Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-26
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.

REPORTS OF STANDING COMMUTERS.
Committee on Roads and Bridges re
ported favorably on Senate Bill No. 40.
relative to highways.
The same committee reported favor
ABLY on Senate Bill No. AZ, relative to
maintaining bridges.
Committee on Claims reported in
favor of the claim of Gov. Bradley for
copying the Governors message.
Committee on Engrossment reported
Senate Bills No. 81. 80 and AZ properly
engrossed.
Committee on Enrolment reported
Senate Bill No. S; also Senate Concur
rent Resolutions No. 6. IL. Is and Is as
enrolled, and the first in the hands OF
the Governor.
REPORTS OF SELECT COMMITTEES.
The Washoe delegation reported favor
ably on Senate Bill No. A. authorizing
the Commissioners of Washoe to issue
bonds for the construction of a bridge
across the Truckee at Reno.
MESSAGES FROM THE GOVERNOR
Transmitting approval of Senate Bill
No. ~, relative to the apportiOnment OF
moneys in Eureka county; also approval
of Senate Bill No. 81, relative to pro-
ceedipgs in criminal cases in courts OF
Justice; also Senate Bill No. Is, the
Austin and Battle Mountain railroad
bill.
The biennial report of the Adjutant
General also transmitted.
NOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Motion by King that the report of the
Adiutant General be referred to Com.
mittee on Military and Indian Affairs.
Resolution by Stampley that the Con-
troller of State be authorized to draw
his warrant for $50 in favor of Governor
Bradley for duplicate copy of his mes
sage.
Senate Joint Resolution No. 3. relative
to the Presidential question opened up
long and animated debate.
Baker finally moved that the resolu-
ton be referred to Committee on Fed
eral Relations, with instructions to re-
port to- morrow. The motion was lost.
Comins moved to refer to Committee
on Education.
Hickey moved that the rules be sus-
pended, the bill beresd second time by
title, considered engrossed and placed
upon its final passage.
Another extended debate was the re-
| suit, and the resolution was finally lost
by a vote of 10 to Il. Motion to ad-
| journ was lost.
MESSAGES FROM THE ASSEMBLY.
Transmitting Assembly Bill No. 20.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
Wester6eld gave notice of bill to pro-
| vide revenue for the support of the gov
eminent of the State.
Grimes gave notice of bill to regu-
late the settlement of the estates of de-
ceased persons.
FIRST READING OF BILLS.
Westerfield introduced Senate Bill No.
81, relative to the furthering of the con-
struction of State Prison. Referred to
Committee on Ways and Means.
Senate Bill No. So, relative to the reg
| ulating of the estates of deceased per
sons was referred to the Judiciary Com
| mittee.
Senate Bill No. SO, by Cassidy, rela-
| tive to the removal of certain disabilities
| ciary Committee.
Ocudtc Dill No. w, ny DOaluuou, ioi'
| alive to liens for mechanics and others
was referred to the Judiciary Comui;sae.
Senate Bill No. 6. to au.Ios!ze the
Board of Aldermen OF Virginia to pay
the claim of VIM. Cook, was referred to
the Storey county delegates.
| BUSINESS ON THIRD READING AND GENERAL
FILE.
Senate Bill No. 81, relative to the
license of drummers, was lost.
Notice of a reconsideration was given
by Baker.
Senate Bill No. 80, concerning attor-
neys at law was passed.
Senate Bill No. Z, relative to author
izing the County Commissioners to pay
certain claims, was passed. This refers
to the claims of the militia for services
at the time of the great fire.
Leave of absence granted to Wescoatt
and Piper.
Adjourned.