Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-20

on State Affairs report that all the State
officers except the Governor, Attorney
General aud Board Of Examiners, re-
quired by law to report An itemized
statement Of the expenses incurred in
their respective offices, have presented
reports which, III the opinion of your
committee, mel the requirements Of the
law.
By Mr.. Grey-That the Committee on
County Boundary recommend the pass
age of an Act to establish the eastern
boundary line of the State.
NOTICES.
By Mr.. Welty-Of an Act to provide
for the incorporation Of towns and
cities.
INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. Bonniield-An Act requiring
q license to transport passengers Tor
hire within this State.
Mr.. Monroe, from the Committee on
Claims, reported the claim OF tho Ddity
Appeal, disallowed by tho Board OF En-
aminers, recommending it's payment.
GENERAL FILE.
An Ac. relative to the Determination
Of marriages. Passed.
Joint resolution amending Sections 2
and %, Of Article Nv. Of the Constitu-
ton. Passed.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr.. Tritle introduced NJ Act 10 regu-
late the business of assaying in this
State.
Also, an Act to provide for the pay
ment of the claim Of G. B. Brooks
Assembly.
o
Ry Mr.. Tennant-An Act to amend
the Revenue Act.
By Mr.. Welch-Favorably, the SEN
ate memorial, asking that Snow Shoe
Thompson be paid for carrying mails
from Carson Valley to Placerville.
By Mr.. ENTHUSIASTICALLY, Senate
Bil-An Act to provide for the care OF
the insane.
Also, q substitute bill, to amend an
Act so as to allow the County Treas
urer of Nye Couuty q salary OF $1,000
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Notwithstanding the Ju'
dietary Committee of the Senate and As
sembly to jointly investigate the State
title to the State Prison grounds.
Mr.. Mayhugh said the State title to
the grounds was q mooted question,
and that it would be we'll to have the
matter investigated.
Adopted.
WHITE PINE COUNTY.
The bill creating the County of White
Pine, being the special order, was taken
up.
Mr.. Dooliu moved to amend the
boundary line so as to take the north
line of Nyc.
Tho bill passed by the following rote:
Yeas-Barney, Bowman, Brown, Bur-
son, Burlingame, Clark, Corbctt, Dang
berg, Doolin, Ford, Gray, Hanford,
Hanson, Hillyer, King, Mayhush, Mills,
Hotter, Randall, Richardson, Scott,
Small, Tenant, Wright, Welch, Speak
er-2S.
Nocs-Buuker, Cleveland, Coburu
Davis, Lammon, Moody, Moulton, Rule,
Shakespeare, Shimmin, Waller-ll.
Mr.. Tenant gave notice that on to-
morrow he would move n reconsidora.
| ton of the vote just taken.
Mr.. Woodwork moved to take up
Assembly Bill-An Act to restrict gam
ing by licensing it.
Agreed to.
The bill being read n third time then
passed-ayes, %; noes, 4.
THE ORPHAN ASYLUM BILL.
The bill to foster and support the Nir'
cinia Catholic Orphan Asylum, together
with the bill to establish the State Or
phans' Home, were considered in Com
mittee of the Whole.
Tho bill passed-ayes, So noes, o.
The bill appropriat,ng $4,000 to the
Virginia Catholic Orphan Asylum,
Passed.
INTRODUCTION OF ELLIS.
By Mr.. Teunaut-An Act to incorpo'
rate the town of Hamilton, White Pine.
BY Mr.. Randall-An Act to submit to
the voters OF Nye, White Pine and Lin.
coin Counties II proposition to give aid
in the construction of a railroad from
Elku to the Colorado River.
BY Mr.. Hanford-An Act to amend
the Act 10 fix the financial transactions
Of Lyon County and to provide for its
Indebtedness.
BY Mr.. Corbett-An Act to provide
for the rccordation and satisfaction oil
certain papers and copies of process.
By Mr.. Rule-An Act to amend the
Act relating to State Printer.
BY Mr.. Rulc-An Act to provide for
the care of the insane of the State.