Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-09

NJ, then adjourn at 12 so. aud convene
again at 80 P. NJ, and continue IN
session until the file is exhausted. LAID
over one day under the rules.
Resolution by Parker. which was laid
over yesterday under the rules, was now
taken up. This amends Rule l OF the
rules relative to the time of meeting In
the morning The resolution offered by
Moore was moved as substitute and
lost. The original resolution was also
lost.
Resolution by Everett. that no bill
will be received by this House after the
25th lust. except those coming from the
Senate. The resolution was amended
by inserting Except by unanimous con-
sent The time was made the 10Th.
The resolution was adopted.
SPECIAL ORDERS.
The Chinese queue bill was the special
order for this time.
Amendment offered by Parker was
lost. 1t was as follows: Section l, by
changing the language so that violence
will not be done to that famous lexi-
cographer Webster, in this that 'every
persons" partakes too much of the am
bguous glittering generality not sus-
ceptible Of any explanation as applied to
a single individual. Amendment by
Parker so that no one should lead
away the goods of another. Amendment
by Parker that a State barber shall be
appointed.
Rockhlll moved to refer the amend
| ments to the Third House. Lost.
Objections being made by the mover
of the bill to any frivolity on the occa-
sion. the following amendments by
Parker were not sent mp:
Section l, by inserting in the proper
place that the Judge or Justice shall see
that the shears are properly sharpened
with which to perform the clipping re-
quired by said section.
Amend Section l by requiring said
barber to give bonds that he will not
| clip off more hair than is absolutely re-
CURED under the statute to be clipped.
and that said barber shall not be of for
eign extraction.
Section 2. Any person convicted OF
murder in the first degree shall suffer all
| the punishment now prescribed by law
for such offense. and it is hereby de-
| clared a felony for any minister of the
| gospel to attend upon said person and
| administer the consolation preparatory
| to his suspension.
| Section ,. In case the officers named
| in this Act do not strictly comply with
| its provisions, they shall undergo the
penalty of pine forte ct d,.re.
After spirited discussion the bill was
passed by vote of q to q. Notice of
reconsideration given by Grey.
Recess moved and lost.
Committee on Enrolment reported
the opium bill correctly enrolled; also
several other bills and resolutions.
Assembly Bill No. 60. providing for
the taxation of mines that produce one
ton or less of ore every day, was lost by
vote of - to p.
Assembly Bill No. "A, to repeal the
Act authorizing the employment OF a
clerk in the State Library, was passed.
| Assembly Bill No. IS. an Act to pro-
vide for the purchase for the benefit of
the State school fund of the bonds of
| this State known as the Territorial
bonds, was passed.
Assembly Bill No. sc. amendatory of
| the Act for the better observance of the
| Lords day, was ordered engrossed.
Assembly Bill No. so. relative to the
incorporation of Carson City, was Or
| dered engrossed.
Assembly Joint Resolution No. 2.
relative to the silver question, was or
| dered engrossed.
Assembly Bill No. Is, to probibi. the
collection of accounts or demands for
| liquor sold at retail was ordered en-
| crossed.
Adjourned.