Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-31
LEGISLATIVE PRocERDmas.
THIRD SESSION.
KNATR-rventv,Pourtb i

WEDNESDAY, january ~, 1901.
Senate met at the usual hour-the
Lieutenant-G Governor in the chair
The roll was called and a quorum pres
emit. Prayer by the Chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
c%oRRBcTLY E%NGRossED.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 10
in relation to Adolph Sutro.
s. REPORTS. Y
Mr.. Nelson, from State Library, re-
ports that the Committee have had un-
| der consideration the State Librarians
Report, and recommend hatit be printed.
The President gave notice that he had
received a printed message from the
| Governor and asked what distribution
to make of it and requested that it be
read.
Mr.. SUMNER move that the Presi-
| dent of this body be instructed to file
upon the back Of the bill, which he now
presents to the Senate, a certificate stat
ing that it not having been received
within the constitutionally prescribed
time in which the Executive Of this
State must present his objections to the
body in which the same originated, it
has become a law; and direct the Sec
rotary to afix his signature thereto, and
transmit the same to the proper officers
| of the other House for their certificate.
The ayes and noes were called for and
| the motion was lost.
Mr.. Grey offered the following resolu-
ton. which was adopted;
Resolped, That the Secretary of the
Senate be authorized and required to
prepare a handsomely ~engrossed copy of
the Senate Concurrent Resolutions rel
alive to Adolph Sutro, signed by the
officers of the two Houses and forward
the same to the person therein named.
Recess. rgrH "n
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Hutchins offered the following
resolution which was adopted:
Resolved, That the Committees on
Federal Relations, Public Lands, Edu-
cation and Agriculture be allowed q
clerk conformity.
Mr.. Sumner in the Chair.
Mr.. Welty stated that the time had
arrived when he wished to reconsider
the vote, whereby Assembly bill relat-
ing to publishing the laws In q newspa-
per had passed. Ruled out of order by
the Chair.
Adjourned.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fourth Day.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 80, 1867.
The House met at IL o'clock A. n.
Speaker Ferguson in the chair. Prayer
by the Chaplain. 'r'
The journal read and approved.
Correctly engrossed Assembly bill, an
Act to regulate the proceedings in civil
cases in the Courts of Justice. Also,
an Act providing for the release Of sure
ties on official and other bonds and I'M
dertakings.
The following bills were introduced
By Mr.. Walton-An Act regulating
Sheriff's fees. aEraagaa.
By Mr.. Welch-An Act to provide for
the interpretations Of Hospitals and
Asylums.
By Mr.. Dana-An Act for the protec-
ton of hotel keepers and lodging houses.
Referred to Committee on State Institu-
tons.
By Mr.. .Parker-An Act to restrict
gambling. Referred to a Select Com
mittee.
Senate memorial No. 60, inI relation
to the U. 8. Branch Mint at Carson City;
passed.
An Act to regulate proceedings in
civil cases in the Courts Of Justice;
passed.
An Act to provide for the organiza-
ton Of the Assembly at the commence
mert of the session; passed.
An Act to remove the county-sest of
Nye county; passed. TrH2 STT
Assembly bill No. 81, as passed by
the two Houses in the year 1856, an Act
to prevent unlicensed gaming, and TO
provide for the issuance Of license for
the Same, the objections Of the Governor
were sustained.
Adjourned.