Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-20

Mr. Hobart, from Committee on ways
and Means, reported favorably substitute
bill for Senate bill, An Act to set apart
moneys for . military fund.
( Mr.. Lockwood, from Committee on.
State Affairs, reported favorably Assembly
bill. An Act to provide . seal for tho State
Of Nevada.
Mr.. Slingerland reported as correctly
enrolled Senate concurrent resolution, rel
alive to printing $500 copies Of the report
Of the Surveyor General.
Also, from Committee on Counties and
County Boundaries, reported fayorably
Assembly bill, An Act to authorize the
survey and establishment Of the bounds
ries between the several counties Of this
State, with amendments. q =
Mr.. Hastings, from Committee on Agri-
culture and Manufactures, Assembly bill,
An Act concerning the herding and pro-
lection Of sheep, recommending its indeh-
mite postponement.
MI. Thompson reported a. correctly
engrossed Senate bill, An Act to provide
for sale Of property for delinquent taxes.
Mr.. Hutchins, from Humboldt delega-
ton, reported fayorably Assembly, bill, An
Act to amend an Act to provide for the
payment Of the outstanding indebtedness
Of Humboldt county, approved March 9th,
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MBssAoIs
From Assembly transmitting Assembly
bill, An Act to provide for establishing
and maintaining Mining School and
create the Office Of State Mining Mineral
ogist.
Also, returning Senate bill, An Act
amendatory and supplemental to an Act
authorizing the Board Of County Commits
sioners of the several counties Of this State
to apportion the county feyenue.
Also, Senate bill, An Act to amend an
Act to incorporate the town Of Gold Hill.
Also, informing the Senate that the
House did not concur in Senate amend
ments to Assembly bill, An Act to pro-
vide for the registration Of the names Of
electors, and for the ascertainment by
proper proofs Of the persons who shall be
entitled to the right Of suffrage, in regard
to the "oath Of naturalized citizens" and
to the four dollar poll.tax, and requesting
. committee Of conference be appointed.
Messrs. Seely, Tritle and Hastings were
appointed such committee Of conference.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS "a -.V
BY Mr.. Hobart-An Act granting to
certain parties the right to construct a
railroad from the Humboldt river to the
southern boundary Of the State Of Ne
vada.i aHT Iiy& q sI!tS WA
GENERAL PILE.
Senate bill, An Act to provide for sales
Of property for delinquent taxes. Passed.
Senate ia Committee Of the Whole for
the consideration of the general file.
Senate bill, An Act to create Contin-
gent Funds 70 be drawn upon only in GER
tain cases. Ordered engrossed.
Also, Assembly bill, An Act to provide
q Seal Of State OF. Nevada. van,,r
Also, An Act authorizing che survey
| and establishment Of boundaries between
the several counties Of this State.
Also, Assembly bill, An Act concern
ing the herding and protection Of sheep.
| Recommended to indefinite p~ostponement.
An Act to amend An Act TO, provide
for the outstanding indebtedness Of Hum
boldt county" approved March 9, 1866,
was passed.
Assembly bill, An Act to provide a
Seal Of State for the State Of Nevada.
Passed.
Mr.. Hutchins moved that the vote
whereby an Act encouraging mining was
lost be reconGidered. Agreed to.
INTRODUCTION. OF bILLs.
BY Mr.. Doran-An Act to authorize
the surveying of the boundary lines be-
tween the several counties Of sais Stata
Referred.
THE INJUSTICE DONE THE STATE oFPIcHRs.
Mr.. Haines offered the following:
wHRRBAs, The report Of the special
Committee submitted to this House Feb
ruary l6, 1885, is not supported BY the
records a. regards several OF the state
ments made and whereas, . manifest in
Justice has been done the Board Of Exam
liners and State officers BY said report;
therefore, > sistodsl boz rg-ial. BOG 10
Re,oEped, That q special Committee OF
three be appointed, whose duty it shall be
to examine the books Of tho Board Of Ex-
aminers, with reference to ascertaining the
truth Of the report above referred to.
Re,ofpsd, That the COMMITTEES above
created shall have full power to send for
persons and papers, to enable them to
prosecute their Investigations.
Mr.. iHaines, said that tho report jwat
manifestly wrong in some particulars, and
the COMMITTEES had evidently made mis-
takes. That it did injustice to the State
officers. which the Senate should rectify,
by having sthorough investigation Of the
| books Of the Board Of Examiners.
The resolution was laid on the table for
one day. WORE LAIEdta8&at
Mr.. James moved that the report OF the
special Committee appointed to examine
tho books Of tho State Board Of Examiners
be rejected. on the ground that said re.
port 10 so abridged q b repder tho same
unjust and unfair toward many Of our
State o~ficsts, and Of no practical value TO
the Senate, and that said report be ex-
plunged from the Appendix. Laid over
for one day. hSs!Eslo 'as%''o''S sa'''SSft
REPORT.
Mr.. Thompson reported a. correctly en-
crossed, nActt 1arther amend an 40.
to provide for the support Of the Govern.
ment Of the State Of Nevada.
M~xssAoBs.
From the Assembly, transmitting As
sembiy BILL An Act to redistrict the
State OF Nevada into Judicial Districts,
and Ito AZ the salaries Of JudgeS and terms
Of Courts therein &AS
Also, Assembly bill, An Act to amend
an Act to provide for tia formation Of
corporations for certain purposes. ap.
proved March Is, 1885.
Also, An Act TO amend an Act IN rela-
ton to District Attorneys.
Also, Assembly bill, An Act authorz-
ing the issuance Of county warrants a. ey-
idences Of Indebtedness.
Also, An Act to. provide for the sala.
r,es OF the District Judges for the month
Of December, 1884, GSVGa
Also, Assembly bill, An Act to provide
q fund for the payment Of the salaries 81
District Judges Of this Stat, and to regu.
late the disposition Of the same.
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CARSON, Feb. 10. 1885.
House met at 10 o'clock AK.
a.,boalPoRrs.
By Mr.. Hayden. from Committee on
Judiciary, favorably, Senate bill An Act
20 n,ohihit the carving Of concealed