Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-20
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cA,sox. Feb. 20. 1875.
SENATE.
vaian, from The special committee on
the Rsno State Prison, presented . copy
Of the Virginia Chronicle, containing
comments ON the expenditures Of the
Committee. and . card Of 8. F. Hoole.
He explained how the $3.50 was sxpsn.
ded. and said the Committee did not
tell all. They did not tell about Hools
refusing 10 employ men unless regis
tered; Of prices paid for teams $25 per
day for two teams. when The man 10
whom they were allowed. testified that
no only had enc team and that only part
Of tho time. They thought Il a Disgrace
to the State and didn't mention II.
Assx,1pLY.
Lowrsy. from Storey county, present.
cd q petition from citizens In various
sections Of the State, stating that the
law imposing jury duty upon active
members Of ire companies had material.
ly impaired the efficiency Of the same.
and praying for its repeal. Referred 70
. select committee Of Ave.
Wren. from the Judiciary Committee.
recommended the passage Of the bill
providing for stuck juriss in criminal
cases.
Bergstsin presented q report from the
special committee appointed 70 visit the
State insane asylum at Woodbridge.
California. and the deaf and dumb asy-
lum at oakland. The report, which
was lengthy. expressed the opinion that
the building at Woodbridge was not
adopted for purposes Of an asylum. It
now contained OF inmatss-44 males
and II females. The report was ordered
printed.
The Committee on Education report
favorably on the bill for women 10 hold
school Offices.
Senate bill No. 50, In reference to
fares and freights. was referred 10 the
Committee on Railroads.
The vote on the Wiansmuoca and Or
egon Railroad bill was reoonsidered.
The motion to reconsider the vote on
tho Carson incorporation, wa indsa.
nitely postponed.
The following now bills were intro.
duccd:
BY varian-Appropiating $1,000 for
tho improvement Of the Orphans Home.
by waltar-ApprOpriating 800. 900
for the construction OF tho Reno State
Prison.
by Garrard--A joint memorial asking
that the lands OF the Walker River res
ervation DO placed In market.
by stsvenson--To prohibit the col
lection Of accounts for liquors sold at
retail.
BY Dsvsnport-To reimburse the
Capitol Commissioners for money OK
pended.
Nichols offered a concurrent resolu-
ton. granting six months leave Of alb
ssnco 70 all State and county officers DO
sirous Of visiting the Centennial In 1915.
Carried by 81 TO 1.
Tho following new bills wsro intro.
BY Bucknor. amending Section
40 Of tho Railroad Incorporation Act.
Tho Law. as II nov stands. provides that
where railroads pass through private
property companies arc liable for dam.
ago done 10 stock. The amendment
proposes TO mako companies also liable
the road passes through the pub
lie domain. Referred 70 the Judiciary
by Haynie. for recognizing the State
to committee on military Affairs.
to an oversight yesterday, the
bill creating the State Board Of Equali-
zation making an appropriation Of $l5,-
900 wa PASSED without going through
tho committee Of the whole. This morn
ing the vote on passage Of the bill was
rcconsidered, and the bill passed through
the committee. after which u was pass.
Cd by Q vote Of 40 ayes TO 4 noes.
The bill for the establishment Of FREQ
public libraries was indefinitely post.
poned by q vote Of 81 10 II.
The Senate bill appropriating $685.
900 for the repair Of the State Capitol
and ornamsntion Of the Capitol grounds.
was passed.