Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-25
NEVADA LEGISLATURE NINTH
SESSION.
Nineteenth Day.

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President in the Chair Quorum present.
Prayer by Rev. NJ I. Weir (colored). Min
utes of previous day read and approved.
Mr. Shepherd granted indefinite leave OF
absence. Dangberg and Perley for the day.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
By Boardman-From Judiciary Commit
tee-Unfavorably ON the bill to authorize the
appointment of Court Commissioners.
Also unfavorably on bill to regulate pro
ceedings in criminal cases.
Also unfavorably on the bill for organ
izing State Military.
Also favorably with amendments on the
bill to regulate proceedings in civil cases.
MESSAGES FROM ASSEMBLY.
Transmitting several bills on having passed
the Assembly yesterday.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Powning, without notice-To amend
the act to regulate fees and compensation for
official and other service in the State of Ne
vads Referred to Judiciary COMMITTEES.
By Powning, without notice-To amend
an act concerning juries. provides that jul
ries shall be paid Immediately after dis
charged.)
By Farrel-An act to enable Legislatures
to grant leave of absence to State and county
officers Filed
By Cassidy, without notice-To amend
the act to authorize the payment of rewards
in certain. cases. (Allows men who kill stage
robbers to receive the reward offered for con
viction.) Referred to Committee on Ways
and Means.
Mayhughs Assembly BILL No. 5, To regu
late tho settlement of estates of deceased per
sons Referred to Judiciary Committee.
Mayhughs joint resolution relative to the
Indian tribes of North eastern Nevada. Re
ferred to Committee on Indian Affairs.
Lawson's Assembly bill, No. 80, To amend
the election law. Referred to Committee on
Elections.
Co1nins Senate bill, No. %. Providing for
the payment of the State Territorial debt.
Returned with clerical amendments, which |!
were concurred in.
GENERAL FILE.
Farrell's Senate bill No. 20-To provide |
for State revenue, Laid ON the table tenn
porarily.
Cassidv's Senate bill No. 5-Relating to
creating Court Commissioner. Laid on the
table temporarily.
Kings Senate bill No. go amend the
.ct concerning juries Laid OH the table
temporarily.
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crimes and punishments act. Laid on the
able temporarily.
Cassidy Senate bill No. 19-Regulating
organization of State Militia, Laid on the
able temporarily.
Blair's Senate bill No. $50 regulate
proceedings in civil cases. provides that
ews kept IL cities shall be exempt from
ttachments same as in the country.) Or
ered engrossed
Mayhugh's joint resolution No. 8-Re-
uesting extension OF time from the U. S. IN
he matter of laud donated to the State.
'assed $
Prisk's Assembly bill No. 35-Authorizing
he transfer of moneys from Special Fund to
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ounty Commissioners of Storey County.
Mr.. Cassidy stated that the title was in ;
onfict with constitutional provisions; there ,
IRE laid on the table
MESSAGE FROM THE ASSEMBLY.
Requesting the return of Senate bills No. {
and SO and Assembly bill % to the As
'mbly for further action. Agreed to.
By Cassidy, (out of order)-Authorizing
lie Sergeant at Arms to have the furnaces
paired. Adopted ,
Recess of one hour. :,