Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-22
Asse bly-Sixteemth Day.

Assem- nay.
Speaker CASTOR called the Assembly to Or
der at IL A NJ Prayer by Rev Mr.. blcLain.
Leave of absence was granted Mr. Elan
merry for l day. Wermu.h for ten days, and
Howe indefinite leave on account of sickness
among relatives in California.
The Speaker stated that the different COM
mittees should, in submitting reports, not
only give the House in which the bill or res
olution originated with its number, but give
its title in full with amendments, if any, and
that the amendments should be recorded
upon the bill or resolution so reported on as
riders
The Senate Concurrent resolution ordering
Joint convention of the two Houses for the
election of Regents of the State University at
II NJ. to-day. Concurred IN.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
By Plummer-U nfavorably on Assembly
bill for the relief of B. F. Wallace, e1-Dep-
uty County Assessor of Storey County. Re
fused engrossment.
By Foulks -Favorably from the Commit
tee on Ways and Means The bill to amend
the revenue law, with amendments exempt
ing property of widows to the amount of
81 900. Ordered engrossed.
By Smith, of Storey-From Storey County
delegation. Favorably on the Virginia Wa
ter Bond Supplemental Act bill.
Also favorably on the bill legalizins the
s + ho ~, &c
County in transferring money from the r. R.
Fund to the School Fund.
Harlow reported correctly engrossed sew
eral bills heretofore mentioned as passed
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
By misunderstanding the Sergeant at
Arms to purchase the revised code of laws of
California for the benefit of the Judiciary
Committee. Mayhugh moved to lay on the
able Davies said that there was a revised
ode OF California laws which would be of
,reat benefit and convenience to the Judi |
,iary Committee, that they could obtain for
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The Speaker concurred.
Mayhugh withdrew his motion and the
esOlution was adopted.
By Foulks-A concurrent resolution that
nasmuch as the different railroads of the
State had failed to comply with the previs-
ons of the act relating to railroads requiring
report of their affairs on the Goth day of
snuary, 1879, to the Secretary of State that
hey be requested to report within ten days
rom date the information required by law,
Or the benefit of the Legislature, which pro-
oses to legislate On the subject of fares and
reights, and instructing the Sergeant at
rms to serve copies of the resolution upon
uporlntsndents and managing agents of rail
Dads. Adopted unanimously.
By Plummer-Instructing the clerk to fur
ish reporters with stationery. Lost.
THE INDIAN WAR CLAIMS.
The Secretary of State submitted notice
f allowance by the Board of State Examin
rs of 50, 1856, to the volunteers who effected
lie humiliation of the savages in Elko
ounty during the recent raid. 1t is certi-
I'D to by Adjutant General Adams as cor
,ct roll. Referred to Committee on Claims.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
By Powell-To regulate and provide for {
rimary elections !
By Taylor-To exempt printing offices
ON execution.
BY Mayhugh-To prevent swine from run
ny at large from May 1st to November LIST
ch year. ,
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Speaker Gaston-To regulate freights {
ID fares on railroads running within this
ate Prisk moved that twice the us
i number of copies be ordered printed, and
at it be referred to the Committee on Rail Q
ads and Corporations. So ordered.