Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-31
NEVADA
Second Session.
S E.
CARSON CrTY, Jan. 80, 1851

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SENATE.
Carson CrrX, Jan. 80, 1886.
RBPoRfs.
BY Mr.. Thompson, 40 correctly engross-
ed-An Act to amend an Act concerning
%conveyances, approved November 9th,
1861.
Also-An.Act to provide for the pay
ment Of the salaries Of the Judges OF the
Supreme Court Of the State Of Nevada.
Also-An Act relating to District At
torneys.
By Mr.. Proctor, from a minority Of the
Committee on Corporations, Assembly
bill entitled-An Act to provide for con-
structing and maintaining Telegraph Lines
in the State Of Nevada, with some verbal
amendments. Also, the following amend.
ment: They shall do the business oil
side lines, will transmit all dispatches in
the order in which they are received, and
for neglecting or failing to do so shall be
liable to a penalty in the sum Of one hun.
dred dollars; and all damages sustained
by reason Of such neglect or failure may
-. Also, add at the end Of Section D
the following All sums collected for pen.
alties, as provided in this section, shall be
paid into the school fund Of the county in
which such penalty is inflicted.
The report was signed by F. n. Proctor
and F. A. Tritle.
Mr.. Thompson, from a majority Of the
Committee on Corporations, made the fol-
lowing additional report upon the same
bill, and substituted the following ad.
ditional Section, and recommended its
passage: rHu
SECTION 8. Nothing in this Act shall
be so construed as to impair nor in any
manner affect the rights and privileges
heretofore conferred by the Governor and
Legislative Assembly Of Nevada Territory
or the Congress OF the United States, upon
any person or persons, company or cor.
poration, his, their or its heirs or assigns,
The committee gave their reasons, al
length, for proposing the amendment.
The report was signed by Messrs. Thomp.
son, Lockwood and Seeley.
NOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Hutchins offered the following reso.
luton:
Re,olred, That the Sergeant at-Arms o.
the Senate be, and is hereby required, &c
draw his warrant on the Senate Contin,
gent Fund, in favor of Seymour Pixlcy
for the sum of IS in favor of John 6
Fox, for the sum Of $79l /; in favor Of Jas
Brown, for the sum Of $50 ; in favor o
Wells. Fargo & Co., for the sum OF $40
provided that the scrip already issueC
should be cancelled.
Adopted.
MESSAGES PROM II ASSEMBLY.
Returning Senate Concurrent Resolu,
ton No. 81. relative to establishing q semi
weekly mail from Aurora via Columbus
to Silver Peak. Passed.
Also, Senate Substitute Bill No. Ar
Act defining the duties Of State Treasurer
which passed the House with amendments
The Senate concurred.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Mr.. Haines-An Act supplementary
to an Act to regulate fees and compensa'
ton for official and other services in tht
State of Nevada, approved March 9, 1865
This bill regulates the fees to be charged
by Commissioners Of Deeds appointed by
| Governors Of other States and residing il
the State Of Nevada, making them tn,
same as charged by Notaries Public, ant
making said Commissioners subject to al
the pans and penalties to which othe,
officials arc liable for official delinquency
or extortion.l Referred.
GENERAL FILE.
Senate bill-An Act to provide for III,
Payment of the Salaries Of the Judges o
the Supreme Court of the State Of Nevada
Passed.
Senate bill-An Act to amend an Ac
concerning Conveyances; approved No
vember 5th, 1861. Providing that mort
cages may be satisfied by entry upon thu
margin Of the record by mortgage, or BY
the clerk Of the court, in case Of a fore
closure. Passed.
Senate bill-An Act relating to District
Attorneys. Passed.
Assembly bill-An Act to provide fol
constructing and maintaining Telegraph
| Lines in the State Of Nevada.
Mr.. Slingerland moved that the bill b
made the special order for day after TO-
morrow, at 2 o'clock p. N.
After some discussion, the motion wal
agreed to.
The resolution to pay the claims Of E
B. Rail and others was considered.
The Senate in Executive session all thu
afternoon.