on Elections.
Mr.. James moved to refer the bill to a select
committee.
Mr.. Edwards moved that it be referred to
the Committee on Ways and Means. lie
said that was a large and able committee, and
was their duty and within their province to
examine into and report or all measures OF
an economical nature.
T'ha ynnfinn IN rnfar m tho Inmmlttpn oil
WAYS and Means was lost, and the motion Of
Mr.. James prevailed.
The Speaker announced the select com.
mittee, viz Messrs. James, Prince and
Hinckley.
Mr.. Haskell moved that Mr.. Fisher be ad
ded to the committee. Mr.. Fisher declined.
BY Mr.. Glover-An Act relating to lncor-
porated Mining Companies, and for the Pro-
lection OF Stockholders in the same.
Referred to the Committee on Mines and
Mining Affairs.
BY Mr.. Cutter-An Act to amend the Act
concerning the Courts of Justice Of this State
and Judicial Officers OF this State. Extends
the term Of Justices of the Peace and Con-
stables until the election Of their successors
at the general election in 1868. Referred to
Committee on Elections.
BY Mr.. Edwards-An Act in Relation to
certain fees collected by the Governors
Private Secretary. Referred to Judiciary
Committee.
BY Mr.. Edwards-An Act to Enforce the
| Collection Of Delinquent Taxes. Referred
to Committee on Ways and Means, and or
dcred printed.
BY Mr.. Bcck-An Act for the Repeal OF
the Stamp Duties Of the State. 1t repeats
all Of last years Revenue Act which relates
to the issue Of State stamps. Referred to
the Committee on Ways and Means.
By Mr.. Banks-An Act concerning Loca-
ton and Possession of Mining Claims. Re-
ferrcd to Committee on Mines and Mining
Affairs.
By Mr.. 0'Neil-An Act to amend an Act
to provide for the Constructing Of Toll-roads
and Bridges. Referred to Committee on In
ternal Improvements.
By Mr.. Mayhugh, by cOnscnt-An Act to
protect the Election OF Voluntary Political
Associations, and to punish Frauds therein
| Referred to Committee on Elections.
Adjourned till IL o'clock \. N. to-day.