The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-20

NtiAN tiltl III lI.tlN a. M
speaker Lowery i'm the Chair.
o called-absent Gray, Lawson
and Potter.
Prayer by Rev. J. d. Hammond
Chaplain.
journal read and approved.
lawson and Potter granted leave q,
absence for one day.
REPORTS.
Willard, from the Committee ON En-.
rollment, reported a. CORRECTLY en-.
rolled Assembly concurrent r.solu.
tons Nos. l., 10. l., ~. b, and y.
Patchcn. from the Committeeou En-.
groSSment, reported aS correctly en-.
crossed Assembly Bill No. Il. rein.iy,
10 compensation of Jurors.
Beck. by request of the Secretary a,
state, inquired what had become 1f a
concurrent resolution relative To wood
for the Capitol.
Savage, from WAYS and Means Conn
mittee, produced the resolution anI
reported it back To- the House without
recommendation.
ON motion, rules suspended, and
resolution read and adopted.
NOTICES.
Garaghan announced the appoint.
ment of I. w. lIealy rs Clerk OF Ger
tain committees.
caraghan gave notice of his intcn-
ton To introduce "A bill for an Act
ainendntory Of an Act to provide rev
ehue o the support of this State.
INTRODUCTION OF Hills.
Brown Introduced a bill for an Ac,
TO encourage the building of railroads
IN the state OF Nevada.
On motion. rules suspended. bilI
read a second time bv title and re-
ierred to the Committee on Internal
Improvements with instructions to
print.
Delano introduced a hill for an Act
70 provide for the better security of
HE and property about works using
steam aS a motive power. Bill read
and rejected.
GENERAL FILE.
Assembly Bill No. Is. in relation TO
compensation of jurors. Bill read
third time and passed; ayes, Al: noes,
?; absent. 3.
Senate Bill No. 5 with Assembly
substitute No. 81, To provide for the
sale Keeping of State School Funds
placed at bottom of general file.
Brown moved that Assembly Bill
40. = TO abolish capital puni>hmentl.
pe made special order for first Mon
DAY n February. Carried.
willard, by leave, introduced a bill
Tor an Act la authorize the location of
two additional county seats for Lander
county. Makes Austin, Eureka and
falisade county seats. at each of which
places each county office must he rep
resented by principal or deputv.l
Rules suspended. bill read Sccoudtime
ny title, and referred To Judiciary
STALLION, BULLS, JACKASSEs, RAMS.
y message was received from the
Senate, transmitting substitute for
senate Bill No. Is, concerning stock
running at large unlawfullv. TThe
Act recites that ait shall not be lawful
Tor any stallion or stud colt, or Spanish
or Texas bull, of the = Of one wear
ana upward, To run at large among
settlements of thisState," and that
1t shall be laval for any person TO
any such animals SO found
running at Target
y motion was made to 20 into Com
of the Whole for the considera-
lion of the bill.
Williams moved to refer the bill 10
Committee ON Public Morals.
Greenhalgh moved 10 amend so As
20 refer 10 the Committee on Agricul-
lure.
Burlingame said the Committee ON
Morals had enough TO do 10
look after the members, without look
ing after stations.
On motion tho Hn,,-o 49,
Committee of the Whole-williams i'm
he Chair.
The first section of the bill being
read, Greenhalgh moved to amend by
inserting the word .jackass" after the
word BULL
The Chair put the question: "All
hose in favor of the iackass will saw
Amendment adopted mani
nously.
Patchen asked that a communication
the subject from his constituents
DC read. So ordered: but the CLERK
lad not proceeded far when. amid
oars of laughter, "A motion TO d-,snansa
With the further reading prevailed.
Section . was read, when Rowman
moved to amend by inserting the worJ
'Jackass after the word - buII.r
The question was thus put
5 IN favor OF the jackass following
ne u Will signify the same by saw
ng 'Aye!'" Carried.
beck moved TO amend by inserting
i'er d last word of Section .: Pro
'iued, that nothing in this Act shall
Interfere with the vested rights of the
from White Pine" Patchenl.
Ruled out of order.
lockwood moved to amend by in
,erting IN each section, after the word
ADOPTED. "'
Inc committee then rose, reported
ne olli back to the House. and recon-
tended ITS passage as amended.
NJ l2;52 Assembly adjourned.