Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-24

proceedings Of the second and last Constitu.
tional Convention, made q written report
thereon. Ordered IN file. .r rrr
NOTIONS N RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Clemens-That a bill OF items shall
hereafter accompany all resolutions ordering
money paid out OF the Contingent Fund.
Agreed to.
BY Mr.. Mayhugh-To make the Catholic
Orphan Asylum relief bill and the reports
thereon the special order for this evening at
7 o'clock.
Mr.. Mayhugh's motion waslo't. Ayes, ~;
noes, Is.
Mr.. Cutter moved to make the bill the
special order for "a o'clock this evening.
Lost by the same vote.
BY Mr.. Cutter-To authorize the Chairman
Of the Committee on Enrolment to certify to
extra enrolling necessarily done. Agreed 70.
Ayes, Is; noes, 8.
ByMr Taylor-To authorize the Sergeant
at-Arms to pay S. Pixley Sl6 out OF the As
sembly Contingent Fund. Agreed to.
BY Mr.. Beck-Instructing the Sergesnt;at-
Arms to pay S25 fine collected Of Mr.. Hayden
into the Library Fund.
Laid on the table.
MESSAGES.
From Senate, transmitting Senate bill-An
Act to further amend the Revenue ACT. he
IcTTeQ 10 SOULlltlce Ou ways ohA SuA
Senate bill-An Act to pay claims OF State
Prison Warden for expenses incurred in the
capture Of escaped prisoners. Ordered on
file.
Senate bill-An Act in relation to the pay
ment Of salaries and other claims against the
State.
Senate bill-Au Act for the relief Of John
F. Stone.
Senate bill-An Act to authorize the trans.
fer of certain books from the State Library 10
the State Prison. Ordered on file.
Senate bill-An Act to amend the Militia
Act.
Senate bill-An Act to amend Section so Of
an Act concerning the Courts Of Justice in
this State and judicial officers.
Senate bill-An Act to amend the Militia
Act, No.2.
INTRODUCTION oP BILLS.
BY Mr.. Vandewater-An Act to provide
for disposing Of the moneys in the Storey
county Building Fund, under certain contin-
g~encies. Provides that in case the Commits.
sioners fail to purchase the present County
Buildings BY the 18th Of March next, the
County Auditor is required TO draw the entire
sum out OF the Building Fund and invest it
in United States 7.30 Bonds, and in case Of
the purchase Of the building, the u~nexpended
amount in the fund is to be invested in the
anne way.l Referred to the Storey county
delegation. a..
BY MI. McDougall-An Act for the relief
Of Frank Eastman. Provides for the pay
ment of an increase Of $500, when Eastman
shall have delivered 600 copies Of the report
Of the Constitutional Debates to the Secretary
OF STATED Referred to Committee on State
Institutions.
BY Mr.. Williams-An Act to amend the
A.k - rnl.tAna % NnOnNnnn IailQ and the
prisoners thereof. Referred TO Committee on
Judiciary.
By Mr.. James-An Act to amend the
County Building Act. tAuthorizes the levy
Of u tax not exceeding one-half Of one per
cent. for the purpose Of keeping county build
ines in repair. Referred to the Storey
county delegation.
By Mr.. Munckton-An Act TO incorporate
Carson City.
GENERAL FILE.
Assembly bill-An Act to amend the Cor
poration Act. Passed.
Assembly bill-An Act to amend the Act
| concerning the Courts Of Justice and judicial
| officers thereof. Provides that a District
Judge may be elected in a district after a
residence therein OF but six months instead
Of one year as here,ofore.l Passed.
Mr.. Banks bill to reduce the salaries and
expenses Of the State was laid on the table.
Ayes, Is; noes, II.
Mr.. Glover's bill to provide for the care and
maintenance Of the INDECENT sick and insane
Of the State was laid on the table.
Senate bill-An Act authorizing a loan on
the faith and credi. Of the State to pay of
the old Indebtedness Of the State. Passed.
Ayes, "a noes, t.. -,
Assembly bill-An Act to amend the Civil
Practice Act. Ordered engrossed.
Assembly bill-Au Act to regulate the
number and compensation Of the clerks and
employees in the State offices and Lcgisla-
ture. =,
Assembly bill-An Act in relation to legal
currency. Ordered ensrossed.
Assembly bill-An Act to amend the Civil
Practice Act. Extends the limited time for
the commencement Of suits BY nonresident
from six months to two years. Ordered en-
crossed. Adjourned.