Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-24

elections provides that the recognized com
mittee or executive authority of a political or
gsnization shall determine who shall vote at Its
primary elections. The rest of the bill sub
s,antially follows the provisions of the State
election law for holding elections.) Referred
to Committee on Elections.
By Lyon, of Storey-To amend the Civil
Practice Act. provides that the salaries of
all State, county, city and township officers
may be levied on for debt.) Referred to
Judiciary Committee.
BY Patton-To provide for the payment of
James Holland of Sacramento, for the pros
ecution of Jerry Sloan ct al. for the murder
of Holland and Carter, who were murdered
at the Indian Reservation in Lincoln County.
(Appropriates $1,7O9, the United States re-
fusing to pay the costs of the prosecution
Referred to Committee on Claims.
By Lawson-To amend the State Orphans
Home Act. provides that the Institution
shall be controlled and governed by Board
composed of the Governor, Secretary of
State, Surveyor General, Controller and
Treasnrer) Referred to Committee on State
Institutions.
By Crawford Requiring license to be
paid by commercial travellers or drummers.
provides that license of 5000 year shall
be paid to the State.) Referred to Commit
tee OH Trade and Manufactures
By Hagar-To prevent persons from tear
;po u,a1S
from being shot by persons while hunting on
enclosed premises, and providing for the pay
ment of such damages. makes it misde-
meanor TO leave gate or bars open wilfully,
or the destruction of a fence by which ami
mails can enter premises, and provides for Sc
curing payment fot animals shot.) Referred
to Committee on Agriculture.
Gibsons S. B. for the relief of c. c. Steven
SON. Referred to Committee on the Whole.
Comins S. B. to provide for the indebted
ness of White Pine delegation.
Gallaghers S. B. for extension of time for
redemption of Esm eralda County bonds from
two to ten years. Referred to Esmeralda
delegation.
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Smiths (of Eureka) Assembly bill having
been returned from the Senate with |
as reported, were concurred in. |
Assembly bill No. 5, amending the Act to
regulate the settlement of estates Of deceased |
persons, passed.
Mayhughs Assembly joint resolution in
relation TO reinforcement of Camp McDermit |
passed.
Po~ells Assembly bill No 10, amending
the Revenue law by exempting widows from
:axation to the amount of 81 900 in property,
.ecommitted to Committee on Education.
Lawson's Assembly bill No. 90, supple
mental to the election law, passed.
Fultons Assembly No 80 bill, amending
election law. passed.
Assembly bill No. l, to provide for the care
If the insane of the State, ordered engrOssed
IS amended and referred to Committee of the
Whole.
The substitute for Howe's Assembly bill
10. Is, granting the United States leave to
purchase "a lot for buildings as reported from
was ordered engrOssed.
Gaston's Assembly bill No 10, amending
he Railroad Corporation Act, was ordered
ngrossed
IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
Mr.. Foulks in the chair.
Comins Senate bills 80 and SO relative to
he investment of moneys in the School Fund
-ere considered.
When the committe arose it recommended
heir passage without amendment. Both were
as5ed.
Adjourned at $50 P NJ
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