The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-04

thereof. anu 0tDtE Ht.ittfS ttiSAInE
thereto, approved March y, 1868.
After a long discussion and several
amendments, the hill ~passed-ayes,
IA: noes. s.
McBeth gave notice that on to-mor-
row he would move to reconsider.
REPoRr or COMMITTEE.
Mr.. President: Your Judiciary
Committee have had under considera-
ton Senate Bill No. 30, an Act entitled
an Act 10 legalize . certain order of
the Board of County Commissioners of
Elko county. made December 81, 1870.
allowing j.. y. Williams the sum of
$500. in gold coin, and. directing the
County Auditor to draw his warrant
for the-same. The committee reports
substitute bill and recommend It's
passage. NJ. :. B~oSNTFIELD, chm,
senate Bill No. 4i-Au Act to pro-
vide for tine incorporation of railroad
companies and the management Of the
affairs thereof. aud other matters re-
Iaiing thereto, approved March -, ls65.
On motion OF Shamp, h bill was
considered ~cngrOSscd, read thru tiine,
and passed unanimously.
An Act to change tie county-scat OF
n ,3ue county.
tfs motion IT Eastman bill con~id-
erred cngrossed ana placed on it, final
passage. Passed; ayes, p; Eoes, l
Mills.
Shamp gave notice OF reconsidera-
ton.
senate bill No. T6-An Act to amend
an Act To regulate proceedings in civil
| cases. etc.
Hall moved that the further consid-
Grafton Of the bill be indefinitely post
| poned. Adopted.
The hill providing for the indebted
ness Of ESmeralda COUNTY was laid
temporarily on the table.
The Act e~Nemptin@ certain parties
from jury duty LeNcmp:s ministers OF
the gospel. physicians. lawyers, teach
crs and firenien in activc s~ervicel.
Read third time and passed; ayes, -;
noes, B..
senate BIZ No. Gan Actauthoriz-
ing Nyrou Lake to construct a Ger
ain wagon road from the junction
House.
cleveland moved that the Hill be in
definitely postponed, in accordance
with the recommendation Of The com
mi,tec. lie explained that there Is
constitutional objection to- the bill.
The bill was indefinitely postponed.
senate Eiil No. Hi-Nn Net amending
the law relative to the state Printer
[cNemptin- the Constitution from be-
ING printed among the laws of the Sos
Sionl.
Bonni6eld opposed the passage OF
the bill for the reason that the Con>itu-
tion ought to hc printed with the hai-
ance of the laws.
Hall favored tho bill.
Mullen opposed IT,. His constitu-
ents had not such advantages Is the
senator. To- consult full libraries.
Many Of them had only one vol
uuae of the statutes, and il was
desirable to have the CouStitu-
ton printed with ,Ic other statutes for
consultation. n any other law. ~ for
the objections of the Senator who
called the Constitution "au abominl-
BILE Constitution" he would hold that
instrument up in the face OF the puo-
pie of thi. state until all OF them ap-
preciated its impcrfrctiouS. and were
willing 70 call for a Constitutional
Convention - amend IT,.
Abraham ]concurred in the unadvis-
ability OF emitting the Constitution
from publication; particularly il
the laws be c0dihed, that documen,
uuxht to be included in the bound
volume.
The o was then taken-ayes, 10;
noes, l.. Lost.
Senate Bill No. ~. in relation to
damages in certain eases. Ordered
c~ngro~>ci.
Senate Bill No. II. and Substitute.
an Act To provide for the compilation
and publication OF the laws Of Ne
Nada.
Referred 10 Judiciary Committee.
Assembly Bill-Substitute for As
semhly Bill Ne. 9, 20 amend an Act
prescribing rules and regulations ioi
the execution of trusts arising under
the Act Of Congress for the relief o.
cities and towns on public lands.
Read third time and referred to in.
dietary Committee.
rSenatc Bill No. 81. an Act to Great,
the county Of Argcnta, aaG Substitute.
Made the special order for Tuesday nj
/ o'clock, aod ordered printed.
Bonnitield said, in answer to an in
quiry. that the Committee on state
Prison affairs would report next Mon.
day.
Senate adjourned tn Monday next nj
10 o'clock.