The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-11

Humboldt county-then it shall be the
dutv of the County Commissioners,
under certain conditions, to issue the
bonds.
After a careful consideration, I can not
see. we're it to become law, that it
would generally benefit the people of
Humboldt county.
The distance from Unionville to Mill
CITY. am informed is somewhat less
than thirty miles, and any benefit arising
from the construction of the railroad,
would be enjoyed by the immediate
locality of the road, while the large por-
ton of taxpayers situated remotely there
from. would be obliged to buy rateably
for its construction-in other words the
owners of property without the line of
the railroad and neighborhood Of Union
vile and Mill City would be taxed for a
purpose from which they would receive
no reciprocal benefit.
The question being, shall the bill be-
come law notwithstanding. the Gov
ernor's objections.
The Governors veto was sustained by
yeas, %, noes none.
The next was Senate Bill 231: can
Act to authorize the survey and establish
a part of the western boundary of the
State of Nevada" with the Governor
objections.
Before the line can be established it
must receive the approval Of the Leglsla-
ture of California, and should the pro-
posed survey fail to be approved, the
line would not be established, and the
hao,, ,,,a1occ -
The Governors veto was sustained,
yeas, %, nays none.
Governors Private Secretary handed
in the report of the Superintendent of
Public Instruction.
Mr.. Eastman asked leave of absence
for Senator Crawford for the day,
granted.
Mr.. Moore moved that the resolution
on the Governors biennial message be
taken from the table. Carried.
Mr.. Phelan then moved its adoption.
Carried.
By Mr.. Eastman: Resolved, That so
much of the Governors message as re-
lates to Centennial Affairs be referred to
a Special Committee of five members.
Mr.. Thompson moved the adoption of
the resolution. Carried.
BY Mr.. Phelan: Resolved, That the
Sergeant-at-Arms be authorized to APP
point one Waterman, one Fireman and
one Door-keeper, for the Senate Cham
Der at such compensation as the Senate
may hereafter determine. Laid on the
table, II yeas, 10 nos.
Phelan gave notice to reconsider.
NOTICE OF BILLS.
Phelan; AN Act to define the Duties
of Pawnbrokers. and Pledges.
Hazlett; IAN Act creating Tax
Commission. having in view the re-
duction of State Taxes"
Stevenson; "An Act to Repeal the
STAMP Act
Varian; can Act to increase the
Salary of the District Attorney of Hum
ooldt county," also, "To compel at
tendance at Public Schools
Walters; IAN Act to receive the fees
of County Officers
Moore; An Act to amend an Act to
provide for the Government of the State
Prison Of Nevada, approved March 4th,
1868; and to repeal An Act amendatory
thereof, approved March 18th, 1867
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Assembly Bill NO. l., An ACT TO create
certain Legislature Funds; read first,
and on motion of Lockwood was read
second time by title, and referred to
Committee of the Whole.
On motion the Senate went into Com
mittee of the Whole for the consideration
of the bill just read. Mr.. Cassidy in
the chair.
Davenport moved to amend, so as to
increase the contingent fund of the
Senate, from $4,000 to $4,000, and the
Assembly contingent fund from 81 600
to 5000.
Thompson thought that if it were in
creased to $40, 600 it would all be used,
therefore he suggested the members
an increase ''go SLOW
lost.
The committee reported bill back to
the Senate with recommendation that it
pass.
On motion of Colonel Moore the rules
were suspended, and the bill read
third time and passed. Yeas %, nays
none.
On motion of Phelan the Senate adj
journed until Monday at IL O'Clock A. M.