Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-23

a slight modification, as to publication
of notice. The members could read u
from print BY going into the State Ii.
brary-that would save the expense OF
printing. Is
Mr.. Bence withdrew his motion and
the bill was ordered ~engrossed.
THE VETOED GAMING BILL
OF last year, which probably came up
under the head Of unfinished business.
Mr.. Julien said that he understood
that there were bills to be introduced
in each house having reference to the
licensing of gaming. He was in favor
of laying the vetoed bill and the veto
message on the table until such time as
would enable himself and other MEM
bers to examine the provisions of the
new bills and compare them with those
embodied in the vetoed bill of last year.
THE BOND BILL
Being the special order for liz o'clock
A. NJ, Mr.. Dorsey, from the Committee
on Ways and Means, reported the bill
fayorably, and it was read q third time,
and passed by a vote Of 80 ayes to l no,
Mr.. Jones-and returned to the Senate.
REPORTS.
By Mr.. Tenant, from Committee on
Federal ENTHUSIASTICALLY, concur
rent resolutions asking Congress to
amend the Pacific Railroad charter
so as to reduce rates of fare and freight.
Agreed to.
By Mr.. Brown, from the Judiciary
Committee-Favorably, a substitute for
Assembly bill, an Act to authorize mar
ried women to transact business in
their own names as sole traders. Agreed
to.
By Mr.. Horton-As correctly enrolled,
tho concurrent resolutions asking for
the establishment of q daily mail be-
tween Virginia City, Nevada, and Boise
City.
NOTICES. :.
By Mr.. Munckton-An Act to author
ize the construction of a railroad from
some point on the Truckee River to Car
son City.
ABOUT THE INDEBTEDNESS.
Mr.. Jones offered the following:
WHEREAS, Certain bonds of the State
of Nevada, issued by authority Of an
Act entitled Gan Act authorizing the
issuance and sale Of certain State bonds,
and levying a tar to procure means for
the payment thereof" approved jan
uary 9th, 1866, are about to mature and
become payable and, whereas, no ade-
quate measures have been taken to meet
such payment on the day Of maturity ;
therefore, in order to give the Legisla-
ture ample time to mature a plan for the
ultimate redemption Of said bonds, be
it
Resolved, By the Senate and Assembly
of the State of Nevada, that the Cover
nor and State Treasurer be, and they
are hereby appointed as Commissioners
to negotiate with the party or parties
holding said bonds for an extension of
the time for the payment thereof, upon
such terms and cond tions as they may
deem proper for the maintenance of the
credit and dignity Of the State; such
extension not to exceed six months from
the maturity of said bonds; nor shall
any bonus or interest be paid for such
extension beyond the authorized inter-
est which may accrue thereon.
Referred to the Committee or Ways
and Means.
On motion the bill and veto message
were again made the special order for
Monday next at IL n.
Mr.. St. Clair moved that the bill and
message be ordered printed. Lost.
The House then adjourned till 10 o.
clock A. Y. tomorrow.
[NorE.-In the published report of
Assembly proceedings Of yesterday l
notice another mistake, wherein Mr..
Mayhugh is reported as having declined
to serve on the committee to investigate
into alleged corruption, and Mr.. Carey
was appointed in his place. It should
have read that Mr.. Tenant of Lander
had declined. he gives as his reasons
that certain Of the Lander County dele
CATION are reported to be interested, and
he desires to have nothing to do on the
committee r r,r-orr