The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11
NEVADA
FIFTH sEssioN--3oth Day
sEH,TE.

Senate met pursuant I'D aulournnnebt
President in the Chair.
PRAYER by the Chaplain.
Journal OF yesterday read and APP
proved
REPORTS.
Boring, from Committee OF Public
Lands. reported Senate joint resolu-
ton aud memorial, relative TO the an
nexasion OF a portion OF Idaho.
Also Senate Bill No. IL, tor the pro
lection Of timber lands, and reported
a favorable conclusion.
Bonnifeld, from Judiciary Commit
tee. reported senate Bill No. 50, fund
ing the debt or Eiko county, with
amendments, with recommendation.
NOTICES.
McBeth moved tina the vote on SEN
ate substitute bill No. 81 tArgsnta
county be reconsidcred. Ayes -;
noes. s.. Carried.
Bonniiield moved that the further
consideration Of the bill tie postponed
10 Wednesday evening az ; O'Clock.
In reply 1 o an inquiry of Mullen. who
asked the reason for Il postponement.
he said il i "A question i'll the minds OF
some Senators whether the people in
that section desire the change, or are
capable of supporting q county organ
izalion.
The motion was opposed by Mccoy,
who could sec no good III further de
lay.
Spencer said we have a clear case.
7 presume 500 names have been pro-
dnced against the bill. Now we have
a proposal for delay-while, perhaps,
another trip a he made TO Battle
Mountain. lie could see no for
further DELAY. IL j a waste of time.
Mullen favored the postponemen..
He said he had opposed the bill YES
terday, but he always favored giving
all people a fair show. Ii the gentle
men can prove the coustitutionality OF
the bill by that time, all right. lie
was willing TO give them 4 chance.
The nill for relief of G.. Lark was
reported duly enrolled; also, bill
granting leave Of absence TO =. III.
We>tfall; also, bill respecting convey
ances executed without the State.
ASSEMBLY MESSAGES.
4 message was received from the
Assembly trsnsmittiugthc Governors
veto message on the Legislative Fund
bill. the same having passed the As
seIubly by a vote OF ayes. o.: noes, II.
Also. Assembly Fill No. 81, an Act
relative To- the revenue Of the S,ate.
amending See. 80, the same having
passed the Assembly.
Brown moved the veto message and
Bill NJ. o be made the special order
| for tomorrow A. l O'Clock.
>hamp moved 10 amend 10y taking
up the message. Lost.
Browns orig nal motion was then
adopted.
An Assembly message was received
transmitting Substitute for senate Bill!
No. 3. concerning stock running a.
large, which had passedthe Assembly.
Also. concurrent resolution No. l0l,
relating 10 mail service from Wads-
worth ard Belmont.
Also. Assembly Bill No. 9s, to pro-
mote the introduction and use of steam
power for transportation purposes on
common roads in Nevada. the sans
having passed the Assembly.
Also, Ia re urn substitute for Senate
Bill No. o, supplementary 10 an Act
20 amend an Act To create counties and
establish the boundaries thereof; APP
proved 1851 and lS59-saId bill having
passed the Assembly.
Also, Assembly BIZ No. 139, repeal
ing section 10, of an Act providing foi
the registration of the names Of eiec-
torS-the sane having passed the As.
senbly.
NOTICES.
Mccoy gave notice Of 4 bill to au
thoriZe the creation Of a State Board 81
Equalization. for the assessment OF the
property OF the State.
INTRODUCTION.
Senate Bill. No. lis, 10 amend an
Act TO provide for the care Of the in
sane. and to create 4 fund for that pur
pose.
Senate Bill No. lI9. to amend an Ac
concerning District Attorneys.
Referred to Judiciary Committee.
Senate Bin No. 10. To exempt pro.
perty OF certain charitable institution.
from taxation.
Referred to Committee of the Whole
Assembly concurrent resolution re.
latIng 10 mail service between ads
worth and Belmont. Passed; ayes
20; absent, 3.
Assembly Bill No. l39. 10 provide
for the registration OF the names o
electors; approved 1859. Referred L
Commi tee on Elec ions anu Way
and Means jointly.
y substitute for No. IS, concerning
stock running NJ large, uulawfully
Referred I o Committee on Agriculture
Assembly Bill No. 6s, to proinot
tho introduction and use OF steal
power on the common roads, etc.
: Referred to Committee on corpora
tons.
In Committee Of the Whole Hall i
the chair
Senate Bill No. 100, to exempt pro
perty of certain charitable institutions
recommended.
l Resolved, That the Joint COMMITTEE
charged with the duty of investigaiin
the matter of d~eiilcation in the Stat
Treasury he, and are hereby instruc
70 ed 10 report forthwith their reason
. for not proceeding TO such investigs
| ton. Adopted.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate met-Hall i'm the Chair.