Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-19
NEVADA ~hRGiEIATGRk.
second Session.
CARSON CRY, Jan. ID, 1866.

REPORTS.

Mr.. Thompson, from Committee on Mines
and Mining, reported amendments to an Act
10 protect the wages OF labor in the State Of
Nevada, and recommend the passage Of the
bill as amended.
Mr.. Kellogg, from special committee to In
quirc into the legality Of the advice given by
Attorney General Nourse to the Controller,
in regard to issuing warrants upon tho Con-
tingent Fund, reported verbally that Mr.. Ho-
bart had been delegated by the committee to
wait upon General Nourse; that the passage
of the resolution yesterday had had the effect
desired; that the Controller Of State had no.
titled the committee that he would issue war
rants upon the Contingent Fund when direct
ed to do so by the Senate.
NOTIONS N RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Hutchings-Thnt the Committee
on Judiciary arc instructed to inquire into
the e~xpedlency OF so amending Section 246
Of the Civil Practice Act, and such other
sections rs by the committee may be deemed
proper, so as to provide: First-That all
mortgages on real estate may be foreclosed
by the mortgage publishing notice OF FORE
closure for four weeks in some newspaper
published within the county in which the
property is situated-said notice to contain a
description Of the property as set forth in the
mortgage, and the amount for which the
property is held. Second-To provide that
the mortgagor shall have one year after fore
closure in which to redeem property, and II
he shall fail to pay within the year, the debt,
interests and costs, then tho tito in fee OF
the mortgagcd property shall pass to the
m~ortgagor.
BY Mr.. James-That His Excsllency the
Governor be requested to submit to the Leg
~islature at his earliest convenience the re-
port Of the Directors Of the State Library.
Adopted.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Sumner-An Act appropriating
moneys for the benefit Of the Orphan Asylum
conducted by the Sisters OF Charity ut Vir-
ginia City.
THIRD READING OF L
Senate Bill No. 29-Au Act to protect the
Wages Of Labor in the State Of Nevada.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Lockwood the Senate
resolved itself into Committee Of the Whole
for the purpose OF considering the general
file, and took under consideration the said
bill.
Mr.. Proctor moved that when the commit
tee rise they recommend the passage OF the
bill as amended. Carried.
MESSAGE PROM THE GOVERNOR.
The Governor transmitted the report OF the
Controller OF State to the Senate.
Moved BY Mr.. Ives that the report be read
Mr.. Hutchins opposed the reading Of the
report, for the reason that it WAS principally
statistical, and the Secretary might rs well
read a Bible 10 the Senate.
Mr.. Kellogg moved that the report be re-
ceiyed and referred to the various appropriate
standing committees. Carried.
Mr.. Kellogg offered concurrent resolution
that 1000 copies be printed. Adopted.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE,
Mr.. Seely, by leave, from Committee on
Judiciary, reported fayorably upon "An Act
to amend An Act entitled An Act to regulate
Proceedings in Criminal Cases in the Courts
Of Justice in the Territory Of Nevada, approx
ed November 26. 1861" and recommended
that it pass.
The bill was put upon its final passage and
passed BY n unanimous vote.
RESOLUTION.
Mr.. Kellogg, by leave, introduced the fol.
lowing: -
Resolred, That the Surveyor-General Of the
State be requested TO make n report to thi:
Legislature, at this session, em6odying there
in 30 much of the reports Of the County As
SCISSORS Of the various counties az he may
deem proper.
Adopted.
REPORT OF COMMITTEES. ~
Mr.. kellogg verbally reported back Senate
Bill Fo. PAN Act to provide Contingent
Expenses for State Officers for the fiscal veal
ending December 81, 1885," with rccommen'
dation that il DO temporarily laid on the table
Adjourned.