Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-31
NEVADA LEGISLATURE NINTH
SESSION.
Kenate -Twensy-dfth Day.

| The select committee to prepare bill rela
tive to fares and freights, selected by the
different county delegations from the two
Houses, as provided by concurrent resolution
was announced as follows: Storey. Assem-
blyman Lane; Eureka, Senator Doolin Elko
Assemblyman Plummer; Ormsby, Assembly
man, Davies; Lyon, Senator King; Lander,
Assemblymsn Watt; Lincoln, Assemblyman
U. Z. Allen; Washoe, Senator Boardman
Douglas, Assemblyman Van Sickle; Churchill,
Senator Kaiser; Humboldt, Senator Thomp-
son; Esmeralda, Senator Gallagher; Nye, As
semblyman Williams; White Pine, Senator
Comins.
to the Clerk of the Assembly copy of the
! announcement. Adopted.
PETITIONS.
Stewart read letter from Tuscarors stat
that town for SIX months, and begging that
some action be taken to provide that town
ship with it's share of schooling.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
By Perley, from Committee on Federal
Relations, favorably ON Assembly bill 18 to
grant consent of State to the United States
for purchase of land also favorably on Sen
ate joint resolution relative the public lands
of this State.
By Meder, from Committee on Enrolment,
that several bills were found correctly en-
rolled.
By Martin, that several bills so ordered
were found correctly engrossed.
By Boardman, from Judiciary, favorably
on Senate bill SO to provide for building of
partition fences, and adversely on an Act au-
thorizing ministerial officers to appoint depu
ties, and same on an Act concerning jurles.
BY Farrell, from special committee, that
the bill to grant leave to State and county
officers be passed without amendments.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
Announcing his approval of the bill to pro-
vide for the payment of the Indebtedness of
White Pine County.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
By Westertield-That the Committee on
Elections be instructed to report the evidence
in the contested case of Hsines vs.. Dangberg
Withdrawn.
By Meder-C Concurrent resolution that 500 |
copies of the report of Board of Regents be
printed Adopted.
Comins moved to reconsider the vote of |
yesterday on Assembly concurrent resolu
ton No. 9, in relation to the reinforcement Of
Fort Hslleck. Lost.
MESSAGES FROM ASSEMBLY,.
Transmitting several bills and resolutions
which passed that body yesterday.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Stone without notice)-To provide the
Land Office with seal and legalize the use
thereof Mr. Stone stated that as the Land
Office had no seal the Register was obliged to
use that belonging to the Secretary of State
Referred to Committee on State Affairs.
Dangberg (without notice)-An Act to pro-
ect the growth of fruit and shade trees.
Provides for bounty of $40 per acre for
wenty years to the person planting and cult
'ating such trees. Referred to Committee
IN Agriculture and ordered printed.
Wilson's Assembly bill 15-To provide for
'tate revenue. Referred to Committee on
Ways and Means. $
Lyons (of Storey Assembly bill SOTO |
egulate appeals in civil action. Referred to
judiciary Committee
Comins moved to go into Committee of the G
Whole. Adopted
Comins presiding, the committee took into
Senate bill No. 30, relative to C
a vault in the State Treasurer's t
the Capitol Commissioners Z
, use $1,000 in constructing such vault and o
lacing therein burglar proof safe. C
Blair moved to amend by making the ap-
ropriation 81, 900 instead of 5000 Lost. J
King moved that when the committee rose
recommend the passage of the bill as n
nended and that 1t be engrossed. Carried. 81
Also, Senate bill for the relief of q. S. Ell 2
-edge, for services rendered in 1874, to the r
mount of 1915, for making report of State
rison Warden for that year. Committee P
commended passage of the bill. Commit tt
e rose and reported according to instruc- Q!
pms. t.
Senate bill No. %, to provide for safe keep
g of State moneys, taken up-Amendments 81
opted, bill considered engrossed and then pt
ssed sh
Also, Senate bill No. 42-For relief of z. S. of