The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-22

ments, on bill to provide for government
of the State Prison The bill and re
port We're referred to the Committee OF
the Whole.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Ey. Mr.. Milla-An Act for the appor-
tionmcnt of Senatorial representation
from White Pine. Provides for the
election hereafter Of two Senators, 20 be
specifically named on the tickets rs
short and long term Senators.
Governors approval OF bill regulating
proceedings III the Courts.
Also, of bin for the government of
towns and cities.
By Mr.. Narian--An ACT to provide foi
the erection OF county buildings in Hum
bo,lt county.
Assembly bill TO exempt from forced
sale cabinets Of minerals, curious coins,
etc. Laid on the table.
Assembly bill to incorpotate a State
Agricultural Society Referred to Com
mittce on Agriculture.
President pro tenn. in the chair.
Al Act (amendatOry) to provide rev
enue for the Government Of the State.
GENERAL FILE.
An Act providing for tie taxation of
borax and soda claims. Ordered en-
crossed.
Stevenson, from Committee Oh Elu-
cation, reported coat of orler) fayorably
upon Il bill amendatory of the School
law. Makes Board Of Examiners elec-
tive, and constitutes the County super
intcndcnt their chairman, etc. Oh
derea engrO6sod.
Act foI the relief OF the California In
stitution for the Education Of the Deaf.
Dumb and Blind. Passed.
Act to repeal the Act to provide for
the removal of county seats 10y vote OF
the people. Lost by Il to I.
Memorial and Joint resolution allow
inc the Central Pacific Railroad TO OBJ
tain patents to lands. Passed.
Act to transfer temporarily certain
funds OF Washoe county. Passed.
Act to secure photographs of State
Prison convicts. Lost.
Assembly bill, an Act to amend the
Registry law. Returned, by request,
from the Assembly. The vote by which
it failed to pass was reconsldered, and
the bill placed at the bottom Of the Tile.
Senate bill, an Act to provide for the
government of the Orphans Home.
The Assembly refused to concur III the
Senate amendments. The Senate re
fused to recede from its amendments,
and a committee of conference was ap-
pointe,?-Senators Phclan, Eastman and
Fox.
Recess taken.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Eureka and Palisade Railroad
bill. and Elko and Hamilton Railroad
bill, were made the special order for Il
o'clock next Wednesday.
BY Phelan
ReSolred, That the Scrgeantat-Arms
be authorized to pay for the laying OF a
plank f.om the front OF the Capitol
across the plaza to the street gate.
Also. fayorably on bill concerning
wills.
Phelan, from Committee on Claims.
recommended payment Of Richard Mills
and various other parties sundry bills.
Resolution accompanying to pay
Adopted.
Committee on Corporations reported
favorably upon bill to incorporate reli-
glOUS. literary ana otll"i o'tiNti'N.
Act concerning highways. Lald on
the table.
Act concerning crimes and punish
ments Amendments accepted, and oil
ordered cngrossed.
Mr. Mills was granted leave ill next
Wednesday morning.
Bill fixing time Of payment of District
Attorneys. Ordered engrossed.
Act to appropriate funds for the pub
.lcation of the eighth and ninth volumes
Of Nevada Reports. Referred to Com
mittee of the Whole.
Act in relation to attorneys ana coun-
selors at law. Ordered enSrossed.
Mr.. McClinton, from from special
joint Committee on Compilation, report
ed upon the comparative value OF Healy
& Bonnitield $ and Desty's compilations.
preferring the Latter, which the commit
tee deem superior and cheaper.
Mr.. McClinton then introduced, by
leave, a substitute bill Ito cover the
ground of the committees reporD, to
provide for the publication of the COM
piled laws of the State i'll force ut the adj
,ournment of the Sixth Legislature.
. A large number of bills were then
taken up and ordered cngrossed.
Senate adjourned until Monday.
IHoY! y-sc.enth Day.