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

MONDAY Jan. 3, 1866.
The House met Mt ii o'clock A. ~. Pres.
ent, 80 members.
NOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Clemcns-A concurrent resolution
to print 1000 copies Of the report OF the STU
pcrintendent OF Public Instruction. Adopted.
Ry Mr.. Cutter-To amend the standing
rules so as to fix the usual number OF docu-
ments to be ordered printed at 2iO copies,
unless otherwise ordered. Lost.
BY Mr.. McDougall-To require the issue
BY the Scrgcant-at-Arms OF q $50 warrant 10
each member, for stationery. postage, etc.,
payable out Of the Contingent Fund, Adopted
Mr.. Munckton offered the following:
Resoired, That this being the anniversary
Of the battle of New Orleans, that this House
adjourn at 3 o'clock P. N. till to-morro"
morning at the usual hour.
By Mr.. Gray-That the Speaker be and he
is hereby authorized to appoint an assistant
and messenger. Laid on the table.
SPECIAL ORDER.
The hour OF II o'clock N. having arrived,
the House took the last years veto message
of the Governor, Of the bill to provide pay for
the members Of the two Constitutional Con-
yentions.
The veto Of the Governor was sustained
the House refusing to pass the same notwith-
standing the Governors objections.
NOTIONS N RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Banks-That the Committee on
Printing be instructed to report what the cost
of printing tho bills OF the last session was,
and what the estimated cost Of printing bills
this session will amount to in all probability.
Mr.. Bank, said that he had no desire to re-
duce the profits Of the State Printer, but
thought that the printing could be done
cheaper. and not reoues .ne plohts y, sae
state frihter. Inc aNon, ,ho SOps,o
.o.r ,Se, ,Ss S.n,ts had received the
Al; ,tn1t GencrnTs renort.
Au' i'nh' NoT,cys ~ n,11s.
H., A. piu.nrSa@En a., 70 almond Sec.
,;on 100 Of the Criminal Practice Act.
y =, ~ cntorco Inc ColIec,ion of
Dh.Sownn
Depn . yii;o,,rAn Az, % nrov;de for =,
by @
Rv M w;Ili,ma-An Act 10 amend nm
~ rol,,;on N County Judges,
re- Mr. Wnlton-An Act TO amend the
Gonc,,I Toll. Road Act.
By Mr.. ONeil-An Act defining the duties
Of Tax Collectors.
Nv Mr.. Walton-An Act to amend the
County Commissioner Act, etc.
Rv Mr. Taylor-An Act to amend tho Act
relative 10 District Attorneys.
Aiso-An Act to apportion the Represent
alton in the Legislature.
By Mr.. Bsarss-An Act TO amend the No
tary Public Act so as to increase the number
of Notaries Public in Nye county from six to
twelve. =
Nv Mr.. Cravford-An Act to provide for
tho l.ct;on Of Pr~esidential Electors, Member
Of Congress, etc.
ssv.ral hills md concurrent resolutions
80 ra.d and referred 10 the nppropriate
O"n,u;t,cos
Nh ti;uoi,ov ballad nm hi, resolution Or
w. go ~ p,clock p, ". till Q
ueLnS
NJ u;ncI,ev made a very sensible argu-
80 .hnv he Uouse that time might be
mem c " ~, ~. ,Jnnt;on N the re.olution. II
Sson 'I ~ ~. an ;nnumerable number OF mo-
t;on. 20 t,Lc , reccss each day.
A., T;sber moved 10 Law the resolution on
.,n ,nhio ua snid he could see where il
~ ono,,te No :, hardship. The mover
mouIu oP; ~, no n,,t;ng an elaborate speech,
nnI ;e ,ha Sonse h.nnened TO adjourn FOR an
anu IL ,ta ,an,Ieman MIGHT forget his piece.
The resolution was laid on the table.
iSThopuol.oS a.. , IN rsI,,;or n
by mr. ,hs;r @.Isc,;on and their term, and to
oIlceIs' tne stI;nn ]roc,nc;es' Referred to the
provide !ol nlipr55 ...ian. ma ordered nrintrd.
commune on Act 10 amend the
ny III the eity OF Aurora. Re-.
Act issotRo.s95 dsI.g,tion.