Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-05
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Acknowledgements Day.
Prayer by Row. Mr.. Hammond. The
journal Of yesterday was read and mp
proved.
BY Mr.. King-As correctly enrolled
and handed to the Governor, An Act to
place the financial transactions Of Lyon
County on a cash basis, etc.
BY Mr.. Rule, from the Committee on
Mining Interests, without recommends.
ton, Mr.. Wclch's bill-An Act to pre-
scribe the number of hours for II legal
days labor.
Also, Mr.. Mayhugh's bill-An Act for
the limitation Of the hours Of labor.
BY Mr.. Burson, from Committee on
Elections, hyornbly-Assembly bill,
An Act 4 amend the Act relating to
officers, their election, etc.
By Mr.. Hillycr, from Committee on
Judiciary, Acknowledgements hill, An
Act to amend tho Criminal Practice
Act.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. King-Te authorize the Sec
rotary of State to have 100 copies OF the
Coin Basis Act printed for distribution
throughout the State. Agreed to.
By Mr.. Misunderstanding use OF
House for tho evening to tho Third
House. Agreed to.
By Mr.. Woodworth-A Concurrent
Resolution, That in all counties here
after created, tho Governor should have
the appointment Of all county officers
until tho next general election. Lost.
Speaker pro tenn. Mayhugh in the
Chair.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Anderson-An Act to amend
the Gciger Grade Toll.road Act. IRE
duccs the rates of toll.
By Mr.. Doolin-An Act to provide
greater protection for the lives Of min
crs and others.
BY Mr. Mills-An Act to amend mn
| Act in relation to iinos.
GENERAL FILE.
Assembly Bill-An Act to almond the
Act in relation to conycyanccs, ms
amended by and returned from the
Senate.
Mr.. Woodwork said that the object
Of tho bill WAS defeated by the amend
mont. II was meant to lognlize tho
Acknowledgements taken before County
| Recorders. The amendment had strick-
en- ont the words "County Recorders
The House no%n-concurred, and Msssrs.
Woodwork, Hillyer and Tenant were
| appointed O Committee Of Conference
on tho part Of the House.
Assembly Bill-An Act for the benefit
Of married women, in iasuring the lives
Of their husbands. Ordered %engrossed.
Senate Bill-An Act to amend tho
Crimes and Punishment Act. Passed
on file.
Senate Bill-An Act to amond tho
| Criminal Practice Act. Passed.
Senate Bill-An Act supplemental to
an Act to secure liens to mechanics and
others. Passed.
Assembly Bill-An Act to create tho
Office OF State Inspector Of Boilers.
Tho question being on its engross-
ment, Mr.. Hillyor moved TO indefinitely
postpone it.
Mr.. Barney moved to mako tho bill the
special order for next Monday.
Finally, on motion Of Mr.. SHAKESPEARE,
tho bill was recommended to the Stand
ing Committee on Trade and Msnufac-
tures.
Assembly Bill-An Act authorizing
the Commissioners OF Storey County to
pay q certain bond. 1.-THE Edo bond, is
sued for school purposes. Ordered en-
crossed.
Msssrs. Welch and Mayhugh's re-
spective bills making eight hours " To-
gal days labor, were then tnkon up.
On melton Of Mr.. Corbctt, they were
recommittcd to the Judiciary Commit
teo.
Senate Bill-An Act to amend the
Act relating to officers and their Cleo
ton and appointment. Passed,
Assembly Bill-An Act to nmrnd the
Criminal Practice Act. Relates 10
change Of %venue.] Passed. :.
Assembly Bill-An Act to appropri-
ate 500, o0O. for tho erection OF " State
Capitol.
On motion Of Mr.. Corbctt, tho consid-
Grafton of this bill was made tho special
order for next Monday, at IL O'CLOCK.
APR DIEM CONTRIBUTION.
By consent, Mr.. WEIGH introduced a
resolution, which was adopted, appoint
ina the Speaker n select committee OF
one TO receive contributions from the
members, ms soon rs thcre was a Lsgis-
Iatiye fund, in aid of the erection of the