The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-10

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leave.
PRAYER by Rev. J. d. Hammond,
Chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
REPORTS.
Willard, from Committee on Enroll
ment. reported a. correctly enrolled
aud presented TO the Governor, As
Scmhlv Bill No. :. TO amend the gen
cral railroad Law.
Patchcu, from the Committee on
Eugro>>ncnt, reported a. correctly
eu.ro>Sed, substitute Tor Assembly
Bill No. -, amendatory Of an Act to
proVid-
Murphy, from the Committee on In
ternal improvements. reported a sub
Stitute for Assembly Bin No. Is. rela-
tive L. public highways, aud recon-
mrndcd the passage OF the substitute.
Wagner, from the White Pine dele
CATION, reported iavorably on Assem-
bly, Bill No. l03. to provide for the pay
mant of the outstanding Indebtedness
OF White Pine county.
Heath. from the select committee 10
whom was referred Senate Bill No.
-, AN Act To prevent the destruction
Of fish, reported the same back 30
amended a to exempt Carson, Hum
boilt and Reese rivers from it, provis-
ions. recommending its passage rs
amended.
Beck. from the minority of the
Washoe delegation, reported on Senate
Blu No. 81, TO change the county seat
of WaShoc county, recommending
that It do not pass.
nelano, from the Committee on
Printing, reported ~flvorably on Senate
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concurrent resolution No. los.
MILIs.
Williams introduced n bill for an
Act { o amend section - Of the election
Law. requiring ballots to be uniform
and written or printed on white news
paper. Rules suspended, hiil read
second time by title and referred To
the Committee on Elections, with in
s;ructious to print.
Williams, Il bill to amend section Is
of the registry law, striking out the
payment OF a poll tax a a prerequisite
10 voting. Rules suspended, bill read
third time and passed by the following
vote:
Ayes-Barber. Beck, Bowman, Buck
iugham, Brown, Canavan. Child, Cow.
en-, Dangberg, Delano. Dewey. Ely
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riS. Hogan, Jones, Lockwood, Man.
ming. Mcclellan, Mcleod, Murphy
Organ, Patchen, Piper, savage. Simp-
Son. Tenant, Trousdale, Wagner
Willard, Williams, Speakers.
Noes-Garaghan, Hatch, Hay, Law
son. L.ikens, Owens, Potter, Rogers
Ronev. Saville, smith,.
Observation-Disclosures, Gray.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
Assembly Bill, No. 9S, to encourag,
|. the introduction of steam wagons
, Bill read third time.
, lDr. Bowman in the chair.)
Speaker Lowery moved the bill b
referred to a special committee of on
! with instructions to strike out section
neSe labor on roads used by stean
) wagonS.)
TBelknap, Private Secretary Of Cox
+ Bradley, appeared and returned ~
: sembly Bill No. &c, to create Legisla
tive Funds, together with the GOV
y ernor's objections thereto.l
? Iowerv's motion led Il n length
discussion. which vas participated
. by nearly one-half the members {
| the House, ut the conclusion Of whic
Mr.. Lowery withdrew his motion
/ stating that he had accomplished a
. he desired To by making the motion
: The bill then passed-ayes, 4.
q noes. 3.
q Harris was granted leave OF absenC
! for the balance of the day.
At 1899 House took recess for or
i hour.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
II Assembly convened at LAS p. m.
Speaker Lowery in the Chair.