Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-04
incubation Senate bill 16O, to protect owners

incubation Senate bill 100, to protect owner
of stock shares in mines.
Senate bill S7-To provide for care of III
sane, indefinitely postponed
Smiths (of Eureka) Assembly bill 111-T
regulate the sale of opium. Passed unani
mously.
Stewards Senate bill 14O-To repeal section
3 of Act relative to mines and mining. Passed
| yeas, %; noes, 2.
| Dayton's Senate bill 43-To amend the
Public School Act. Laid on the table fol
one day.
Thanking Senator Blaine for his action upon
the Chinese bill Amended in the Assembly
to strike out the name of Wendell Phillips
and insert the name of William Lloyd Carl
son. Amendment concurred in.
Gibson's Senate bill 149-To amend the
Civil Practice Act. Indefinitely postponed.
Kings Senate bill 156-To authorize the
payment of salaries of officers fixed by law,
before the passage of an appropriation bill
Under suspension of rules bill was put upon
its final passage and passed-yeas, 10; noes, g.
Meders Senate bill 136-To prohibit
gambling. Laid on the table.
Farrell's Senate bill 2O-To amend the rev.
enue law. To exempt church property to
the amount of $1,000 and widows to 81 900. ]
Farrell moved to make the sum for exemp-
ton $1,000. Carried.
Bill passed-yeas, %; noes, l.
Martin gave notice of motion to recon
slider
Meders Senate bill 26-To amend the reg
istration law and prevent frauds at elections
Laid on the table.
Haines Senate Joint Notwithstanding
the removal of Indians from the Walker
River Reservation to the Pyramid Lake Res
ervation. Passed.
Stewards Senate bill 151, to amend the
Public School Act. Laid on the table.
Farrell's Senate bill 158, to provide for the
support of the Orphans's Home in Virginia
City. Referred to Committee of the Whole.
regulate freights and fares. (The Lewis
bilD. Ayes and noes called on motion to lay
on the table. Lost. Ayes II, noes -.
Mr. Powning moved to make the bill |
special order for to -morrow at P NJ Lost.
Ayes 3, noes q.
Mr.. King moved to indefinitely postpone. |
A long discussion then ensued pro and con
Is to the unconstitutonality of this bill.
cd fo tolya Of
age from the Governor, announcing his ap
,roval of the following Senate bills: 1863, APP
$4,000 for sufferers from the
Reno FIRE; also IS, for the purchase of Haw
cyl Digest and Sawyer's Reports; also, 92,
o amend the Act relative to crimes and pun
shments; ALSO 118, to admit to probate the
viii of John Larcombe; also, to punish incen-
iarism; also communication from the Post
laster General relative to the Wadsworth
nd Grantsville mail route, that "a temporary
ontract had been made; also recommending
he Legislature to take into consideration
enate bill 141 Powning's billy to prevent
iscrimination by the c. 2. R. R., as in His
xcellency's opinion it was one of the best ;
lat had been introduced this session.
The Lewis bill was then read {
Mr. Haines introduced a substitute bill
hich was read. This bill proposes to make
lie rates on the c. p R. R. two cents above
lie present rate, and on local roads II cents, Il
lowing for passengers more than is now Il
larged
The apparent absurdities of the measure h
used general laugh. Mr. Westerteld T
owed to make both bills the special order fo
morrow at 2 P NJ Carried Ayes Ia y
oes TO-
Adjourned at 10 P NJ.