The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-05
NEVADA LEGISLATURE,
SIX TH = HIS : 70 N:
SENATE-Tflfriisth bay.
Carson CITY, February 4, 1873.

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President in the chair.
Rolled called. Quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. G.. 3.
Allen.
journal read, and approved.
Varian from Committee on State At
fairs reported back resolution to print
the report of the Directors of the Or
phans' Home, without recommendation
Mr.. Clapp from Committee on Public
Morals reported without Recommendation
On the Sunday law.
Mr.. Hazlett from Committee on Ways
and Means reported favorably on the
bill concerning pawnbrokers, etc.
Also. favorably on compensation for
extending assessment roll to tax list.
Also, favorably on bill recurring poll
tax to be paid over, monthly:
Also, favcrabfy or bill amendatory OF
the Act to provide revenue for tie gov
ernGnent of the State.
Also, favorably on bill to appoint a
board of tax commissioners, together
with the Recommendation that the an
,wers of the sever questions propounded
to the Controller Of State by the Com
nittee on Ways and Means: Citing syn
,psis Of affairs, be entered upon the
journal.
Wilson from Committee on Corpora
tons reported favorably upon bill to ex-
empt the Miners Union from taxation,
an to incorporate the Ancient Order OF
Hibernians.
Phelan from special committee ap-
pointed to visit the Orphans Home in
Virginia presented a very fiattering re-
e ek,,k1
Notion to have the report printed was
lost.
A communication was received from
Secretary of State transmitting Bray's
iiray bill, sixty. dollars, plus Also,
claim of B. H. Meder approved by
Board of Examiners, for balance of rent
IN building let by him for Legislative use
($2, 2OO).
By Cassidy:
: RESOLVED, That the Sergeant-at-Afms
be authorized to provide the journal
clerk with an appropriate room.
| Lockwood moved to amend by instruc-
ting the Sergeant-at-A Arms to inquire if
the Senate journal clerk might not occu-
py with Assembly journal clerk the same
room now held by the latter. Carried.
Mr.. Moore gave notice of q bill for
the determination of nOxiOus animals in
this State.
Mr.. Varian, bill amendatory of an Act
to provide for maintenance and conduct
Of public schools.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Moore without previous notice) in
troduced bill for the relief of T. A.
Waterman for time occupied and expense
incurred in the organization of Elko
county. Referred to Judiciary Commit
tee.
MIR. varian, bill to regulate fees and
compensation of officials in the State.
Referred to Judiciary Committee and
ordered printed.
Act defining the duties Of Attorney
General Provides that he shall receive
So. 600 per annum instead of 80, 500 as
formerly received came up for its third
reading and final passage:
Mr.. Hill. moved that section 2 be
stricken out-which section provides
that the increase of salary begin on and
after the first day Of January. 1875.
Lockwood said that the plain English
OF the CONSTITUTION lOTOAuo any SUCu Gu
actment.
Mccoy thought the salary Of the At
torney General utterly inadequate
Thompson concurred.
The Speaker pro tenn gave it as his
opinion that the constitution was clear
md that. the section stricken out, he
could not v"te for the bill.
Motion to strike out lost.
The vote was then, taken on the bill
] and it was passed.
Moore, by leave, introduced a bill fol-
an Act to provide for the transportation
Of insane persons and convicts. Re-
ferred to Committee on State Affairs; and
ordered printed.
I At 1890 Senate took a recess until 2.
AFFERssooN SESSION.
Senate resumed the consideration OF
the general file. -ts4
The Act concerning the term of Court
! ID the Second Judicial District passed.
The Act concerning certain records in
the hands of certain county Recorders.
(The object of the bill is to allow city
agents to use certified copies of mining
records Ms evidence in the same manner
as other official recorsls.) Passed. :.
Act to provide for the payment o: the