The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-10
NEVADA
FIFTH sEssIox-.3oih Day


Senate met pursuant toadJournineht
President in the Chair.
PRAYER by the Chaplain.
Journal of yesterday read and ap-
proved
Leave of absence was grantedto SEN
a,ors Hastings and Hopkins.
REPORTS.
Brown reported. from Committee on
Fngrossmen ut, the bill relative To du-
plicate copies 81 official reports-deiin-
in" the duties OF the Treasurer and
Controller-and memorial on fares n
freights ON the Central Pacific Rail
road.
WAYS and Means-rcported relative
| 10 the of District Attorneys
in the several countless; also. reported
Il substitute with recommendation.
B%onniheld. from Judiciary Commit
tee, reported Assembly Bill No -,
relative to certificates of incorporation.
~unfavorablv; Assembly Bill Ne. ., as
amended; Assembly Bil No -, repeal
ing chapter = Of the laws of 1869, re-
commended.
Fox. from special committee, report
ed the Act relative 10 the incorpora-
lion Of Gold Hill, with recommend
ton that it pass.
MOTIONS y RESOLUTIONS.
BY Hall-a resolution turning over
the desks formerly used by the LegiS-
laturc. except such as may be needed
by the State, to the Superintendent Of
Public schools for distribution among
the schools. Adopted.
BY Bonnifeld-a resolution asking
Congress for the annexation OF all the
portion of Idaho south Of Snake
river to Nevada. Referred To Com
mitices on Federal Relations and Pub
lie Lands.
NOTICES.
BY Moore-an Act to provide a
bounty for the destruction of certain
animals.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Hazlett-an Act relative to the
maintenance and support of public
schools. Referred Il Committee on
Education and ordered printed.
senate Bill No. los, amending an
Act defining the duties OF the state
Controller. Read third time and
passed; ayes. 10: noes, o.
senate Bill No. 100. amending the
Act defining the duties Of the state
Treasurer. Read third time and
passed; ayes, -; noes, none.
Memorial L. Congress relative to
regulating fare and frcights on the
Central Pacific Railroad, introduced
by bill.
, Hill hoped that every senator on
/. this iloor will vote for the adoption al
/ the resolution. IL Is the only thing To
r correct a great injustice particularly in
/. the eastern portion OF Nevada.
{ Crawford said our representatives.
bad no right to interfere in this matter.
n & TIA. ..HnrF.aF. ra.E4aHas.= F1f-- L.. la1f.y.t
T. there had never been a dividend. and
- he could not see hat the resolution
Z would aid the matter; he had recently
/. couverScd with some of the parties ~
1 To. railroad and they assured him that
r they intend, Is rapidly a. possible. to
u reduce the rates. lie thought we had
o. better consult with these parties be-
{ fore acting IN this matter. They are
- laborinE under financial emharrass-
L meut Vet. Up To the jpth of NoNem-
Der, the whole amount received hy
Il them from the sale of their land, was
; only 81 200. He suggested h APP
e pointmcnt of a committee; he knew
the tariff OF rates is now against u.
= Mullen sad he did not know u41'
o ANYTHING can he Gained by waiting
/: This j. simply for the purpose OF max.
J. ing a uniform rate; ne had beer III.
Il formed that the company has disposed
"a of all of il lands Ia ~ individual
a and that person u of the company
j. AZ to the receiving none for thei
s. lands. we all know now town sites arr
,. established, lots sold, and when a ccr
\ taia stage j. reached. they take M
- their depo,s and along to annth
er point. We have seen this irou
time To- time on the line OF this r%ailrna,
Il -ucw towns established. and to eitcc
E. this, regulate their freight charges 1,
L. build up the new town, without rcgar,
i u distance.
l. Hall questioned the right of Con
A. greS~ To regulate their way freigl
o. along the road. As tar ~ this intlu
: enced in Congress or the railroad, ho
i did not think il would effect anything
m Personally il would bc an adNantag
10 Ia him if the thing could he done, TIA
he thought ii i showing u want q
knowledge on the subject, and would
amount 10 nothing.
- Cleveland moved to make the me
IN mortal Il special order for Monday a
II o'clock. Adopted.
r An Act 10 provide for the location
In and sale of state lands granted b.
h. Congress, and to compensate Britto.
n aud Gray for legal services at Wash
40 ington. Read third time and passed
of ayes, Is; noes. ..
OF Senate Bill No. %. to provide for ia
al payment of the District Attorneys ,
he the several counties of this State. Tn
r. substitute reported from the committC
of was read. Provides for the paymcr
sh of salaries monthly
:" Boring stated that the bill vas IL
oh troduccd OF the suggestion OF a ID
so trict Attorney. Judges and ccrtai
n other officers are allowed 10 draw the
or salary monthly, and therei is no reaso
why the District Attorney should
to excepted. The law defines L.
We amount. lie files his bill and ali
davit before he draws any amour
re- Before the Auditor issues the warrai
ant he has to show that all county money
held by him have been paid over. Ii
thought the bill was sufficient
guarded and that no i~nconvenien'
tor would result. lie moved hat q
an bill be considered engroSscd, Al
placed on its final passage. Passed
ayes, 10; noes, ,.
as Assembly Bill No. rs, relating
lfl- certificates Of Incorporation, etc.
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