Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-24
Friday, February 90. 1877.

| JurS Act; favorably on Senate Bill No
-, TO provide for the republication ant
s'ereotyping of certain Supreme Cour
decisions, favorably on Assembly Bill
No. 1873. ameBdatory of the civil prac
tice Act; favorably on Assembly Bill No
III, amendatory of the County Commits
sioner Act.
Committee on Public Morals reported
favorably on Assembly Bill No. %, fol
better observance of the Lords day.
Committee on Ways and Means re-
: ported favorably on Senate Bill No. ia
amendatory OF the revenue Act.
Committee on Engrossment reported
several bills properly engrossed.
Committee on Claims reported un.
favorably on Assembly Bill No. 1875. the
Putnam relief bill; also untavorably on
Senate Bill No. 107, the Chas. belong
relief bill; favorably on Senate Bill No.
SO, to provide for payment of certain
claims against the State; favorably on
Senate Bill No. 100. also for the pay
ment of certain claims against the State
REPORTS OF SELECT COMMITTEES.
Eureka delegation reported favorsbly
on Assembly Bill No. 1877, the Eureka
gas bill.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
By Cleaver. joint memorial, relative to
a mail route between Dayton, via Fort
Churchill to Bellville. and to discontinue
the mail route between Wadsworth and
Mason Valley. The memorial under a
| suspension of the rules was passed.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
Assembly Bill No. 113, the fish COM
missioner bill, was first considered. Its
passage was recommended.
Senate Bill No. 107, to appropriate
81 900 for the payment of the services
Of the late Charles E. belong in the
prison investigating case. Passage re-
commended.
Senate Bill No. 100 for the payment
OF certain claims. This is the Indian
war claim bill. Passage recommended
Assembly Bill No. 135. Putnam relief
bill for $3.50. Committee refused to
recommend its passage.
Senate Bill No. SO, to pay certain
cef: claims against the State.
mo-. to strike out the enacting clause
was lost. The passage of the bill was
recommended.
MESSAGES FROM THE SENATE.
Transmitting Assembly Bill No. 80,
amendatory of the Carson City incor-
poration Act; also Senate Bill No. III,
the State Prison title bill; also Assembly
Bill No. 1O4. to provide for the payment
of certain claims against the several
counties of the State; also Assembly Bill
No LOG, amendatory of the homestead
Act; also Assembly Bill No 80, the State
officer supply bill; also Assembly Bill |
No. 101, the endless chain railroad bill. |
Bailey, out of order. introduced bill |
to prevent persons from presenting |
claims against the State q second time.
Referred to Judiciary Committee.
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Babcock, amendstory of the Act to
tax the net proceeds of mines. This is
is the counterpart of the compromise
bill introduced in the Senate. On it
being read Col. Moore moved that it be
postponed. A call of the
House was moved and lost. The motion
to indefinitely postpone was lost by the
vote:
Atkinson. Baily, Bell. Bow
mer. Cavanaugh, Cleaver, Everett, Grey.
Harris, Howard of
Kennedy, Lowery, Moore of
Elko, Rocker. Sargent, Sawtell, Shake
'peare, Shuma ker, Steele, Trousdale-
p.
Noes-Allen. Babcock, Beer, Bots
lord, Brann. Buckingham. Coburn,
Coulter, Edison. Griswold, Hawkes.,
Howard of Storey, Mcintosh, Mills.
Moore of Lincoln. Nichols. Parker,
Powers. Rockhill, Rule, Smith of
eureka, Smith of Storey, Stewart. Tomb,
Wright, Speaker-26.
Gladding, Caldwell and Tolley were {
bsent.
A motion to refer to the Committee Oh {
Ways and Means, under q suspension OF
be rules, was lost.
Ayes-Allen, Babcock, Beer, Botsford,
srann. Buckingham. Coburn, Coulter
Idson, Griswold, Hawkes., Howard of |
storey, Mcintosh. Mills. Moore of Lin
DIN, Nichols, Parker. Powers, Rockhil!, I
.ule. Shakespeare, Smith of Eureka, q
NTH of Storey, Stewart, Tomb,
Wright, Speaker-27 S
Noes-Atchinson, Baily, Bell, Bow r
Ter, Cavanaugh, Cleaver, Everett, p
Hammand, Harris. Howard 1
Humboldt. Kennedy, LOwery, Moore q
Elko, Rocker, Sargent, Sawtelle, o
Steele, Tronsdale-20. ii
The bill then took the usual course. $
BY Howard, bill relating to the ex- b
uming and transportation of dead y
odies. The House refused to suspend o
le rules and the bill took its usual c.
,urse. it
By Parker. an Act to restrict crime. ! Al
ook the usual course. 81
BY Edison. to restrict gambling. Took io
e usual course. II
Senate Bill No. III, theState Prison m
lie bill. WAS referred to Committee on 81
avs and Means. to
By Babcock, to authorize the Board
County Commissioners of Storey
unity to issue bonds for certain pur.
ses. Withdrawn
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