The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-24
Enerossment had found Senate Bill No

Institutions, relative to the condition ant
management of the Slate Penitentiary.
Two hundred and forty copies ordered
printed.
On motion Of Mr.. Monroe the report. SC
far as it recommended the claim Of S. Pix
ley for $l62, was agreed TO, and the Commit
| tee on Claims relieved from further consider
alton Of the same.
Mr.. Grey in the chair.
BY Mr.. Wilson That the Lander delega.
ton recommend that Senate Bill No. LOO
An Act to authorize certain parties to supply
Hamilton. Treasure, White Pine City and
vicinity with water, be passed with amend
ments.
By Mr.. Wel'y-From the same delegation
-Reporting substitute for Senate Bill no
l5l-An Act granting the right TO certain
parties to construct a railroad from the Eber-
hardt mine to Silver Spring, and recommend
ing its passage.
ASSEMBLY MESSAGES.
Senate Bill No. l3S-An Act supplemental
to the Legislative fund.
House amendments cOncurred in.
Assembly Bill No. San Act TO amend
an Act to allow any person to divert the
waters Of any river, stream, etc.
Referred to Committee on Corporations.
Assembly Bill No. ll0-An Act for the
relief Of Jonathan Williams.
Referred to Committee on Claims.
Assembly Bill No. San Act TO author
ize the Board Of Examiners to allow cei tain
claims against the States.
Referred to Committee on Ways and
Means.
Assembly Bill No. 3S-An Act to amend
the Railroad Incorporation Act.
Referred to Committee on Corporations.
Assembly Joint Resolution No. 2S-Rela-
tive to the Mount Vernon estate.
Passed.
Assembly Bill No. 76-An Act to amend
an Act in relation to fines.
Referred to Committee on Judiciary
The President presented = communication
from the Secretary of State enclosing the
cl.im Of S. II Wright for Sl43 95.
Referred TO Committee on Claims.
1NTEoDJ CED.
civil pstcJice Act.
MIR. Hastings said the only amendment
was allowing the Judge to adjourn the Court
by telegram or letter, when absent SO as to
save the term.
Referred 10 Committee on judiciary.
MIR. rritle in the chair.
BY Nj. Grey-An Act supplementary to
the State Capitol Act. Prohibits any con-
tract for work or material or warrant being
drawn unless there be sufficient money on
hand to meet the same.
Referred to Committee on State Affairs.
BY Mr. Welty An Act concerning
tons by minors. Makes valid convey
nnces OF locators' interests in mining claims
by minors.
Referred to Committee on judiciary.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Senate Bill 10. GA Act to amend an
Act to create counties sad establish tas
thereof.
4 call CT the Senate wxs ordered. ccrc.al
Senators were brought in and f.rhe- Pro-
ceedings under the call dispensed with.
Considered in Committee of tie Whole.
Mr. Monroe offered substitute bill and
stated that he desired to Tetract the assertion,
honestly but mistakenly, made b. hi.a CT
Friday, that at the time OF the changes c. the
boundaries Of Lyon and Churchill those
were represented in the Senate By a
Join, Senator, who had in that instance done
n;us,ice to Churchill. BY reference to the
Territorial Statutes Of 1864, he discovered
III the Act was passed then, an1 not by the
Iracted what he had said with reg ard to Sena- !
TOR James, but still considered kim culpable |
IN not moving for justice to Churchill when
Re did represent her.
The substitute bill was read.
Mr.. Monroe said he claimed for Churchill |
no portion of the territory Of Washoe. III
Wadsworth was hereafter determined BY
actual survey to be below TIE line of the old
smigrant road, and consequently in Lyon
County, he should claim it.
Mr.. Hastings offered the following amend
nent:
To insert after the word "strikes the
Il 0,,,in ehonA 90
place of beginning and to strike out the bal
nee of the section.
Mr.. Monroe said the gentleman might AZ
veil have moved an indefinite pOstponement
# the bill, as the amendment adopted kept
matters jus: as they were.
Mr. Hastings presented circumstances Of
itizens of Lyon against the passage of the
ill. lie said it would be found that every
itizen If Zig Bend signed.
1t had been said BY Mr.. Monroe that
'hurchill was mi>represented in the Terr1to-
ial Legislature OF 1864, when the Ac.
hanging the bour daries of that county
assed. At that time, by reference to the
ournals Of that year, Trask, one of the rep
esentatiyes of Lyon, voted against the bill,
nd Curler, represe NATIVE Of Churchill voted
Or it.
Mr.. Monroe said Mr.. Curler represented
.yon, not Churchill.
Mr.. Hastings said ne represented
'hurchill, was then a resident of that coun-
=, and never did live in Lyon.
Mr. Monroe said he was set down in the
st of members, as from Lyon. |,
Mr.. Hastings said that at the time
'hurchill and Lyon we're united for judicial
urposes, Mr.. Curler certainly represented I
hurchill and never Lyon. ,
MIR. Welty said there would be no trouble
bout that. as they had already seen that q ,
nmpany could be divided and the officers ,