The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-02

House amendments not being concurEed
III. The same was placed on file.
NOTICES.
Bv Mr.. Bunker-An Act to amend an Act
to regulate fees and compensation.
NEW BILLS INTRODUCED
Bv Mr.. Welch-An Act to aid in the cree
ton of a National Lincoln Monument.
Placed on file.
By Mr.. We!ch-An Act for the limitation
Of the hours of labor.
Referred to Committee on Mining interests.
By Mr.. Corbett-An Act to abolish capital
punishment.
Mr. Tenant said that was a bill that suit
ed him better than any that had been intro
duced. He moved its reference to COM
mittce Of two from Storey and one from
each other county.
Agree to.
by Mr.. Shakespcre-An Act to amend TIE
Act regulating proceedings IN justices
Courts.
Referred TO Judiciary Committee.
The House, NJ. Tennant in the chair,
considered the
GENERAL FILE.
Assembly Bill-An Act to amend Section
81. Of the Revenue law. Authorizes the
person making service of summons by pos
ing copy on the Court House p days, in
tax suits. where party canaUt he found.
On motion of Mr.. Atkinson, the bill being
on a third reading, recomnlitted 10 i
Select Committee Of one, with Instructions
to amend the same so to make the pro-
visions Of the bill applicable to the Consta-
bic as well as the Sheriff.
Nh Woodworth moved to make the bal
81, ,r9a f1r
Lost.
The bill then passed, ayes % nays H..
Assembly Bill-hn Act in relation to fees
and compcn sation Of District Attorneys IN
tax suits. Fixes fees at $40 in Courts -
Record, and s. in Justices Courts III eae"
case.
Passed, ayes 50 nays ,.
Assembly Concurrent Resolution Fro
vidcs for submitting to the people at the
next election. the proposition TO hold 4 Con-
sti.ulional Convention.
Passed.
Assembly Bii.-An Act 10 prohibit the
carving Of concealed weapons. It's more
stringent than the present Law on orr
R0uksl After it's third reading Mr.. ClevC-
land moved to recommit the Bill with i'll
s,ructions TO amend hy striking out TIE
words % 80 miles where they define tie
word d" travelling
M Doolin said he was satisfied the Ban
was going to pass, and he would like for
one to know the reasons for the amend
ment.
Mr. Cleveland said it would operate harsh
" on that class of business men who had
m ills short distance from towns and who
frequently carried large sums Of money
with them.
Mr. Atkinson said that was no argument
in favor OF the proposed amendment. II
the class referred to were liable 10 carr
large sums Of money let them carry their
weapons for protection In sight; let them
buckle on their six-shoo.ers and carry thels'
shot-guus on their shoulders. II the amend
rnent prevailed il ncutralized the intent OF
the Bill.
Mr.. Cleveland said that the suggestions
Of Mr.. Atkinson were absurd. For man
to buckle six-shooter or carry shot
gun would be Ike attaching Ilacard to his
back giving the road agents notice that he
was carrying treasure. He would be as
willing to carry sack Of -four as re, Diver
strapped to him.
Mr.. GRAY said that he was satisfied that
the motion was made for the purpose Of
emascuating the Bill.
The motion to strike out the 80 miles
limit for travellers was lost by vote OF IL
to 81.
The Bill then passed by vote of 2 to
Is.
A motion to adjourn was lost and Mr.
Cleveland, who changed his sote from the
negative TO the affirmative, gave notice OF u
motion TO reconsider.
Mr. Bowman prior TO the passage of the
Bill said he should vote against the Bill FOX
the reason that it provided that any person
could go before Justice of the Peace and
have a warrant issued on his suspicion that
the person complained of had carried con-
cealed weapo,s.
Senate Bill-An Act to authorize III.
Commissioners Of Lyon county to issue
S75,0 900 in bonds in aid of the construction
of the Virginia and Truckee Rail Road.
Passed-Mcssrs. Cleveland and Bunker
voting in the negative.
Mr.. Potter by leave, introduced resolu
ton that all members voting for the Bll!:,'
prohibi. the carrying Of concealed weapons
be subjected to a search by the Sergeant
alarms before being permitted to leave the
Hall.
AT 3:l5 the House adjourned.