Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-07
EVENING SESSION.

Williams introduced resolution that the
Sergeant farms retain his warrant fol
journal clerks salary until satisfied that he
has performed his duty as required by law.
Adopted.
On motion Assembly bill 90 was taken up,
placed on final passage and lost.
Senate bill 80, to amend the State Print
ers Act, was passed.
Senate bill 156, to authorize the payment
of State officers salaries monthly instead of
quarterly, passed.
Senate bill to authorize the Eureka County
Commissioners to pay c. M. Bennett for fur
nishing plans for Courthouse. Passed.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE,
Speaker pro tenn in the Chair. The follow
ing bills were considered, which were reported
and acted on as stated Senate bill 100, to
purchase the Warm Springs hotel. Favor
ably and passed. Ayes 20 noes %.
Senate bill for the relief of r. g. Mon
trose. Favorably. Lost.
Senate bill for the relief of B. F. Wallace
Favorably. Passed.
mon 1925 for making militia roll. Passed
Senate bill ITO, for relief of Kimball &
Swallow. Favorably Lost
Senate bill 81. Favorably. Passed.
Senate bill 61 Agreed to and laid on the
table
Senate bill 1873 Favorably. Passed.
Senate bill 1872 Favorably. Passed.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
By Smith (of Lyon TO pay VIM. Alper-
son, Journal Clerk, for services to be rem
dered after ad journment. Adopted.
By Allen (of Storey)-To pay w. c. Note
ware for attending to mail after adjournment.
Adopted.
By Underwood-To pay John j. Reed $40
for cleaning and rearranging Assembly Cham
Der after adjournment. Laid on the table.
By Robnson-To pay the Sergeant at
Arms $50 for three days services in turning
over Legislative property to the Secretary of
State, Adopted.
Bills approved by the Governor-Assembly
bills II, y, 80, 116, 1876, 1872, 142.
Assembly bill 44-The drummer tax law
Laid on the table.
Senate bill 137-To prevent diversion of
water from irrigating bitches. Laid on the
table
Senate bill $50 amend the Fees and
Act so as to allow sheriHs 60 ;
cents mileage instead of what it is now.
Pending third reading of the bill the House I
'ecessed till IL o'clock, &
Gibson offered resolution thanking the |
Speaker and all other officers for the manner |
n which they have discharged their duties. a
Adopted. t
By Smith (of Storey)-To pay E. Mead
len $15 for services rendered the Chief
Jerk Adopted.
By Misunderstanding the reporters of
he Enterprise, San Francisco Alta, Gold
Hill Ne,es and Carson Tribune for their cor
ect reports of the proceedings of the House. a
Idopted.
BY Foulks-To pay 5000 for extra en- b
olling. Carried.
By Harlow-Th Thanking the Carson appeal u
eporter for truthful reports of House pro- P
ceilings. Adopted IL
By Willams-To take up Senate bill 40,
, amend the Act relating tn County Au- -,
itors Resolution adopted and bill passed.
By Allen (of Storey)-To take up Senate
i'll 49, Lost q
By misunderstanding the Virginia n
hronicle, Carson Appeal and Eureka Leader tt
II their fearless defense of the peoples IL
ghts Carried. tc
Allen (of Storey moved to strike out the Z
irginia Chronicle. Lost. a
BY Thanking the Chaplains for 70 =,
emptiness, etc. Adopted. q,
By Allen of Storey-Thanking the Virginia
lily Stage for attending to its own business
dopted. III
By Robnson-That committee of three I'll
ait upon the Governor, and inform him of I'll
e readiness of the House to adjourn at II WI
idnight on
By Allen of strengthening Mr.. Hugh
Mohan for his Pen Pictures. Adopted.
Twelve o'clock having arrived, Speaker Pa
aston delivered his valedictory and declared all
e House adjourned sine die. ol
AT THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-There will be W
nten services this evening by the Pastor at
2 Sunday School-room of St Peters Epis- uD