The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-14
STATE LEGISLATU RE
FORTY-FIRST DAY--ASSEMBLY.

| CARSON CRY, February 10, 1859.
Prayer by the Chaplain. The Journa
Of yesterday was read and approved.
| Leave of absence was granted Mr.. Amber
son, on account of illness.
| REPORTS.
| By NJ Hiilver-From Judiciary Com
mite, favorably-The Revised Civil Practic.
act.
Also, favorably Assembly Biil-An Act &c
amend the District Judges Salary Bill, So a,
to allow monthly compensation instead o.
quarterly.
Rv Mr.. Grpy-From Committee on Pub
lie Morals, adversely to Assembly Biil-An
Act TO prohibit gaming, on the ground that
the law would not be observed by the
better to pass the bill now pending to license
gaming, BY way of restraining the vice.
Which latter bill the Committee resom-
mended should pass.
GENERAL FILR.
Assembly Bill-An Act 70 authorize the
County OF Storey to pay certain 5ond.
The EIDE Bond for s., coo and INTEREST,"
Passed.
Assembly BHl-An Act to provide for the
education of the deaf, DUMB and blind.
TAppr"priates $,3 600 to a fund to pay the
expense of education of she deaf and dumb,
at the Blind Institute at San Francisco.
Mr.. Woodwork said that he was opposed
to imposing many duties upon any officer
as has been ALREADY imposed Upon the Sec
rotary of Stat. without additional paw. Com
seGuentlv he moved TO make the Controller
ex-otticio Commissioner under the provisions
Of the bill instead ofthe Secretary Of State.
Mr.. WEIGH moved as substitute TO make
the Governor Commissioner. He would
have pieaty of time to attend to the dn,les
imposed.
NIr. Burlngame hoped the gentleman
would not burden the bill 30 as TO Kill it. 4
bill so meritorious should pass.
Mr.. HI yer hoped the amendment making
the Controller the Comm sioner, would pre-
vail. He was opposed to the naming of one
Of the Board Of Examiners such, for the
reason that he preferred they should not
a udit there own claims any longer.
Mr. Welch withdrew his nomination Of
the Governor.
Mr.. Woodworth's amendment prevailed BY |
!, unanimous vote.
I he bill passed.
Assembly Bll-An Ac. for the relief of
married women in insuring the lives OF their
husbands.
Mr.. Woodwork explained that the intent |
~ lll9 OIL was u tAthitl< II biI tAttutiHil
UNI of 5000 of the insurance to satisfy
deceased husbands creditors.
Passed.
Senate Bill-An Act directing the Com
niSsioners of Lander County to allow certain
laims. ALLOWS Register Agents Harmon
nd Logan Of Lander County respectively
;l22.i0 aud S52 IS.
Passed.
Assembly Bill-An Act to provide for the
publication of summons in certain cases.
Mr.. Welch moved the indefinite postpone
lent Of the bill, for the reason that lis pro-
isions we're embodied in the Revised Prac-
&c Act now pending.
agreed to.
Assembly Bill-An Act to authorize the
oard of State Examiners to allow certain
aims against the State.
Ordered engroSsed. .
The Catholic Orphan Asylum Bill was, Oh ,
ntion OF Mr.. Cleveland, made the special
der for next Wednesday.
Senate Bill-An Ac. to amend the General
lection Law. r.
Passed. .,
Assembly Biil-An Act to allow the diver h
on OF water from any stream through any i
tch. n
Recommitted. 4
Assembly Eill-IAn Act for the relief of i
NJ. kruitschniit and his bondsmen.
Passed. Ayes, p noes, 2. h
A, quarter to one, recess for half an hour. i,