The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-10
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
NTH - r. = SION.
SENATE---FOrlrtll Day.
measure.

SSllilG cuIlcu 10 dl Ii " CloSh a.
". President in the chair.
Prayer by the Captain, Rev. George &.
Allen.
Roll called. Two Senators absent.
BY Mr.. Hazlett: Resolved. That the
| Sergaent-at-Arms be authorized and III
structed to furnish the President and
| Secretary of the Senate-and the several
committees of the Senate with necessary
stationary, and also to provide suitable
rooms for the several committees.
Mr.. Moore opposed this resolution on
! the ground that it would be giving the
Sergeant-at-Arms to much latitude, VINO
might, by the resolution, let half dozen
rooms outside of the Capital at his own
| option, and otherwise involve the State
| in expense that might be avoided.
Mccoy moved that the resolution be
| temporarily laid on the table.
| BY Mr.. Crawford: Resolved. That 50
| much Of the Governors message as re-
| fers to- Judiciary matters, corporations,
wavs aid means, federal relations, State
affairs, ETC., be referred to the several
committees which have jurisdiction over
the same.
| Mr.. Lockwood moved that the resolu-
ton be temporarily laid on the table I'M
I'll the appointment of the above commit
tees. Carried.
By Mr.. Phelan Resolved, That Thomas
doorkeeper of the Senate.
Mr.. Varian moved the same be laid on
| the table. Carried
Senators Small and Hobart appearing
by consent-their names were put up
on the roll call
By Mr.. Moore: Resolved, That the
| Sergeant-at-Arms be and is hereby
authorized to furnish and have placed in
some convenient place in this chamber,
| two hat and coat racks for the use of the
| members.
Mr.. Cleveland objected, claiming that
it would be better to put up with a LITTLE
| inconvenience than mar the beauty OF
the chamber by the introduction of such
furniture into the Legislative hail.
Mr.. Clapp rose to suggest, that he
thought beauty should be sacrificed to
convenience Resolution put, and | ,st
By Mr.. McBeth: Resolved, Thai
Theodore Lynn be and he is hereby APP
pointed night Waterman for the session
Laid on the table
n early day Introduce bill, to regulate
and reduce fare and transportation on
railroads in this State.
Mr.. Cassidy gave notice that he will
to-day friday introduce bill to create
the county of Eureka, and for other pur
poses.
Phelan gave notice that he will at some
future day introduce bill for the repeal
Of an act entitled, can act to tax and
regulate Foreign Insurance Companies
long business in this State; also, A bill
for the Relief and Benefit of the Nevada
orphan Asylum located at Virginia city;
also, A bill for the relief of the Bonds
men of E. H. Rhodes; also, A bill to reg
ulate the Virginia Fire Department.
Mr.. Mccoy gave notice that he would
to-day (Friday) introduce bill to pro-
vide for the removal of county. seats in
this State, and to repeal an act entitled,
"An act providing for the removal of
county seats, and the permanent location
of the same, approved March 2. 1867.
Mr.. Davenport gave notice that he
will on some future day amend the Reg
istry Law.
Mr. McClinton-A bill for an "Act to
redistrict the State into Judicial Districts
and to provide for holding terms of Court
. therein"
Mr.. McClinton-A bill for an "Act
Concerning Juries.'
Mr.. McClinton-A bill for an "Act t"
provide fol- codifying the laws of this
State"
Mr.. McBeth-A bill for an Act in re-
lation to Public Highways
Mr. Lockwood-A bill for an "Act for
the better observance of the Sabbath
Mr. McClinton-A bill for an ''Act to
define the powers and duties of the Boards
IF County Commissioners.
Wilson, bill for an "Act to fund
the Indebtedness of Lincoln county; also,
to incorporate the town Of Phoebe. -
Mr.. Cassidy-Rill for an "Act to
amend, AN Act to regulate the proceed
ings in civil cases in the Courts of JUS
tice of this State, approved March 8,
1862"
Select Committee on Rules and Joint
Rules reported the adoption Of the Rules
OF the last Legislature amending, how
ever. the Senate Rule LIV Ard when
an adjournment is carried while acting
under the order of business and resolu-
tions, it shall not vitiate the right of a
member to move a reconsideration on
the succeeding day. The committee
recommended that FIVE hundred copies