Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-27
'. Stewart, Tomb, Wright.

otorev. Ot0WoSs, AOu0, "iSos'
Speaker-35.
Noes-Atchinson, Bailey. Bell. Cav
auaugh, Cleaver, Coburn. Gladding.
Hammand. Howard Of Humboldt, Ken.
nedy, Moore of Elko, Shumaker, Steele,
Trousdale. Tolley-l5.
The bill was referred to Committee on
Wavs and Means with Instructions to re-
port this morning.
BY Lowery. to remove from Lewis
Cook certain disabilities, was referred to
White Pine delegation.
Assembly Bill No. 1875. tho Washoe
county school bill, was passed.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Assembly Concurrent Resolution No.
IL. relative to fares and freights on the
railroad. was lost by vote OF 80 to II.
Senate message. relative to printing
State Mineralogist's report, was taken
up The resolution was adopted and the
report was ordered printed.
GENERAL FILE AND THIRD READING OF
BILLS.
Assembly Bill No. 122. to prohibit the
sale of ardent spirits to Indians, was
passed.
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Assembly Bill No. 100, the Act to ex.
tend the provisions of the Mason and
Odd Fellow Act. was passed.
Assembly Bill No. SO. apportioning
notaries public in the several counties of
the State, was passed.
Assembly Bill No. 121, to compel
mine owners to use safety cages in shafts
that are 300 or more feet deep. Passed.
Bill out Of order, introduced by Bots
ford, relative to authorizing the Board
of Commissioners to make a contract for
the care of insane. Laid on table.
Assembly Bill No. z, amendatory OF
the Act for the government of State
Prison, was indefinitely postponed. This
was Grey's bill to make the Lieutenant
Governor ex officio Warden.
Assembly Bill No. lib. to provide for
the propagation Of fish in the State, was
| passed.
Bill out of order. introduced by Stew
art, relative to the rights of claimants
against the State in resorting to the
courts Referred to Judiciary Com
| mittee.
Senate Bill No. 107, to pay the SER
vices of Charles belong in the prison
investigating case WAS lost by a vote OF
81 to %.
Bailey gave notice of q motion to re-
consider.
Senate Bill No. 100, to pay certain
claims against the State, was passed.
Senate Bill No. SO. to pay certain
claims against the State, vas passed.
Assembly Bill No. 1926. to declare what
shall be the State flag, was passed.
Assembly Bill No. 127, concerning
vagrancy and Migrants. was passed.
Assembly Bill No. 1913, for the better
observance of the Lords day, was
lost.
Assembly Bill No. 1877, amending the
civil practice Act, WAS passed. This
allows q husband or wife to testify in
each others behalf.
Assembly Bill No. 127, the Eureka gas
bill, was lost,
Senate Bill No. IS, to redistrict the
State for Judicial purposes, was passed.
The unengrossed bills on file were
either engrossed or refused the same.
Recess until z P. NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
Motion, by King, that the Senate meet
at 1OA. NJ. Carried.
Senate Bill No, 1OS, was passed.
Senate Bill No. IA, amending the State
University Act. was passed.
Assembly Bill No. lab. the Storey
county Commissioner bill, passed.
SECOND READING OF BILLS.
Truckee fish Resolution, referred to
Committee on Federal Relations.
FIRST READING OF BILLS.
By Shepherd, to restrict keno. Refer
red to Committee on Public Morals.
By Edwards, relative to street rail-
road in Ormsby county. Referred to
Ormsby delegates.
Shepherd and Stampley introduced
relief bills.
By Piper, relative to Storey bonds.
The Assembly appropriation bill refer
red to Commit on Ways and Means.
State loan bill laid on the table.
Senate-Filty-seven Day.
Senate called to order at 1880 A. M.
with Lieut.. Governor in the Chair.
Roll called, and afterwards prayer by
the Chaplain.
OOuTudl ICou oAo hpPAS'SN'
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Committee on Supplies and Expendi-
lures reported favorably on bill of Ser
gesnt-at-Arms.
Committee on Education reported
favorably on Assembly Bill No. 62, amen
datory of the public school Act.
Committee on Enrolment reported
several bills properly enrolled, and pre-
scented to the Governor.
Committee on Ways and Means re.
ported back Assembly Bill No. 80. This
is the Nichols bill relative to amending
the bullion tax Act. The Committee re-
ported unfavorably on the ground that
the substance of the bill is incorporated
in the compromise bill, which had al
ready passed the Senate.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
By Blair. to pay the Sergeant-at-Arms
$572 so, for supplies furnished the Sem
ate Chamber. Adopted.
By Blair. to pay Michael Cavanaugh
$l2O for services rendered. Adopted.
By Blair, to pay ]. G. McClinton
$223S. 60 for extra clerical services in |
eorvino the cansua report. Adopted. |