The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-04
STATE Leigh LATU K Il
FIFTY-SINNTH DAY-SENATE.
CARSON, March l.

Senate met; the President in the
chair Roll called; quorum present. PRAYER
BY the Chaplain; Journal Of yesterday was
read and approved.
Senate Biil-An Act supplemental to the
Civil Practice Act.
Passed.
Mr.. Mullan moved to reconsider the
vote by which Senate Bili-An Act to pro
vide for the taxation of the nett proceeds OF
mines, OF which notice was given Yesterday
Agreed to and the Senate refused to re-
consider.
Mr.. Tritle, by unanimous leave, introduced
an Act making appropriations for dshcIeE-
cies in the Sd and 4th fiscal years
Referred to Committee on the Whole at
ii O'Clock A. N.
Mr.. Stevenson introduced bill to abolish
the Office of City Recorder of Virginia.
Passed.
Mr.. Brown, from the Committee on State
Affairs, reported that the books OF the Treas
urer and Controller had been found correct.
and paving those officers and .tneir deputies
high compliment for the manner i'll when
they had been kept.
ASSEMBLY MESSAGE.
Senate Bill-An Act for the registration Of
voters. House amendments coHcurred IN
| Mr.. Mason offered a resolution directing
the payment of two pieces of scrip issued al
the special session of 1867, TO J. s. singer
land and NJ. NJ. Gage, FOX stationery,
amounting to S25 each.
| Adopted.
tenn was allowed Sl20 for his services.
| Mr.. Bonnifeld, from the Committee OF
Conference, reportt in favor al the Senate
recedng from its amendment to Assemble
| Bili-An Act changing the salary Of the
Treasurer of Nye.
Mr.. Mason, from the COMMITTEE on Fed
eral Relations, reported in favor OF cnnc"r-
rent resolutions, asking Congress to pass the
Washburne bill nnitiug the telegraph to the
postal service.
SPECIAL ORDER.
| The Civil Appropriation Bth, Deficiency
Bill, end Revenue Bill. CnnsIurIed III Com
mittee of the Whole.
Mr. Brown in the chair.
Mr.. Weitv moved TO amend the item
allowing $500 as contingent If the AdJntant
Generals office, by proyiiin. that 500 OF II
should be paid to the Lander Guard, 70.
Transporting gun to Austin under o!hcial
| direction.
Mr.. Hall said the Gold Hill boys had
bought a much bigger gun and paid the
freight on il, yet had not, nor Gi4 thev ~
tend to ask the State for cent. he Wa
opposed to the motion Of Mr. y eltv believ-
lug tEat II young Htn Nalit'O ~ ''t''I ''''-'
buttons and make show they should pay
for it themselves.
Mr.. Mullan protested against TIE motion
That gun was used for Political purposes
only. and Democrats who world have tn pay
their share of this, if allowed, never wPre
permitted to have it. In the name Of the tau
PAYERS ne protested against this being ail"w
ed. The Democrats of that section had pur
chased gun to celebrate their victories and
never asked the State to pay fer It. =
MIR. Hastings asked what Democratic We
tories they had celebrated.
Mr.. Mullan said, California.
Mr. Bonnifeld said, III addition - tbs
reasons assigned by Mr.. Nullan, he sh""lt
oppose the motion, because ne Thought the
gun belonged TO Humboldt.
The Committee rose recommending tht
passage of the three bills.
Mr. Brown offered Il resolution, which was
adopted to pay the Expert Of the Committee
on State Affairs, S4S.
Mr.. Hall offered resolution directing tht
State Prison Commissioner % pag Wairer
and Curry Engine Companies Ss2ri each. anc
negro bov "Mose" 500, gu, OF the st.:t
Prison Fund.
Adopted.
The Revenue, Civil Appropriation, and
, Deficiency bills passed.
Recess until P.H