The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-04

Co.oners. Referred to judiciary Com
mittee.
Bill by Mr.. Hazlett, to ate Board
of Tax Commissioners and>t0 define the
duties thereof. d, Referred to. Committee
on Ways and Means.
Mr.. Moore without previous notice.
introduced a bill to regulate proceedings
in criminal cases, making certain offences
now considered felonies and misdemean-
ors. in order that they may be tried III
Justices courts. Also an Act to regulate
proceedings in courts of justice. PRO
vides that all cases appealed to the DIS
court and said court may regulate by
rule in such cases in all respects not
provided for by the statute, provided
the appellant shall in no case recover
from respondent the costs incurred OF
appeal unless he recover i'll the District
Court judgment more favorable to him
self than the judgment appealed from;
but shall unless he receive judgment
in the District Court more favorable to
himself than the Judgment appealed
from, pay the costs Of respondent on APP
peal and if such judgment be a money
Judgment in favor of appellant and OF
sufficient amount to recovef respondent $
costs, such costs shall be deducted from
the said Judgment and in all other cases
respondent shall have Judgment against
the appellant for the amount OF his costs
SO incurred.) Referred to Judiciary
Committee.
Bill introduced by Mr.. Cleveland to
define who are Migrants and prescribing
punishment for vagrancy. Referred to
Committee on Public Morals.
Mr. Moore (without previous notice)
introduced a bill amendatory of an ''Act
to regulate proceedings in criminal
cases. Provides that when several
parties are tried jointly they are not al
lowed to sever their challenges. Re-
ferred to Committee on Judiciary ana
ordered printed.
By Mr.. McBeth, bill concerning pub
lie highways. Ordered engrossed and
printed.
By Mr.. Hazlett (bills without previous
notice. First; Bill to appoint and pay an
agent at Washington to attend to the
certitication of lands granted by Con-
..ress to the State of Nevada. Second,
Dill with reference to office of State Min
eralogist. Perfects the old law by
which he was not required to present
biennial report, and by which he was al
lowed an employee with no provision for
payment of said Employed Third, an
Act to define the manner of assessment
Of railroads. Referred to Committee on
Railroads and Internal Improvements.
Fourth, an Act to REQUIRE Assessors to
pay over poll tax monthly. Fifth, an
Act to limit compensation OF County
Auditors for extending the tax list to the
assessment roll. Sixth, an Act to pro-
vide for the publication of Sth and 9th
Nevada Reports. Referred to Judiciary.
Act amendatory of an Act to provide
revenae for the government of the State
Referred to Committee on Ways ana
Means.
A communication from the Governor
transmitting bill of =. S. Amistead fol
$3.50, for recapturing two escaped con-
victs Morton and Black recommending
its payment. Referred to Committee on
Claims.
Senate took a recess until 2 O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
By request of lockwood, McClinton's
bill in relation to juries was taken up
and referred to Judiciary Committee.
An Act authorizing the School Trus-
tees of Carson to issue bonds for the
payment of building school house. Or
lered engrossed.
Senate went into Committee of the
Whole (Varian in the chair) for the L.
Iteration of Lockwood's bill concernins
The government of towns and cities.
which was amended and referred to tia
Senate with the recommendation that
the amendments be adopted.
Committee rose-President pro tenn
in the chair.
The amendments were considered seri
tim and adopted, and the bill ordered
.nGrossed.
The Committee on Roads and Bridges
Federal Relations. Enrolment, and En-
srossment, announced that they had APP
pointed Ed. Kiesele as their joint clerk.
At four o'clock Senate adjourned.