The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-28
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
FIFTH DISQUALIFICATION nay
EnInAY. Jan. 9Th.

fA'NNA
REroRrsoF STANDING COMMITTEES.
BY Crawford:
That tho Chairman Of the Committee
on State Affairs have his report on Wis
iting the Orphan Asylum at Virginia,
printed. tW~ithdrawn.)
MIR. President: Nour Committee
| on Judiciary. 10 whom was referred
the bills hereinafter named. have had
the am under consideration, aHd re-
specially report a. follows:
Assembly Dill No. An Act TO
amend an .ict entitled an Act for the
incorporation of railroad companies,
aud the management Of the affairs
thereof. and other matters relating
thereto; approved March p, ISIS.
Passage Of the bin recommended Ivy
committee.
Senate Bill No. 62-ku Act to reduce
the fees Of County Clerks for naturali-
cation Of foreigners.
Your committee report the same
back with a substitute, and recon-
mend the passage Of the substitute.
NJ. :. B~oNSIFTELn. Chairman.
y report from the Clerk of the SG-
prcmc Court was read aud referred to
the Committee on state Ailiirs.
Mr.. Fox was granted leave OF alb
II until Monday.
BY Mills:
Concurrent Observation-Disclosures a
letter addressed - the Governor of
this state, asking tina. Nevada should
take measures 10 be represented in a
convention 10 I've holden in Slcratucn-
to. California. on tine %Oth inst, for the
purpose of forming n Miners Protcc-
tive Dniout and. whereas said letter
has been presented by his ENccll,ncv
40 ~ 80 NT.A -r.L#. 4. a.H---.
the chief interest efthc state j. mining.
and said convention may result in in
calcuiahle benefit 10 mining interests.
Therefore. Resolved by tit Senate. the
Assembly coucu-riug, that ier the
purpose of giving members an op.or-
uunifN Of attending said Convention.
that IN" Legislature 90 adjourn until
Monday morning. February q. lS1l.
Hall said We had better examine the
thing a little. Il strikes mo a longer
time than pcrhIp. 90 would
be better to shorten tte time "a little
and got back 10y Thursday morning.
He moved To amend To- provide for
meeting again oU Thursday. Feb. 81.
The resolution was then amended
accordingly 10y consent of the intro
Queer.
Mills referred to section ~. article {
OF the Constitution. relative To the adj
"joUrnmcut of "a House without the
consent OF the other. This is a concur
rent resolution, providing for the con-
Seut Of the Assembly.
We are not i'm proper trim for work
ing. Have been here - days and
have done very little legislation Of i'm
portancc. lie Thought II We do not do
better, We shall he ashamed of being
members Of this Legislature. by tax
ing a short recess il will allav some
OF the feeling which now prevents 1c-
live work among the members. The
advantages of attending a convention
devoted to the advancement Of min
ing. the pursuit in which We are all
more or less Interested. was dwell up
on. Lost.
Aycs-Abraham, Boring. Cleveland,
Hall, Hopkins, Mills, Moore, Shamp,
Spencer.
Noes-Bonnitieli, Brown, Crawford.
Eastman, Hastings. Hazard, iIaZlett,
Hill. McBeth, Mccoy, Mullen. Phe-
Ian, SMALL.
BONDS OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
\ message YVES received from the
Assembly providing for the ~Sergeants-
r alarms giving bonds in the sum %
$4,000 to di>hur~c moneys.
Hall said that he understood that tho
giving Of bonds ohviated some obiec,
. tions Of some members in the Assem-
bly, To the Legislative Fund Bill. lie
advised all who favored the bin 10
: vote fnr g.. .
, The resolution was adopted: ayes.
. 81; noes. / SMALL.
RAILROAD CHARGES.
BY tHll-Joint memorial to Congress
OF which previous notice has beer
, given, relative TO a reduction Of tariff
on fare aud freights III the Central Pa.
I cific Railroad.
. Hall moved that it be read second
time by title and referred TO Commit.
: tceon Federal Relations. and 24U copie,
o ordered printed.
Mccoy thought the memoria
should be printed. II is n matte.
which interests all Of our constituents
and they will certainly desire to keel
informed on these matters. He haC
: not examined the matter. and did no
d fully understand how far the matte
i subject TO Congressional action. |
! is a matter worthy of mature consid
= Grafton.
Motion carried.
9 hills.
Cleveland will introduce a bill 4
amend An Act to incorporate Treas
urc city," passed in 1859.
!. Phelan introduced a bill TO provid
for the fostering and supporting tt
Nevada orphan Asylum at Virgin
! City.
Referred to Committee on State Al
: fairs and 100 copies ordered printed.
n Hopkins introduced an Act toamen
,e the civil practice Act. relative TO Ger
titicates of mining and other stocks
Referred TO Judiciary Committee.
GENERAL FILE.
Senate Bill No. 60, to provide for TIA
g purchase of certain copies of the law
. of Nevada statutes of 1861. Secretar
of State instructed to purchase IL
copies at not to exceed $40 per copyl.
= Hall advocated the bill. He sal
he gets no commission for acting i
Of this matter. Does il for the interest
Ia of tho State--has got q copy Of it him
: self, but can't keep it long AT a time.
u Eastman asked what condition thes
"a copies were in. From the fact of the.
discovery in San Francisco, they ma
7 la comics NOT. .aHan1.Fa1 ~ - moo