Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-22

not desire to whitewash the mlsdeeds OF
any one. He favored the appointment Of
the committee, and desired the members
to perform their duties impartially.
The preamble was amended so as not to
imply any censure on the committee, n
resolutions passed.
Mr.. James resolution in relation to the
report was taken from the table, and re-
ferred to the committee raised by Mr..
Haines' resolution.
The Chair announced as the committee
under the resolution, Messrs. Haines,
Tritle and Hobart.
Mr.. Lambert thought the committee
would not prove an impartial one-that a
majority he was satisfied were biased in
favor of the State officers.
MESSAGE.
From the Assembly, that the House had
passed Senate bill-An Act to provide for
the payment of the salaries Of the Judges
of the Supreme Court of the State of Ne
vada, over the veto Of the Governor.
The Lincoln county bill was re-referred
to the Committee on Counties and County
Boundaries.
Mr.. Slingerland moved that Messrs.
Seely and Lambert be added to the COM
mittee.
Mr.. Haines said he was not present
when Mr.. Lambert made his remarks in
regard to the committee. He disclaimed
all Partially toward the State officers,
but as that impression existed in regard to
him he wished to be excused from serving
on the committee. The Senate refused to
excuse him. Adjourned till Friday.
ASSEMBLY,.
CARSON, Feb. 81, 1886.
THE VETO MESSAGE
OF the Governor, on Senate bill-An Act
to provide for setting aside the necessary
sum to pay the salaries of Supreme Judges
quarterly, instead Of setting aside the nec-
essary aggregate amount annually.
The bill was passed, Notwithstanding
the Governors objection, by the following
vote !:
AYIs-Messrs. Beck. Garfield, Glenn
ems, Crawford. Cutter. Edwards, Elliott,
Fisher. Gage, Grey, Hall, Haskell, Hay
den, Hinckley. Hudson, Ingham, James.
Julien, Lane, Linn, Mayhugh. Munckton,
McDougall, Prince, Taylor, Vandewater,
Walton, Williams, Wood, Work, Wood.
ruf-32.
NoEs-Messrs. Bcarss, Glover. Mason
and Mr.. Speaker.
ABsENr-Mr. O'Neil-l.
REPORTS.
By Mr.. Hudson-An Act to authorize
the issuance Of more bonds to pay the old
Territorial Indebtedness.
BY Mr.. Munckton, from the Ormsby
delegation-Favorably on Assembly bill
An Act to consolidate and provide for
paying the Indebtedness Of Ormsby county,
with amendments.
Mr.. Gaige, from a majority Of the House
Committee Of Conference or the differen-
ces between the two Houses on the Regis
try bill, reported recommending the House
to concur in the Senate's amendpents.
Zone of the amendments makes the pay
ment of a poll-tax a prerequisite to the
right Of getting registered.
By Mr.. Bearss, a. correctly enrolled,
An Act to regulate the civil jurisdiction
and Ipractices of Justices Courts. and to
consolidate into one Act former provisions
on the subject. Also, An Act to amend
the Act to provide for the outstanding in
debtedness Of Humboldt county. Also,
An Act to provide a seal for the State.
By Mr.. Crawford, from the Committee
on Public Printing, favorably on Senate
bill, An Act appropriating money to pay
for publishing Volume l Of the reports OF
the decisions Of the Supreme Court.
By Mr.. Munckton, from q majority Of
the Committee on County Boundaries,
adverse to the passage Of Assembly bill,
An Act relating to boundaries Of Lander
and Nye counties.
BILLS APPROVED.
An Act to transfer certain moneys from
the Legislative Fund to the Contingent
Funds Of the Senate and Assembly.
NOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Cutter, to require the Controller
to pay the Sergeant-at-Arms $1,000 out
Of the Legislative Fund for the use as IN
Assembly Contingent Fund. Agreed to.
Mr.. Elliott, pursuant to notice, moved
to reconsider the vote by which the cleo
ton bill passed yesterday. He alluded to
the adoption of Mr.. Cutters amendment
yesterday, which provided for e Tax COL
lector in Storey county, as an unnecessary
expense entailed upon the people, and
said If the House would reconsider the
vote he would offer an amendment which
would secure to those counties desiring it
a provision making the Sheriff ex-oficio
Tax Collector. He desired that the taxes
in Storey county should be paid directly
to the Treasurer, thus saving the expense
Of q Tax Collector.
The motion to reconsider was lost.
REGISTRY BILL
Wa taken up, with the Senate's amend
ments and the majority report of the COM
mittee Of conference on the amendments.
The amendments of the Senate were
then concurred in by the following vote {:
AYEs-Messrs. Bearss, Beck, Clemens,
Crawford, Cutter, Edwards, Gaige, Gray,
Glover, Hall, Hudson, Ingham, James,
Linn, Munckton, Prince, Vandewater,
Walton, Wood-l9.
Nozs.-Messrs. Garfield, Elliott, Fisher,
Haskell, Hayden, Julien, Lane, Mason,
Mayhugh, McDougall, Williams, Work,
MI. Speaker-l3.
PAIRED opP-Mr. Hinckley with Mr..
Woodruff.
ABsEYT-Messrs. O'Neil and Taylor-2.
Mr.. Bearss explained that he had
changed his vote for the reason that al
though he was opposed to the 81 poll-tax,
as were his constituents, but the main OPP
position to the old Registry Law was the
inconvenience of it. Rather than see the
bill which afforded the voters better facili-
ties for registering than the old bill de-
feated, he felt it his duty to his constisu-
ents to change his vote from ne to aye.
Messrs. Prince, Edwards and Walton
made the same explanation.