The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-26
rWENTY-SECOND DAY-ASSEMBLY


Journal of Fri day was read and approved
Leave of absence was granted to Mr..
Welch for one dav.
PETITIONS.
By Mr.. Woodworth-Of y citizens Of
Humboldt county for the passage of an Act
for the protection of resident agrieulturists
in Paradise Valley, as against stock raisers.
Referred to Committee on Agriculture.
REPORTS.
BY Mr.. king-From Committee on En-
rollment, as correctly enrolled, Assembly
bill, an Act for the relief of C. S. WARREN of
Humboldt.
Also, Assembly Concurrent Resolution
relative to establishment of mail from Bel
mont to Aurora.
BY Mr.. Tennant-From Committee on
Ways and Means, favorably:
Senate Bill-An Act creating Legislative
Fnnd.
Also, Assembly BiIl-An Act relative to
fees of District Attorneys in tax suits.
Filed.
BY Mr.. Hillver-From Judiciary Com
mittee, favorably. Senate bill, an Act to es-
tab!ish the financial transactions OF State on
a coin basis.
Also, Senate Bill-An Act to amend the
Act to provide for publication Of Supreme
Court decisions.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. wman-That the bill in relation
to fees of District Attorneys in tax suits, be
made the special order for next Thursday at
II O'Clock NJ.
Agreed to.
BY Mr.. misunderstanding the Com
mittee on Ways and Means to investigate
into the propriety OF reporting a bill for the
issue Of interest bearing warrants, for the
purpose of raising money to pay Legisia-
i've expenses.
Mr.. Hillyer said that he had taken an in
terest in this matter, and found from inqui- |
~ that there was but little over ST. 900 in |
sreenbacks in the State Treasury, one-half
of which belonged to the Salary Fund for the |
Supreme Judges. He was in favor of issu-
ing interest bearing warrants for the sum of
100000, bearing interest at the rate of ID |
per cent. per annum, which he had been as
sured would be taken BY the Bank of Cal |
ifornia.
Mr.. Mayhugh ia vored the LAYING over Of
the resolution for further Investigation.
The resolution prevailed.
By Mr.. Suall-To allow the members of |
the Third House, the use of the Assembly
next Thursday night for its opening session
Agreed to.
FROM TIE SENATE.
Senate Bill-An Act to amend the Corpo-
ration Act.
Referred to Committee on Corporations.
Also, Senate Concurrent Resolution,
leave Of absence from the State TO
Robert McBeth, Commissioner, and James
B. Minor, Clerks of Humboldt county, for
period of six months.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Anderson-An Act to incorporate
The town of Gold Hill.
Referred to the Gold Hill portion Of the
Storey county delegation.
By Mr.. Moulton-An Act to provide for
of Senators and Assembly.
Reduces the number of Senators to ten and
he Assembly to twenty-six.
Mr.. Bowman moved to refer the Bill to
elect committee of two from Storey and one
rom each other county, agreed to, and the
Speaker announced the following as the
Committee
Messrs Bowman, Hillyer, Burlingame,
,1oulton, Rule, Tenant, Wright, Mayhugh,
mall, King, Waller and Randall.
GENERAL FILE.
Assembly Bill-An Act to amend Section
of the Act disincorporatingt the municipal
government of Aurora.
Passed.
Assembly Bill-An Act in relation to
hanging the names of individuals. En-
owers Distric. Courts to change names on
roper showing.
Passed.
Assembly Bill-An Act to amend the gen.
raj Act III relation to County Commission
rs. Provides that after next general cleo
ion every county polling over 1900 votes
hall select five Commissioners, all others
olling 4 less vote to select three.
The Bill was considered in the Commit
ee of the Whole, Mr.. Hillyer in the chair,
nd amended so as to allow 40 instead of Is
ents mileage and finally passsd-ayes, 50
ays. 3.
THE GOLD BILL.
Senate Bill-An Act to provide for es.ab- I
shing the financial transactions of the
tate on a coin basis.
The Bill was read Sd time.
Mr. Tenant moved to recOmmit with IN ,
tructions to amend SO as to except the
MEMBERS of this legislature from the bens- c
is of the Bill. /
Mr.. Bowm; 4 thought that such an excep-
ion should apply to the members from
White Pine only. He would favor that.
The motion was laid on the table.
Mr.. Cleveland moved to amend SO that the
Ict should only take effect from and after
Is passage, instead of the lst of January,
Laid on the table and Bill passed, ayes,
nays, 4.
Messrs Dangberg, Hanson, Moulton and
mall voting in the negative-Messrs. Lam
ION and Welcn absent.
THE LEGISLATIVE FUND BILL.
Assembly Bill-.An Act creating Lesisla.