The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-06

JNO. Il. WILSON,
D. P. WALTER.
Mr.. Phelan, from the Committee on
Claims. reported on claims c. H. Maish
(S125). and Mr.. Harper ($1O6), with
resolution to pay said claims. Adopted.
A communication Was received from
the Governor transmitting approval of
the appointment of firemen for the State
Capitol. ,.,,
On motion of Mr.. Moore the bill re-
yarding the northern boundary Of White
Pine was taken from the table and re-
ferred to Joint delegation of White Pine
and Eko.
Assembly bill relating to marks and
brands was received from the Assembly,
rs passed.
Senate bill extending the Government
survey over the State, returned passed.
Also Act concerning District Attorneys
as passed.
Also, concurrent resolution to print
report of Centennial Committee, passed.
Mr.. Cleveland gave notice of bill
having in view the improvement Of the
Truckee river as means of Transporter
ton.
Act, by Mccoy, to encouraged the devel-
opment Of coal mines in the State. Re
ferred to Committee on Mines and Min
ing.
Act by Mccoy, providing for the taxing
of the net proceeds OF mines. Also re-
ferred to Committee on Mines and Mn
ing. :.
Act. by Phelan, to secure the capitol
building against fire and to provide a
supply of water for its general uses.
Act, by Moore, to provide for destruc-
ton of noxious animals IN tins State
PROVIDES that the county may offer
bounties for the destruction OF eayotes.
lynxs, etc., that hill calves and sheep].
Referred to Committee on Agriculture.
Act, by Hazlett, for payment OF the
District Attorneys OF The State. Refer
red to Committee on Judiciary.
Act, by Fox, toprevide for the erection
of A State Prison. Referred to- State
Prison Committee.
SECOND READING AND REFERENCE.
Assembly bill regarding marks and
brands Referred to Committee on Agg-
riculture and Manufactures.
On leave, Varian introduced a resolu-
ton that the fireman of the Capitol be
paid for three weeks service at So day.
Adopted.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Lockwood introduced a resolution in
reply to communication from the As
sembly charging the Senate with neglect
ing to give their clerk sn immediate
hearing, as follows:
Whereas, The Assembly of the State
of Nevada-now in sesson-has, m the
fullness of its heart and plentitude OF
it's wisdom been so kind as to instruct
the Senate in many of the principles OF
parliamentary law; and, whereas, This
Senate feeling itself wofully detfsien;
in these principles feels duly and deeply
grateful to the said wise Assembly; be Ii
Resolved, That this Senate tender rs
sincere and heartfelt thanks to its faith
full mentor. the Honorable the Assembly,
and request that that body will on all
future occasions extend to the Senate the
benefits of its superior wisdom and
knowledge of parliamentary law, and
that committee of three from the Inlrd
House be appointed to present this pre-
amble and resolution to the Honorable
the Assembly.
Moore moved a very similar TesoIu-
tion-save the Third House. Both res
buttons were lost.
The Humboldt County Seat bill was
laid on the table.
The Acs concerning conflicting titles
to mining claims. Passed.
An Act to Incorporate the Mine S
Union and the Ancient Order of Hlber-
mans. Passed.
The Sergeant-at-Arms reported that
the room occupied by the Journal Clerk
Of the Assembly is private one +; bu.
that Chief Justice Whitman had ten
,lered his room for the use of the Senate
journal Clerk.
/; Senate memorial relative to coal lands.
Ordered engrossed.
An Act for the relief Of the heirs OF
John Cradiebaugh. indefinitely post
,poned.
An Act to amend the Civil Practice
Act. Ordered engrossed.
The Senate went into Committee OF
| the Whole for the consideration of the
general file.
An Act to create a State Board of Tax
Commissioners. Reported back and or
dered engrossed.