Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-05

CARSON, March 4, 1869.

LEG1SLAT1VK SUMMARY.
CARSON, March 4, 1869.
Senate.
Mr.. Bonniield introduced a bill to
pay deficiencies in the contingent fund.
GENERAL FILE.
An Act to amend the Revenue Law.
Passed.
Mr.. Mullan introduced an Act to
amend the Revenue Law. Passed.
sAssENDLY MESSAGES.
Assembly bill-An Act to restrict
gaming. Passed over, the veto by
fifteen ayes to four hoes; Senators
Eastman, Welty aud Wilson voting nay.
Assembly bill-Au Act for the relief
of ]. S. Slingerland. Passed.
Senate bill-Ciyil Appropriation Bill,
House amendments concurred in.
Assembly bill-An Act to amend the
Notary Public Act.
GENERAL FILE.
Senate bill-An Act for tho relief OF
the Lander Guard. Tabled.
Senate bill An Act concerning
County Superintendent Of Public In
struction. Passed.
4 joint resolution relative to the
Walker River Indian Reservation.
Passed.
Senate memorial asking the passage
by Congress of the Washburnc Postal
Telegraph bill. Passed.
I'm Act TO provide for the incorpora-
ton of towns and cities. Passed.
Joint resolution asking Congress for
an appropriation to improve the nnriga.
ton Of the Colorado, and for n railroad
in eastern Nevada. Passed.
Assembly.
Senate concurren resolution granting
| the Lieutenant Governor leave OF alb
| seuce for six months, provided he take:
| such time when the Governor is not ab'
sent. Passed.
The Senate amendments to the House
bill to tax and regulate foreign insur'
ancc companies doing business in this
State, were c]oncurred in.
An Act to authorize the eastern coun
ties in this State to aid in the construc'
ton of u railroad. Returned from thu
| Senate with amendment. Concurred IN
An Act relating to Chinese peonag'
was indefinitely postponed.
An Act to amend the State Treasu'
rer's Act. Passed.
Senate Bill-An Act to amend the Acl
relating to elections. prohibits the
| sale of liqIorS on election days.
Passed.
Senate substitute for Assembly Bill
An Act to reduce the toll OF the Geisei
Grade Toll.road. Reduces the rates
oue-half. Passed.
Senate Bill-Au Act to authorize the
| transfer of certain records from Lander
| County to White Pine County. Passed,
Senate concurrent resolution, for q
Joint convention at 6 o'clock r. NJ, fol
election of n Board of Regents. Passed
Senate Bill-An Act in relation to the
incorporation Of Savings institutions
Passed.
Senate Bill--Au Act making appro'
priatious for support Of Government, re-
| ported back with amendment, from thu
Committee on Ways and Means, by Mr.
Tenant. Passed.
The Governors veto of the bill L
license gaming coming up, it passed
Notwithstanding the objections, BY
vote of 20 to I.
The Governors veto of the Singer
land relief bill coming up, it passed
Notwithstanding the objections, by
vote Of 81 to 10.
An Act to amend the Legislative Fun
Act. Passed.
An Act TO amend the General Rcvcna
Act. Passed.
An Actproyiding that Washoe Count
may aid in tho construction Of n rail
road from Carson to the Central Pacifi
Railroad, by the issuance Of bond:
Passed.
An Act for the relief offs. II. Marlcttc
Passed.
An Act to amend the State Pirate
Act. Passed.
TUE JOINT CONVENTION
Of the two Houses met for the purpos
Of selecting q Board OF three Regents Q
the University.
Mr.. Hillyer nominated the presen
Board, comprising Governor BlasdcI
Secretary of State NOtewarc, and Rev
Mr.. Fisher, the State Superintendent o
Public Instruction.
Mr.. Edwards nominated II. +. Rice
Mr.. Hall named G. e. Batterman.
Mr.. Hastings named A. konoman.
4 ricG rOcc vote resulted in n choic
of the three first named, by the vote
set opposite their names:
Notcware, So Rice, IS; Bat,erman
30; Fisher, 81; Koneman, l9i Bias
del, II.
At L. o'clock midnight, adjourned
sine die.