Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-13
Assembly.
CARSON, February IL, 1860.

BY Mr.. Scott, from Committee on
Agriculture, adversely, Assembly Bill
An Act to protect agriculture, and to
prevent trespassing OF certain prop
erty.
BY Mr., Mayhugli, from Committee on
County Boundaries, un~fnvorably, on
original Assembly Bill-An Act to Gre
ate the county of White Pine, and n
substitute bill, entitled IAN Act to Gre
ate new counties, and organize the
same" without recommendation.
BY Mr.. Grey, from the judiciary Com
mittec, fnvorably, Assembly Bill-An
Act concerning Shcrifs.
Also, favorably, Assembly Bill-An
Act for the regulation Of the hours OF
labor.
Also, farorably, Assembly Bill-An
Act to amend the general fec and COM
psnsation Act.
Also, unfavorably, Assembly Bill
An Act to amend the Act relating to
the condemnation Of property for min
ing purposes.
Also, favorably, Assembly Bill-An
Act to amend the Act relating to fines.
Also, fnyorably, Scuate Bill-An Act
to provide for preserving evidence OF
the official acts of officers taking ac-
acknowledgements.
Also, unfavorably, Assembly Bill
Act to prescribe the number of hours
constituting n legal days work.
Also, recommending tho indefinite
postponement Of Assembly Bill-An
Act to amend an Act in relation to civil
actions in Justices Courts, for the rea-
son that its provisions were incorpor-
atcd in the Civil Practice Act MS revised.
Mr.. Bowman-From the minority Of
said committee, favorable to tho pas
sage of said last mentioned Act.
FROM THE GOVERNOR.
A message was received s~ignifying
his approval of an Act to nmend Sec. Al
Of the Militia Act.
THE CAPITOL APPROPRIATION.
Mr.. Welch offered II resolution re-
questing the Senate to return the Capt.
toll Building Appropriation Bill.
Mr.. Mayhugh asked for some reason
for such q request.
Mr.. WEIGH said that the majority Of
this House believed that tho title of the
bill had not been approved, and they
desired its return, for the purpose OF APP
proving it in accordance with the Gus
tom and rules of the House.
Mr.. Mayhugh said he was confident
the title had been approved, and called
for the reading Of the Journal Of that
day, in proof Of it.
The Clerk read tho Journal of that
day.
Mr.. Welch said the reading Of the
Journal had confirmed him in the opin-
ion he had expressed. No mention was
made in the Journal that the title had
been approved.
Mr.. Mayhugh said it was not custom
AIRY for the Clerk to enter nm approval of
the title on the Journal.
Mr.. Hillyer said that ever m omission
to approve the title Of the bill would
not inyalidatc it.
Messrs. ~Burlingame, Mayhugh and
Corbett asserted that the title had been
approved.
Mr.. Corbe,t said he was willing to
make an affidavit to that effect.
Mr.. Cleveland said that there were any
number of gentlemen On the floor of the
House who would make afidavits direct
ly the opposite.
Mr.. Mayhugh moved to lay it on the
table. Lost.
Mr.. Corbett moved to indefinitely
postpone.
Mr.. Woodwork moved the previous
question.
The motion to indefinitely postpone
was lost-ayes, Is ; noes, 20.
On the final passage of the resolution
it passed by the following vote:
Ayes-Andcrson, Bowman, Brown,
Burson, B~urlingamc, Clark, Cleveland,
Coburn, Doolin, Hanford, Lammon,
Mills, Moody, Moulton, Potter, Randall,
Rule, Scott, Tonnant, Waller, WEIGH,
Woodworth-22.
Noes - Barney, Bunker, Corbett,
Davis, Ford, Gray, Hillycr,
King, Mayhugh, Richardson, Shakspore,
Shimmiu, Small, Wright, Speaker-l6;
Mr.. Hanson.
A NEW RILL.
By consent, Mr.. King introduced an
Act to amend the Act to provide a fund