The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-13

Justices Courts, for the reasen that its pro-
visions were incorporated in the Civil Prac-
| tice Act as revised.
Mr. Bowman-From the minority Of said
Committee, favorable to the passage Of .aid
| last mentioned Act.
FROM THE GOVERNOR.
Ame.sage was received signifyinc his ap-
proval Of an Act to amend Section Al of tls
Militia Act.
THE CAPITOL APPROPRIATION
Ny. Weleh offered resolution requesting
the Senate to return, the Capitol Building
Appropriation Bill.
MIR. Mayhugh asked for some reason for
such = request
Mr. W clch said that the ma iority of this
House believed that the title of the bill h,d
not been approved, ard they desired its re-
turn, fuG She purpose of approving IT in
cordance with the custom and rules Of the
House.
DIR. Mayhugh said he confident Ike
title had been approved. and called fer the
rea ding ofthe Journal of that day, in prof
Of Il.
The Clerk read the Journal of that day.
Mr.. Welch said the reading of the journal
had confirmed him in the opinion he had e1-
pressed. No mention WIS made in the jour
nal that tbs title had been approved
Mr.. Ma. hugh said it was not customary
for the CLERK TO enter an approval Of the title
on the Journal.
Mr.. Hillver sad that even an omission TO
approve the title of the bill would not invai-
ida,e it.
Messrs Burlingame, Ma,hugh snd Cor
be,t, asserted that the title had been nd
proved.
Mr. Corbet: 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 atidaviis directly
the opposite.
Mr.. Mayhuph niaved TO lay it on the table.
Lost, ayes Il, noes
Mr.. Corbett moved TO Indefinitely post
pone.
Mr.. Woodwork moved the previous
question.
The motion to indefinitely postpone was
lost.
AYES IS noes %. Mr.. Hanson, absent.
After several motions to adjourn, TO lake
M special ORDERS &c. Mr.. Mills moved that
n Committee of three from the minority III
favor Of the appropriation Bill, be appointed
TO procure demiohn Of brandy, for the
Of majority.
Ruled out.
Mr. Lsmrnon said that last night he went
to tie expense of one dollar to see the play
Of Rip Van Wrinkle. On to-day he received
eight dollars for being a participant in enc
Of the best plays he had ever seen.
On the final passage Of the resolution, It
passed BY the following vote.
Avcs-Andcison. Bowman, Frown, Bur
'on, BurIirgame, Clark, C!e'tl~nd, Coburu,
Doo.in, Hanford, Lanluon. Mills, hood,.
Houlton, Potter, Ranlajl Ruie. Scott, T,a-
liant, Waller. Welch, Woedwrrfh-22-
Eues-Bainev, Banker, Curbeft, Dang
May hugh. Richardson, Shak STsro, SEiuiEni2.
Small, MIi-hr, SEcahoT-lt; absent, MI
Hanson. Of CGmshy.
Mr.. Noulton, friend Of the bill and cp-
'osei to the resolution, voted in the ntfr-
native with the intention Of giving a Lotee
IF motion to reconsider.
Mr.. BnIlingamc changed lis vote from the
lcga,ive to the a:firmative-before the an
ouncement Of the vUte-and subsequently
ave the notice.
Mr. Tcnnant moved that the Clerk OF the
House be instructed to send message to
he Senate, with copy Of the vote On Mr
Eelcii's resolution, asking the return Of the
'apitoi Appropriation Bill, together with
office of 4 motion 10 reconsider.
Adopted.
Recess for one hour.
a NEW BILL
Bv consent, Mr.. King introduced Assem-
" Bi.l-An Act to amend the Act to pro
ide fund for the payment OF the salaIie- If
district Judges in this State. Prr,ides that
judges may draw their salaries monthly in
,rad of quarterly.
Referred to Judiciary Committee.
FRoH THE SENATE.
Senate Bill-An Act to relineuish title to-
I'D granting jurisdiction over certain proper
NithH, this State.
Read twice.
Mr. Corb,tt said that this bill related to
.e Mint grounds, and as Colonel Curry the
npcfinteudeLt of the Branch Mint was
1out to depart for Washington, and desired
take authenticated copy Of the hi
it'll him, he moved suspension Of the
ules and the immediste passage Of the bi..
Agreed to, and the bill passed.
ABOUT JURORS.
The House, in Committee of the Whole
r. Cleveland in the chair. considered the
.nste Biil-An Act TO amend an Act i'll
lston to jurors. Provides that persons
all only be exempt from jury duty By the
vment Of S25 annually.
Messrs Speaker Addison, Welch and
rown opposed the bill. 1t failed to e1emp,
cmen.
Mcssrs Doolin and Burlingame thought
At members of militia companies should
so lie exempt from jury duty.
Mr.. Potter offered amendment 70 OK
apt firemcn from tine payment Of the S?5.
ID jury duty on presentation of a sworn
,,eInert sign d by the Foreman and Secrc-
nv Of fire company, that the person has-
tended three fourths of the regular meet
gs and owes no fines and dues.
Mr.. Mills offered an amG,Gacn. 20 Mr..
,ttfr's aupl SmFnt prOyiCInu that fire.