The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-28

/. Also favorably, Senate Bill in relation to
street railroads in the towns of Hamilton
and Treasure City.
! Mr.. King reported as correctly enrolled
and handed to the Governor the bill TO amend
the Il. Il. Incorporation Act and the bill 10
redistrict the State of Nevada.
| Mr.. Woodwork introduced resolution TO
| meet hereafter at 10 O'Clock A. u. eAen day.
| Laid over one day.
| FROM THE SENATE
Senate Biil-An Act to create the ofdce Of
State Mineraologist.
Passed.
Senate Bill-An Act to regulate the bust
ness Of assaying in the State of Nevada.
Referred to the judiciary Committee.
Senate Bill-An Act 20 provide for the
survey of the eastern boundary line Of the
State of Nevada.
Referred 20 the eastern county delegations,
which subsequently reported it favorably.
Senate Bill-An Act to provide for the re-
clau}ation and sale of the swamp and over
Aassd lands of this State.
Referred to Committee on Swamp Lands
Senate Concurrent Resolution relative TO
the stationing CT greater number of I. $
troops at Camp McDeImi,t.
Referred to humboldt delegation.
Assembly BilI-An Act to provide for the
care and maintenance of the insane Of this
State, as amended BY the Senate.
Tho House non coLcurred In the amend
ments, and MesSrs. Doolin, Welch and
Woodwork were appointed Committee Of
Con ference.
Assembly Bnl-An Act to provide 70. tho
education of the deaf dumb and blind Of
the State, amended by the Senate.
ConcuTred in.
Assembly Bill-An Act to amend the Ac.
in relation to the salaries Of County Treas
urers, returned with amendments which
were cuncuTred in with the exception Il The
one increasing the salary q :he HulLbo!di
county Treasurer.
INTRODUCTION O. BILLS.
BY NJ. Woodworth--A.n Act 10 furIhe:
prescribe the duties q tie State Minerao!o
gis,.
Referred to Commit on Ways and
Means.
BY Mr.. Woodwork Al Act to amend the
Act for the encOurase:..el. Of mining Ia li!,
State.
Referred TO Cor'.a..ea on Judiciary.
CoSsTIIrTIy&si AAEHpMtNIs
A message W.. -. wed from the Sen.ie
Seuela Concurrent Resolution.
10 amend the s a,e constitution by striking
out the word - v,i,ts.' Under suspension
II the Jules to resolution passet. BY the
following 'o'r, Mr.. NayLugh changing Ii,
vote from tire esative to the att zsnatisr:
s--~4 sOAli A1da , DIOnH,
Burson. N.-l;ngane, DArgberg Davis, boz
in, F.. Gray, Hanson, Hillyer, King.
l-aI-lr.. -f-. ayhGgh, Potter. Richardson.
Scott, e-,-Lspefe. Shimnin, Tenant Welch,
" ac1s orb, Wright. Mr.. Speaker-25.
r.. s--Downan, CLARK, Cleveland, CobaEp,
e. 5ei-, Han!ord, Mills Moody, Mou.,or
Randall, Rule, Small, Nal!er-l3.
Hr- LAY hugh gave notice Of motion 20
Ire S-nate being engaged in loud debate
-. adjoining room, the following resell
On was offered:
BY Mr.. Bowman-For a Committee q
hree TO wait on the Senste and request ;has
heir excessively loud debates be moderated.
Adapted.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
a message was received fraa the Governor
his approval Of the following
assembly Bills
An Act to amend the State Printer Ae,.
An Act to amend tie Railroad IucorpCrs-
len Act.
An Act to amend the County Commits
iCners Act.
An Act TO se-dis,rict the State into Judicia.
Districts.
GENERAL rILY.
Assembly Bill-An Act to incorIo1s:.
ihermauto"n, Lander county.
Passed.
Assembly Biil-An Ac, to reduce the ra.e,
# toll on the Oeiser Grade Toli-Tosd.
Passed.
I. s. CONSTITUTIONAL ANrSDaENT.
Mr.. Donlin offered Joint Resolution.
atii, ing and confirming the Congressional
nendmcEt to the Constitution, granting
ia hood suffrage.
Dir. Bowman enquired Of Mr.. Hi.l,er, if
n his opinion, by the adoption of,he amend
nent, Chinamsn under the treaty with CHM
oud not become citizeLs. II they could, lie
rould not vote for it.
Nh Hiilyer said that in his opinion tie,
ouid not become citizens. The proposition
as to carry out one Of the grand ideas ot
be Republican party. and that any Repub-
can member that voted against it. should
e put within the pale of the party.
MIR. lehman. said he should vote again.
!. as the Teprese atatise Of TIE sen.iIus n,s Of
is constituency.
Mr.. Addison argued il favor Of its passage
lie regarded it as one of the cardinal frz.-
ires Of The Republican patty.
lie reason that the National Platform Of The
epublican party had left the question Of
ltfrage 10 the individual States.
Mr.. 30 sinsn said he was in favor of g--
IL negroes the right to vote. bat tina, If the
aieDdmeut proposed to confer that pri,il-
% on the Asiaties, he should vote against
Mr.. Bowman explain ed that under he cir
instances could those of the Asis.ic Face
ecnms citizens, unless by birth.
Mr.. Corbett moved to make ths question
le special order for Monday evening.
Mr.. WEIGH favored the amendment. and a.
e thought the vote was going to be very
nse, he favored Mr.. Corbetts' nation f.r