The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-31
REPORTS OF SELECT COMMITTEES.
L. W. ABRAHAM.
W. \. BoRING.


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BY McBeth:
Concurrent resolution granting leave
OF absence TO y. IL. We>tfall, Sherin Of
Humboldt county, for 90 days, at any
time during 1871. provided a compc-
tent deputy discharge the duties OF the
office. Adopted.
BY itaZlctt:
Concurrent resolution granting leave
of absence to John Game, sheriff of
Lincoln county. for 80 days-same
proviso. Adopted.
BY Iionniiield:
Gives notice that NJ some future day
he will introduce a bill To- authorize
and require the Board of County Com
misSioners of Humboldt county Il
issue bonds of the county in the sun
of one hundred thousand doll to aid
q. NJ. Evans and associates 10 con
struct a railroad from Mill City 10
Cnionville.
oRpUAN ASYLUM.
The Senate mere went into Commit
tee Of the Whole TO consider Senate
Bill No. -. President pro tenn. in the
chair, An Act to provide for the fos-
teriug and supporting the Nevada
Orphan Asylum, a duly incorporated
institution located at Virginia Ciiy,
Nevada.
The bill was favorably reported by
the committee, and read Sd time and
passed. AYES. Il: noes. =: absent >.
The Senator's voting in the negative:
Abraham. Boring, Crawford, Eastman,
/ Hill. McBeth, Shamp. Moore changed
his vote from no to ayc,a aud gave no
ticc Of a motion of reconsideration to-
morrow.
FUNDING BILLS.
Senate Bill No. 66, authorizing a
State loan, etc, and Senate Bill No. 81,
same purpose, were taken up.
Hall moved 10 place the bills At the
foot OF the file, which was opposed by
Mccoy. The motion was lost.
After some further discussion Moore
moved that the further consideration
of the bill be postponed until Thurs
day next.
Mullen opposed the proposition. lie
remarked of Halls assertion that
smarter men than we are figuring OF
this bill: Sir, there are sharper and
tricky heads. There are trickstcrs al
work to defea; this bill. TO defeat :
funding bill, and continue their specu.
l~ations. He predict5 that if no fund
ing bill passed at this session, scriI
within the 9 X two Years will not b,
I N0FEl AollN fttit~ tlt inc tftlif. lie
passage of this bill breaks mp the bust
ness OF these scrip sharps: and though
they are fighting the funding meas
ureS. il i time 20 show them that we
and rot they run this Legislature.
Hall said the bill had not been can.
vasscd very extensively. Even tn
Governor, rs he happened to know
had not seen the bill until this morn
ing, except as it was referred 10 in
newspaper. Some of his constituent
had written him 70 the same effect
They want to see the bill and under
stand 10 before this body passes il
Because thu House NAV cure any de
!, fccls in the bin. is no reason why
should he sent there.
Mullen said his people could nc
send him any word, and he did nc
| van them TO. As for the Governo
f not seeing it, he did not care whethe
the Governor eve saw any bill befor
it goes TO him for action. lie propose
to on this question rs he though
best-not as the Governor, or anybod
z else may think of il.
! Mccoy raised the point of order tn;
!, the discussion is out of order, the bi
: being on its final passage.
Crawford thought rs the bill is q
G its third reading, il is now on j
merits, and il now open to discussion
Mccoy claimed that the time f,
discussion had passed, according
the rules, Jefferson's manual, m
all parliamentary law. 1t is the fir
time he had heard this position ev,
disputed.
IS Brown thought it would be an arl
: trary rule which would prevent di
c~ussion ut any stage of the passage
n bill.
3 The Chair decided that Moore's IN
n ton to postpone TO Thursday, the l2t
was in order.