Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-30

upon personal property to secure the payment
of poll tax Referred to Judiciary Committee
| BILLS INTRODUCED.
Harlow-To establish State Printing Office
of Printing. Referred to Committee on State
Printing.
Melarkey-To preventing the e1huming
and transportation of dead bodies. Qutended
to apply to the heather Chinee transportation
of their dead to the Celestial regions) Re-
ferred to Committee on Public Morals.
Daves-To provide q residence for the
Governor of the State. (Approprating $780,
900 for the purpose of erecting the building
and $4,000 for purchasing of grounds and
furnishing of building) Referred to Com
mittee on State Institutions.
Blair's Senate bill, amending the Civil
Practice Act SO as to exempt from execution
two COWS of an owner. Referred to Judiciary
Committee.
Howe-To create Board of State School
Examiners Authorizing the State Superin-
endent of Instruction to appoint two per
sons, who, with himself, shall constitute such
board, with power to determine the text books
to be used Referred to Committee on Edu-
cation.
Howe-To amend the General School Act.
THE provisions of the Act are those agreed
upon by the last State Teachers Institute
Referred to Committee on Education.
Creswell's Senate bill 20-To create State
Board of Equalization. Referred to Com
mittee of the Whole.
Paton-To amend sections 8, 4, 3, and %
of the State Prison Act. Amends section 4
of the Act of 1877 so as to provide for the
election of a Deputy Warden at the same
time the Warden is elected by the Legislature
in joint convention. Referred to Committee
on State Paison.
GENERAL FILE.
Senate bill to disincorporate the town of
Eureka, passed
At II NJ. recess for one hour.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Convened at l P. NJ. Speaker pro tenn.
Allen presiding.
Leave of absence was granted the State
Prison Committee on co7rnittee business
Also to Mr. Foulks.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Lyons (of Storey Assembly bill, to amend
the Civil Practice Act allowing the State to
take appeals in certain cases without giving |
bonds. Passed
10 tl,a iuil
Practice Act, e1empting printing offices from
evy and execution to the amount of 81 800 |
Lost; yeas 49, noes -.
Fisk gave notice to reconsider the vote |
aiken.
Wilson's Assembly bill, to amend the
Revenue Act, providing for the sale of prop
,rty for taxes to the purchaser who bids the
east. Passed; yeas 80, noes 6,
Paton's Assembly bill, to pay James Hol-
and his expenses in the matter of the mar
lers at the Indian Reservation in Linco
county. In Committee of the Whole the
oregoing bill was considered, the standing
having reported an amendment
educing the amount from 81, 700 to $40
mayer nOVed JndI when Cne COlhHllJLee rise
: recommend the rejection of the bill. Agreed
.; yeas 49, noes 16
Gibson's Senate bill, to pay c. c. Steven
on S120 for services as President pro tenn of
he Senate in 1873. Its passage was not
Creswell's Senate bill, to create Board OF
tate Examiners motion to increase the
INIT of expenses from ST., 900 to 80, 900 was
ost. Committee reported progress and asked
cave to sit again.
Assembly bill-For the relief of B. F.
Wallace, paying him Sl20 for some poll taxes
ost by him while deputy assessor of Storey
county. Indefinitely postponed.
Assembly bill-For relief of Jerry School
1g, appropriating $50 to cover his loss on
ounterfeit money taken by him. Passage
Plummers Assembly bill-Providing for
tate deficiencies. Passage recommended
Assembly biIl-Providing for the purchase
hose for State Orphans Home. Passage
The Committee of the Whole arising re-
orted to the House according to instructions.
Adjourned at o'clock P. NJ.