Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-24


criminal cases in conrts of; justice; also
Senate Bill No. 81, the bill authorizing
the Commissioners of Eureka county to
change the appoztionment OF revenues.
The Judiciary Committee epo1ted un-
favorably on Senate Bill No. 20. relative
to crimes and lpunishments: favorably
on Senate Bill No. Al. relative to the
bringing back of fugitives from justice;
unfavorably on Senate Bill No. Al, rel
alive to the registration of electors favor
ably on Senate Bill No. 80. relative to
the duties Of attorneys and counsellors
at law; without Recommendation Senate
Bill No, 80, relative to licensing travel
ing agents OF drummers doing business
in this State; unfavorably on substitute
for Assembly Bills No. Is and 26, rela-
tive to regulating proceedings in GRIM
inal cases in courts of justice.
Committee on State Affairs recon-
mended the printing of the report of the
Comm; ssioners for the care Of the In
digent Insane of this State.
REPORTS OF SELECT COMMITTEES.
The Storey county delegation report
ed favorably on Senate Bill No. z. au.
thorizing the payment OF certain claims
against Storey county.
The Conference Committee on the
Churchill county bill proposed certain
amendments and recommended the
passage.
MESSAGES FROM THE GOVERNOR.
Transmitting his approval of the
Eureka county bond bill; also an opinion
Of the Board of Examiners relative to
certain claims. This last was signed by
the Governor and Secretary of State.
The Attorney General. as one of the
Board of Examiners, submitted COM
munication relative to the White Pine
war claims. and suggested that more
evidence of the authenticity of the claims
be taken before they are paid. These
claims accompanying the Governors
message were referred to the Committee
on Claims.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. IA,
by Martin. relative to the printing of the
report of the Commissioners of INDECENT
Insane. Adopted.
Resolution by Stewart, relative to the
asking of Congress to encourage the
boring of artesian wells in this State.
MESSAGES FROM THE ASSEMBLY.
Announcing the passage in the House
of the Virginia Water Bill; also the res
olution relative to printing the Prison
report; the rejection of the substitute
Senate Bill No. 8. relative to the safe
keeping of funds in the different counties
OF the State; the adoption of Senate Con-
current Resolution, relative to Senate
Bill No. 80; the rejection of the substi-
tute for the Chinese Emigration Resolu-
ton; the passage of the bill to regulate
the sale Of opium; the passage of Assem-
bly, Bill No. 16, relative to crimes and
the passage of the Bill No.
IS, relative to certain licentious adver-
tisements in the papers. and the passage
of Bill No. sc, relating to crimes and
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Westerfeld, Senate Bill No. 81,
relative to the making effectual the pow
er of the Governor, Justices of the
Supreme Court. and Attorney General,
relative to forfeitures, punishments and
pardons. Ordered printed and referred
to Judiciary Committee.
By Comins, Senate Bill No. 81, rela-
ting to District Attorneys. Referred to
White Pine and Lincoln county delega-
lions.
Assembly Bill No. As, relative to the
publication of Nevada reports was refer
red to Judiciary Committee.
Assembly Bill No. 1G, relative to
crimes and punishments was referred to
Committee on Railroads.
Assembly Bill No. %, the Opium Bill
was referred to Committee on Public
Morals; also the bill relating to licentious
Assembly Bill No. SO, relating to
crimes and punishments, was referred to
Judiciary Committee.
FILE.
Assembly Bill No. ~, the Fish Bill,
was passed.
Senate Bill No. 16, concerning crimes
md punishments. was amended and
passed.
Senate Bill No. 81, relative to the
license of drnmmers and travelling agents !
vas ordered engrossed.
Substitute for Assembly Bills 25 and |
&c. was indefinitely postponed.
Senate Bill No. 6. was ordered en-
crossed.
Senate Joint Resolution No. 9, relative |
o the encouraging Of the boring of ar
esian wells was passed.
Senate Bill No. II, relative to the
egistration of electors, and to prevent
raud at elections, was placed on its
bird reading. Pending this the Senate
adjourned. |