Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-06
NEVADA
Sennte-Thirty-Thlrd Day.
CARSON, February 5, 1869

NEVADA LEGISLATuRE.
Senate-Thirty-Thlrd Day.
CARSON, February 5, 1863.
BY Mr.. Monroe, from the Committee
on Claims-Recommending the payment
of S2O5 as compensation of tho services
of F. /. Wright as official Reporter Of
the Senate at the special session OF 1867,
and for stationery used BY him. II was
adopted.
By, Mr.. Mason, from the Committee
on Federal Relations-Reporting back
Senate Concurrent Resolution relative
to the annexation of certain territory to
Nevada, without recommendation.
Also, Senate Memorial to Congress
relative to o reduction Of the tariff
charged by the Central Pacific Railroad
Company, without recommendation.
BY Mr.. Tritle, from. Committee on
WAYS and Notwithstanding the
passage of Senate Bill No. 80, amenda-
tory of the Revenue law.
BY Mr.. Hastings, from Committee on
Engrossment-That Senate Bill No. 90
had been found correctly engrossed.
By Mr.. Wclty, from Judiciary Com
mittee-That Assembly Bill No. 80, An
Act in relation to the fees and percent
age of District and Prosecuting Attor-
neys in suits for the collection Of dclin-
quent taxes do not pass.
That Assembly Bill No. Alan Act
concerning official bonds, be passed,
with amendments.
Also, Assembly Bill No. l3-An Act
to amend the County Commissioner
Act, without recommendation.
By Mr.. Linn, from Humboldt delcga-
tion-That Senate Bill No. 1903, An Act
to transfer certain funds, do pass.
RESOLUTION.
BY Mr.. Linn-Concurrent Resolution
granting five months leave Of absence
to the County Recorder Of Humboldt.
Adopted.
NorIcR.
BY Mr.. Hurd-Ofa bill for m Act for
declaring the seats Of Senators and AS
ssmblymen vacant, and filling the same
by election.
PETITION.
BY Mr.. Bonnifeld-From 81 citizens
Of Humboldt, demonstrating against the
passage Of Assembly Bill No. San Act
to prevent stock from running at large
during certain seasons of tho year. Re
fcrred to Committee on Agriculture.
GENERAL FILE.
Senate Bill No. Sian Act supple
mental to an Act defining tho duties
Of State Treasurer. Taken from its
third reading aud referred to the Com
mittec on Engrossmcnt for correction.
President in the chair.
Substitute for Senate Bill No. 79-Aa
Act to provide for the incorporation Of
the Grand Lodge of the Independent
Order of Good Templars, and subordi-
nate Lodges. Passed. Referred to Sen
ator Hastings with instructions to amend
the title, which was abbreviated.
Senate Bill No. S4-An Act to amend
the Legislative Attachee Act.
Mr.. Abraham moved it BIO referred to
a special committee with instructions to
insert q proviso that official reporters
must be photographers. Agreed to aud
bill passed
Senate Bill No. 2-An Act to amend
an ACT securing lions to mechanics and
others. Indefinitely postponed.
Senate Bill No. 53-An Act to provide
for tho liquidation of certain claims
against the city of Virginia. Ordered
engrosscd.
Senate Bill No. s0-An Act prescrib-
ing the method of organizing now
ties. Made special order for neIt Thurs
day ut noon.
Senate Bill No. S5-An Act supple
mental 10 an Act concerning the office
of Surveyor General. Amended and
passed.
Senate Bill No. S6-An Act amendn-
tory OF an Act amending the Railroad
Incorporation Act. Passed. The title
amended and approved.
Senate Bill No. GAN Act directing
tho Commissioners Of Lander County to
audit and allow certain claims. Passed.
Mr.. Hall voting nay.
Senate Joint Resolution No. l9-Rel-
ative to annexation Of certain territory
to Nevada. Placed at foot of file.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. p
Relative to reduction Of fare and
freight tariff on tho Central Pacific
| Railroad. Made special order for
| Wednesday noxt at loon.
TIE VETO.
A message was received from the As
sembly transmitting the veto of the
Governor OF Assembly Bill No. l.
nm Act 10 create Legislative funds. TIT
ken up and considered.
The roll was called and the bill unan-
imously passed over the veto.