The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-28
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FRtpAy. Jan. .. 1871.
Assembly convened at tI:0p Il. m.
Speaker i.uwery i'm the Chair.
Roll galied-Jb~"nt. Pireraud Trous-
dale.
Piper was granted leave OF absence
for one day.
Prayer 10y Rev. :. u. Hammond,
Chaplain.
Journal read ami approved.
REPORTS.
Murphy. from the Committee on In
ternal improvements, reported unia-
vorably on Assembly Bill No. Ii. to
encourage the huilding of railroads in
this STATE.
Also. toy same. q minority report on
Assembly Bill No. 81, granting the
right of way to 4. l.. Page. Ike Bate
man 10 AL, for q narrow gauge railroad
through the counties Of Elku. Lander,
I'VE and White Pine. accommodating
that IL pass A. amended.
Beck, from the majority Of same
committee, reported adversely To the
passage Of the same bill.
Lockwood, from the Ormsbv county
delegation, tn whom was referred
bill No. 50. to consolidate and pay Ger
tain indebtedness Of Ormsby county,
recommended that said bill pass.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Paichen gave notice Of a resolution
to change Assembly Rule No. 66.
ON motion, MessrS. Burlingame and
Hogan were appointed q committee To
inquire after a resolution introduced
previously requiring a report from the
Board 81 state Capitol Commission
erS.
Williams offered a resolution in
structing the committee on State In
situations be instructed 10 inquire IL
the INDECENT insane OF Nevada can
longer he kept at the California Insane
Asylum, and ii SO, upon what terms.
! Adopted.
remnant offered = resolution Great
ing a committee on Railroads. com
posed ~ live members, To he appoint
Ell by the Chair. Laid w under the
rules.
Williams gave notice Of a motion tn
strike out Rule n.
Speaker pro tenn. Tenant in the
chair.)
a message Wa received from the
Senate transmitting Assembly Bill
No. >. relative To compensation @.
jurors, as amended.
NOTICES.
Tlrber gave notice Of a bill TO have
laborers' wages in all branches ol
business operate as q lien in prefer
ence TO all other creditors.
SECOND READING OF BILLS.
Assembly Bill No. 20, relative 10 nc,
counts against the State, referred 1,
Committee on state Institutions.
IN Act 10 amend section 22l of tho
Civil Practice Act, referred 10 the Ju,
dietary Committee with Instructions L
print.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Hatch introduced a bill TO protec
rauchmcn. cattle dealers and butch
ers. Rules suspended. bill read sec
ond time by title and referred to Com
mittec on Agriculture, with instruc
tions TO print.
Wagner, a bill to amend Sec. y ofai
Act to reate revenue. Rules sus
pended, read second time by title an,
referred to the Committee on Way
and Means, with instructions 10 hav,
printed.
Beck, a bill for the preservation q
the manuscript laws. Rules suspend
ed, read second time by title and re
ferred 10 Committee on State Library
Will ll>lIuttipn> - ItHoIlto lllS bpt,
the probable cost of binding sue
} laws.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
4 communication was received froT
the Secretary of State transmitting tn
5 constitutional amendment adopted
the last session striking the wor
male from the Constitution.
Williams moved To fix the furthe
consideration of the matter for the )
: day or March, 1871.
Lockwood moved to make it tn
special order for the second Tuesda
! in February, nj 5 o'clock y. m.
: Bowman moved as "A substitute tn;
E the matter be indefinitely postpone,
Lockwood's amendment was lost.
5 Williams accepted Bowman'sa amen
r ment.
Manning said he hoped the motto
? would not prevail; he wanted 10 he;
the matter OF comforting mems RICH
upon ONE discussed.
The motion TO indefinitely postpoI
/ was pat and resulted:
Ayes-Barher, Beck, bowman, Blu
= lincame. Brown, Child, Cowen, pal
berg, Ellvson, Garaghan, GreenhalgI
Harris, Hatch, Hay, Jones, Lawso1
Likens, Mcclellan, Murphy, Owen
Piper. Potter, Rogers, Savage, Wa.
ner, Williams-26.