The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-18

amounting to S69S.O6.
By Mr.. Hastings-From the COMMITTEES
on Engrossment- That Senate Bill No
ll6 had been found correctly engrossed
By Mr.. Mullan-From the Committee on
Public avorab!y-Assembly Bill
No. 57-An Act for the benefit of married
women in insuring the lives of their hus-
bands
By Mr.. Shamp-From the WashOe dele.
CATION - favorably- Assembly Concurrent
notwithstanding five months leave OF
absence to the County Clerk of said county
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Welty-Resolved, That the En-
rollin. Committee of the Senate be authorized
and instructed to have Senate Bill No. SO So
corrected in the enrolment thereof as to
| include the WORKS of December in the
| section where the same precedes the words
succeeding such election
| BY Mr.. Shamp-ReSolution directing the
Sergeant alarms to pay from the contingent
fund the sum of 1855 CS as reported by the
Committee On Supplies and Expenditures.
Adopted.
Mr. Shamp stated that he would be absent
tomorrow, and asked that Senate Bill detin-
ing the boundaries of Churchill. which is the
special order foT tina, day, be postponed until
Monday at II.
Mr.. Hastings said Mr.. Hurd would also be
absent Tomorrow, and hoped the motion
would prevail.
Mr. Monroe said he would have no objec-
ton except that the session was drawing to
close and he did not want the bill killed in
this way. The bill was on its enGrossment,
and would not be passed in any event to-
morrow; SO neither Mr.. Shamp nor Mr..
Hurd would lose their votes.
The motion prevailed.
Mr.. Monroe m wed reconsideration.
MI. Hastings opposed it. He hoped the
bill would be killed, as he deemed it meas
ure of gross injustice to Lyon.
MI Monroe said lie was glad the gentle
man had shown what the object Of the post
ponement really was-to kill the bill So
far from the bill being an act of injustice to
Lyon, it WAS simply an act of justice to
Churchill. He the only representative
of that county in the Senate and hoped he
would be allowed a fair show on this bill,
and that it would not be slaughtered BY delay
OF action.
Mr. Mullan said he should vote for the
reconsideration. believing fair show should
DC given. He did not think the action of the
Senate should be delayed because of the
absence of members attending to their own
private interests. Even if the bill came up
on its passage in the absence nj its opponents
it made no difference, as the majority of all
that body was concerned.
Mr.. Shamp said he would state as addi-
tional reason for the postponement until
Monday, that he expected BY that time to be
able to present petition which would show
that all the citizens of Wadsworth we're not
in favor Of the bill by any means.
Mr.. Monroe said that the Committee on
County Boundaries had waited a long time
for such documeDt-which never came.
Mr.. Hall said the postponement looked to
him very much like a snap judgment MIR.
Monroe WAS the only representative OF
Churchill and ought to be allowed fair
show. The session was near its close and
the bill should be allowed to stand or TALL
upon its merits, IN his opinion, and not be
killed By delay. But twelve more working
DAYS remained.
The motion to reconsider prevailed.
Mr.. Hastings moved that the bill be made
the special order for Saturday.
Mr.. Monroe opposed it fox the same reason
as urged by him before.
Mr.. Hastings thought it was no more than
an act of courtesy that the motion should be
agreed to- AS it was improbable that Senators
Shamp and Hurd would be here before.
subsequently Mr.. Hastings changed hi.
motion to Friday at , =. NJ, which was
agreed to.
By Mr.. Brown-From the Committee on
State Aiairs-R recommending the passage of
Assembly Bill No THE deaf, dumb and
blind bill.
Also, that Senate Bill No. ll4-rclative to
4 State Insane ASYLUM, do not pass.
INTRODUCED.
BY Nr. Hall-An Act 10 provide for the
,reserva'ien Of manuscript laws and other
'riginai Stale papers.
Referred Ia Comnittcp on State ibrary
GENERAL FILE.
Senate Bill No. San Ac. supplemental
o the Coin Bill.
Passed.
Senate Bill No lI2-An Act to amend
Section 81 of the Revenue LAW.
Passed.
Mr. Hall in the chair.
Senate Bill No. 9O-Ar Act to amend an
Act concerning iuries-
On motion of Mr.. Grev, the Assembly
amendments exempting tremen were con-
urred in.
Senate Bill No. il5-An Act to provide {
or the registration OF the names Of electors
md To prevent fraud at elections.
Ordered cngrossed.
senate Bill No. lo7-The White Pine ,
Committee amendments adopted and bill
ordered engroS>ed.
Senate Bill No. 92-An Act to amend an |
m Act concerning crimes and pun;shments. :
For the protection of labor
Consideration postponed, the hour having {
.rivad for the con sidtration OF the
SPECIAL ORDER.
Senate Bill No. l0-An Act amcndatory OF 7
he C"rporation Act. r
Report of Committee of Conference taken :
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