Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-20
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NEVADA
Second 0eAsion.
CARSON CITY, Jan. 10. 1866.
S NATE.
REPORTS.

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REPORTS.
Mr.. Thompson, from Engrossmcnt Com
mittee, reported as correctly engrossed, Senate
Bill No. 29-To protect tho wages Of labor in
the State Of Nevada; also, substitute for SEN
ate Bill No. 4, defining the duties Of State
Treasurer.
Mr.. Kellogg, from Committee on State
Affairs, reported back Assembly Bill Nc. o.
"An Act in relation to the collection Of GER
tain fees heretofore collected BY the Govern
or's Private Secretary" with amendments,
and recommended its passage as amended.
Mr.. Sumner, from Committee on Military
and Indian Affairs, reported Senate Bill No.
entitled An Act for organizing and disciplin-
ing the Militia OF the State" and recon-
mcnded that it DO indefinitely postponed.
This bill was to repeal the section Of the
statute compelling counties to provide armo-
ries for militia companies. Also, joint me-
mortal in relation TO Indian dspredations,
recommending the amendment Of the clause
in relation to General Mcdowell, 20 40 TO
read, " It is with feelings Of regret that we
have to express the conviction forced upon
us by the events Of the past year, that the
former chief military authorities at the head
quarters of the Department Of the Pacific
have wholly failed" etc. Also, the amend
ment Of the Oath line DISCRIMINATING clause),
so as to read as follows: "Until the Indians
are completely subJugated or extermlnated.
The committee disayowed any attempt in the
memorial to assault the character Of General
Mcdowell, or reflect upon his military ca
pacity but simply that he had failed to SOM
prehend the character Of the military service
required in Subduing hostile Indians.
Mr.. Ives moved that the rules be suspend
ed and the memorial be now considered.
The Senate concurred in the amendments
proposed by the committee, n memorial
ordered re.cngrossed.
NOTIONS N RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Proctor moved that ono hundred copies
Of the bill introduced by Colonel Sumner yes
tcrdny, in relation to donating money to the
Sisters Of Charity, be ordered printed.
MESSAGES PROM THE ASSEMBLY.
That the House concurred IN the senate
amendments to Assembly Bill NO. ~ An
Act authorizing the issuance anu safe Oh GER
tain State Bonds, and levying a tax to pro-
vide means for the payment thereof"
Also. transmitting Assembly Bill No. 46-
An Act for the relief Of certain officers Of
the VIRGINIA Fire Department" the same
having passed the House.
Also. Assembly Concurrent Resolution No.
Is, relative to Robert Lyon, County Assessor
Of Douglas county, granting him leave OF alb
sence from the State till the lOth day oil June
next.
Resolution adopted.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Mr.. Doran-An Act to provide for the
sale OF tho 18th and Both Sections Of Lands
donated BY the Government to the State Of
Nevada, at their value, and providing for the
selection Of other lands, in lieu Of those to
which the right Of presumption had attached
at tn. time Of survey, and to repeal an Act
entitled ar Act to provide for the disposition
Of the 10th and 36th Sections Of Public Lands
don,sed by the United States Government to
9th, 1865. Referred, and $40 copies ordered
printed.
By Mr.. Lambert-An Act to amend an Act
entitled an Act to exempt the Homestead
and other property from forced sale in GER
tain cases. Referred to Judiciary Commit
tee.
By Mr.. Winton-An Act supplemental to
and amendatory Of an Act to provide for the
maintenance and supervision Of Common
Schools-Approved March Doth, 1865. Sec
ton LIST provides for the Investment OF the
State School Fund, in the bonds Of this State,
the interes. 81 which shall be apportioned to
the various counties Of the State Tor school
purposes. Referred to Committee on Edu-
cation.
Mr.. James, BY leave, introduced o concur
rent resolution-That the Standing Commit
tees on State Prison Of both Houses be in
structed to visit the Prison at an early day.
and report to both Houses.
THIRD EADIN OF BILLS.
Substitute for Senate bill No: I, dehning
the duties Of State Treasurer. Bill passed.
Senate bill No. GAN Act to protect the
wages Of labor in the State OF Nevada
passed by the following vote: