Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-09
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
SEVENTH SESSION.
CARSON CITY, January s, 1875.

| MORNING SESSION.
The House met at II o'clock. Speak
er Dovey in the Chair. Roll called,
| quorum present.
E. Il. Smith, Van Sickle. Tone. Hub
bard and Wills. were granted leave OF ao-
sence for one day, and MCGEE indefinite
leave.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. Allen.
The minutes Of yesterday were read
and approved.
The Sneaker announced the substltu-
| ton of Spencer for Morrill, on the Com
mittee of Counties and County Bounda-
ries.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
The following additional standing com
| mittees were announced
State Prisen-Gray, Bartlett, Blair,
Allen and Comins.
Contingent Expenses-Haynie. E. r.
Smith, Hubbard, Nichols and Sanford.
State Library-Buckner, Helm and
Morrill,.
Internal Improvemen's-Beck, Akin
soi' IS, news and Penrod.
Engrossment-N Allen, Crandall
and Van Hagan.
State Neutrality-suspicious., Penrod, J.
P. Smith, Alt and Reese.
Public Manufacturing, Willis and
Ellison.
Agriculture-VsnSickle, Case, Ellison,
Sanford and Peyton.
Education-Averill, Bersstein, Case,
Morrill, and Dow.
Printing-Frank. Watt and Reese.
Enrollment-Helm, Garrard and Hub
bard.
REPoRTs
The Committee on Ways and Means
reported adversely on the bill introduced
by Buckner INCREASING the number of
pages by one.(
The special committee to whom was
referred the bill of Bergstein (to prevent
quack psactice) reported fayorably, rec
ommending its passage without amend
msnt.
RESOLUTIONS. .
Frank offered resolution instructine
the Stale Controller to issue his warrant
to each member Of the Assembly for 500
authorized by the Constitution, for news
papers stationery. etc.
Dow opposed the resolution on the
ground that it would he duplicate of
the resolution passed two days ago. and
would create confusion; that the Con-
troller could draw his warrant on the Leg
islntive Fund, withou. such resolution.
Wren contenGed that the former reso-
luton was a dead letter, but that this
one would be effective. The resolution
of Frank was adopted
Penrod introduced a resolution direct
ing the Sergeant at-ArmS to draw his
warrant on the STATE Controller for mile
age in favor of the following members as
below, instead of the sums recommended |
by the Committee
Sanford, of Churchill, 30 miles, SOC. |
Hubbard, of Esmcralda, $50 miles. 1920;
Morrill, Of Lyon, IS miles, 81 20; De
voy, Of Lyon, % miles, Sll 20; n. AL
len. White Pine, $3.50
Penrod explained his resolution saying
that the committee had made a mistake
in their calculations.
Hogan, Of Washoe. moved 10 amend
so as to get mileage for GJ instead of 70
miles,
MESSAGES FROM SENATE.
Concurrent resolution ordering 100
copies Of the Governors Message print
ID. Adopted.
NOTICE OF BILLS.
Van Haean. bill TO provide for the
payment of the expenses of removing
criminals from County Jsi!s to the State
Prison.
Frank, bill concerning transporta-
ion Of insane persons. Also, a bill con-
erning the transportation Of prisoners
0 the State Prison.
ECoND READING AND REFERENCE OF BILLS.
Penrod's bill amendatory Of the law
the State was read, the
ules suspended, read a second time by ,
ill and referred TO Committee on Judi
iary. 1t changes the days of CONVEX
ns the District Courts in several of the
Districts of the State.
Beck (by leaye) introduced bill to
Regulate Freishts and Fares on all rail-
Dads within the State. Read first time,
ules suspended, read a second time by
tile and referred to Committee on Cor
orations and Railroads and ordered
rinted. See bill printed in full on Sec
nd page. .
BUSINESS ON GENERAL FILE. .
Assembly Bill No. 9. creating State
'oard of Equalization ordered printed
nd referred to Committee on Ways and .
leans.
Assembly Bill to increase the number I
pages taken up and indefinitely post
oned
Bergstsin's bill to prevent quackery,
rf]e,fI enrrOsSc1 |