The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-22
NEVADA
FIFTH sEssiON--5Ist Day.


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proved
Eastman, from Committee ON Claims,
reported favorably on Assembly Bill
No. 10, relative To against the
State; and from Committee on Sup
plies and Expenditures, favorably on
certain bills for furnishing the Senate
with furniture.
Hall, from Committee on State Pris-
ON, reported favorably on Assembly
Bill No. 10, an Act To amend an Act
entitled an Act to provide for the gov
eminent Of the State Prison, approved
March 4, 1855, and To repeal an Act
ainendatory thereof. The committee
recommended that the bill be indeii-
nitcly postponed.
The select committee of the Hum
boldt delegation To whom was referred
the bill Ia change the county seat from
| Unionville 10 Winnemucca, reported
\ without recommendation. the commit
tee (Bonnitield and McBeth) being di-
vided.
MESSAGE FROM nj GOVERNOR.
10 the Senate: ] have this day APP
proved and deposited with the Secre-
tary Of State Senate Bill No. 10, an
Act supplemental to an Act entitled an
Act to provide for the selection and
sale of lands granted by the United
states to the State of Nevada, approved
April =, 1867, and providing for the
payment of II claim OF Bri,ton ~
Gray. l.. X. BRADLEY Governor.
ASSEMBLY MESSAGES.
Messages from the Assembly were
received transmitting Assembly con
current resolution No. l6l, relating 10
"A mail service from Pine Grove To
Rockland; also, Senate Bill No. 66,
authorizing a State loan; also, Assem-
bly, Bill No. Is, relative 10 highways
they having passed the Assembly;
also, Senate amendments To Assembly
Bill No. 50. to pay \. &. Ellis for legal
services, and an Act relative 10 the in
corporation of railroads.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLs.
Assembly concurrent resolution No.
1911. relative To a mail service from
Pine Grove to Rockland. Adopted.
Shamp introduced Senate bill No.
. I73. e armand an Act TO create coun-
-. ties, etc. Referred to OrmShy ami
! WIshoe delegations, and to Committee
on County Boundaries, after consider
70 able diminishing.
Assembly Bill No. An Act in rcla-
: tion To- public highways.
hAA AAAfAAkAA ~ - TAsAhA -
1 was opposed to this system of reading
: bills BY title. lie was often ashamed
on the streets when asked by some
one what does such and such Il bill
mean? lie thought we have time
enough to read bills through, and
learn something about them, 80 thai
y - hen they come from the committee
: and are on their third reading, ",
: may know what they are.
The bill was referred To- Committee
= on Highways, etc.
- NoxIoUS ANIMALS.
. Senate Bill No. 1872, to provide fol
o the destruction of nuNious animals il
this State.
4 Boring moved To make the bill ana
pending amendments "a special ordcI
Il FOR tonight.
Hopkins and Hall opposed the mo.
~ ton.
Moore stated lac had introduced tn,
Till 10y the desire of the people OF hi
=. part of the State. The Senator iron
storey HALL seems 10 desire To flour
!. ish his wit; but the bill is "A good one
aud.ought TO be duly considered. IL
: had 10 particular Interest i'm it him
self.
Mills urged the immediate consid
Grafton OF the bill.
.e Boring withdrew his motion, an,
e. moved To 20 into Committee Of tn
Whole for the consideration OF tn
bill. Adopted.
IN COMMITTEE OF THE HOLE
Bonnificld in the Chair.
- ON motion OF Moore 49, was s;ricl,
u en- a as the bounty, and "fifly cents
inserted.
The amendment of Hall being /
i furnish a jack knife TO cut oil I'll
:, aforesaid cars Hill moved To amen
d 10y Inserting the words Ito be bore
:, 10y Judge Hall"
% The bill, rs amended. was reportc
y back TO the Senate and report adopte,
a Moore moved to consider the hi
engrossed and placed upon its thir
reading.
a Hall moved 10 take a recess 10
O'Clock. Lost.
Mullen moved TO take a recess
IL one hour. Lost.
m The bill was then read.
Bonniiield offered an amendmel
e. to add the following proviso: APR,
lac vided it shall be unlawful for any pc
n son TO Engage in the business of rails
ing of cayo,es Tor the purpose of r
:" ceiving the bounties provided by til
let Act.n
ch Moore objected; said it might thro
out of business some gentlemen who
' he knew who seemed TO have little
'es do.
NV Mills took a different view from Il
Id Senator from Elko, though comiI
from the same part of the State. III
~ Indians through the country ha,
IT plenty of cayotes and half-breeds II
[ dogs. Ii they find that there is
-, bounty provided it is very probab
~ that these Indians would 20 into Il
In, business of raising them.
ed Boring said if the bill pass, give hi
nm a few pounds of strychnine and ty
dead mules, and he will engage
bankrupt Esmeralda county in 5
weeks.
~ Cleveland offered an amendmer
ay provided further, that members
he the Senate be exempted from the pr
l. visions of this Act" Lost.
Question on the motion Of Bonn
Oh field. Lost. He then offered the f
lowing amendment, ''for each bush
he of crickets," 81 30; for each squa
yard of grasshoppers killed on {
M wing. 49, 5O."
,is- Hopkins asked If there Is any pl
nv. vision for cutting their ears off.