Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-05
ASSEMBLY.
Morning Sessisn.

ASSEMBLY.
Morning Ses.isn.
House met pursuant to adjournment
Speaker Dovey in the chair.
Roll call-Quornm present.
PRAYER hy tAe Rev. NJ. IeVls'
REPORTS.
Judiciary Committee: Unfavolably on
bill relative TO admission OF Al plcants
to the practice Of the law.
Also. favorably, on the Assembly bill
defining the manner OF assessing raj
road property.
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION.
BY Frank
Whereas, Assemblyman Bersstein has
not returned from his visit to the State
Lnnatic Asylum, and the dlsslpated
character Of the members accompanying
him is well known; therefore be 1t
Resolved, That Committee Of Inves-
tication, consisting of one Senator and
two Assem- ymen, be appointed to mako
inquiry into the matter. Lau.htsr,l
osborn OF HIS LOCKS"
The use of the Assembly Chamber
was granted a party by the name of
Brown to deliver u lecture with the above
airy title.
NOTICE OF BILLS.
By Laveaga: Relative to Humboldt
county issuing bonds.
By Jones: An Act concerning crimes
and punishments.
By Tone: An Act to prevent the cree
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emit noxious vapors.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Laveaga: To create the County of
Buena Vista. 1t proposes to take the
northern part Of Churchill and southern
portion Of Humboldt counties. The Of
ticers Of the new county are named in
the BILL and the county seat is located
blymen from Churchill are to continue
in Office until the expiration of the time
for which they were elected.
By Penrod: Preventing trsspass of
p,,rsons on private lands on the line of
rail. Dads. Il makes railway companies
respop sjble for damage done crops and
orchards fy passengers while On route.
BY Mcdonald; Appropristing $S0s
10 pay the State Militia for services
rendered the State ut the call OF tho |
Governor, in 1873, on tbs refusal Of
Governor Denver 10 surrend-
" tho State Prison to the charge of the
newly constituted authority.
By Buckingham: Appropriating &c.
100 for the purchase Of paintings for
be Capitol. Among those in contsn-
,lation are the portraits of Ex-Governor
3las,lel, Governor Bradley, and the dis
ovsry Of the Carson Valley. BY Kit Car
%.
SPECIAL ORDERS.
The bill relative to liens OF mechan-
cs and others was made the special or
Ter for next Monday.
BILLS PASSED.
Assembly bill defining the manner Of
ssessing roilroald property.
The Assembly bill exempting the So
iety Of the Pacific Coast Pioneers from
a1ation, to the extent Of $1,000.
RECONSIDERATION.
The bill increasing the license Of liq-
or dealers in cities from $50 quarterly
D $50 monthly. and Of those one mile ,
rom towns from SIS quarterly 10 $25
unrterly. came p to-day as the special ,
rider, and was lost by IL to % The |
ill was defeated last week. The vote
Y which it Was lost was reconsidsrsd,
nd the bill was again lost to-day.
RECEss.
The Assembly then took recess until
p. NJ, at which hour the election of
'oard of Regents of the State Univers-
y is the special order.
Evening Session.
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
The caucus was convened at g.,
clock.
President c. C. Stevenson. Speaker
7. c. Dovey and Assemblyman Alfred
[slm were nominated and subsequently ,
scted in joint convention.
Reyes of Eureka. Fox of Elko. and
!. E. F. Deal of Virginia, received the ,
Democratic vote.
The Regents serve four years, and re- :
ave no pay.
Adjourned.