Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-16

Thursday, February 10. 1871.

ASsesmbly Orey.SiXtn DaJ.
Called to order Ut ii A. NJ, WITH the
Speaker in the Chair.
Roll called and quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Committee on Library reported favor
ably OH Assembly Bill No. lO2. relative
10 the State Library.
Committee on Counties and County
boundaries reported favorabiy on As
sembly Bill No. lU3. relative to the re-
lnoval Of county seats in the State.
Committee ON Eugrossment reported
several bills properly engrossed.
Committee ON Agriculture reported
favorably on Assembly Bill No. LOG.
Committee on Public Morals. in con-
junction with Special Committee, re-
ported on Senate Bill No. a. and As
sembIy Bills No. 81 and 81, that they
had failed to agree on substitute tor
all. The Standing Committee recon-
mended the passage Of Senate Bill No.
Il, and the Special Committee recon-.
mended the passage Of Assembly Bill
No. 81. Tues, bills relate to gambling
Committee on Education reported
favorably on Assembly Joint Resolution
No. 2.
Committee on Judiciary reported
favorab!y on Assembly Bill No. %,
amendatory of the corporation Act, also
favorably on Senate Bill No. "a, the bill
to authorize the Supreme Court to grant
restraining orders pending the determin-
alton of an appeal; also favorably On
Assembly Bill No. 4S, the County Com
missioner bill.
Committee on Ways and Means re-
ported unfavorabiy on Senate Bill No.
6s, amendstory Of the revenue Act.
Referred to Judiciary Committee.
MESSAGES FROM THE SENATE.
Transmitting Senate Bill No. 6S,
amentiatory Of the Act to regulate the
estates of deceased persons; also Senate
Bill No. IS, to redistrict the State; also
Senate Bill No. 81, amendatory of the
Act to regulate the estates of deceased
persons; also Senate Bill No. ~, to pay
rewards in certain cases; also the adop
ton OF Substitute Assembly Bill No. 6.
amendatory of the revenue Act; also
Senate Bill No. 81. amendatory Of the
fee and compensation Act.
FIRST READING OF BILLS.
By Parker. to provide for the preser-
va,ion of fish in this State. The hill
recommends the appointment Of Fish
Commissioner in the State. Referred to
Commit zee on Agriculture.
By Beer, relative to the practice OF
medicine in the State. Ordered printed
and referred to Committee on Educa
tion.
Senate Bill No. ~, providing for the
payment of rewards In certain cases.
Took the usual course.
Senate Bill No. IS, amendatorv of the
Act to regulate the estates of deceased
persons was referred to Judiciary Com
mittee.
Senate Bill No. 6s. amendatory OF the
Act to regulate the estates OF deceased
persons was referred to Judiciary Com
mittee.
Senate Bill No. IS. relative to redis-
tric.ing the State Referred TO Com
mittee on Counties and County Boun-
daries.
Senate Bill No. Sc. amendstory of the
fee and compensation Act, was referred
to Judiciary Committee.
BUSINESS on THIRD READING AND GENERAL
FILE.
Senate Bill No. %, amendatory of the
crime and punishment Act, WAS referred
to Judiciary Committee.
Assembly Bill No. IS, amendatory of
the revenue Act, was laid on the table.
Assembly Bill No Ill, to create
current expense fund Tor Nse county,
was passed.
Assembly Bill No. SO was on motion
taken from the table and passed.
Assembly Bill No. 1G3, amendatory of
the Gold HILL incorporation Act. segre-
gates the American Flat portion of Gold
Hill from the incorporation. Passed.
AFTERNOON SESSION THIRD READING con-
. TINUED.
Assembly Joint Resolution No 2, rel
alive to the silver question, Was lost
The Senate amendments to Assembly
Bill No. Al. relative to the license OF
drummers, were cOncurred in.
Assembly Bill No. 109. relative to the
removal of county seats by a vote Of the
PEOPLE. This bill is designed to favor
the people of Esmeralda in the removal
of the county seat from Aurora to Mason
Valley.
Senate Bill No. So, constituting the
County Commissioners Returning
Board to count the votes and issue GER
tificstes of election, was passed.
Shumaker give notice OF recon-
siderstion.
Assembly Bill No. 81, to prohibit
gambling, was made the special order
for next Monday: Senate Bill Not to
restrict gambling, WAS made the special
rider for the same time.
Assembly Bill, to prevent the winning
of money from those who have no right
to gamble it away, was passed.
Assembly Bill No. LOG was ordered en-
crossed; also Assembly Bill No. 1O2, rel
alive to the State Library: also Assembly
Bill No. ID, for the formation of cor
porations.
Senate Bill No. "a. authorizing the
Supreme Court to issue restraining