Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-28

Leave of absence granted Messrs. Fergu-
son. Green, Williams and Allen of Storey for
one day.
| REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
! By Allen, from Judiciary Committee I'm
favorably on Assembly bill to define the duties
and liabilities of pawn brokers' Also recon-
mendng the commitment to the Committee
on Claims of the report on military claims.
Also unfavoraby on Assembly bill 81, to
amend the Civil Practice Act Also favorably
on Assembly bill 80, to amend the Civil Prac,
tice Act.
By Lyons. from Committee on Enrolment
AS correctly enrolled and handed to the
Governor the Act amending the Notary Pub
lie Act.
By Harlow, from Committee on Engross-
ment-That several bills, SO ordered, were
correctly engrossed.
By Eldrich, from Esmeralda County dele
ga Internationally on Assembly bill to amend
the Act re a ing to certain indebtedness of
that county by extending time of redemption
of bonds from two to ten years.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
By Mayhugh that the thanks of
this Assembly are due and they are hereby
rendered to Hon. VIM. Sharon, our United
States Senator in Congress, for the able and
prompt manner in which he introduced and
endorsed the resolutions of instructions of the
present Legislature, requesting our delegation
in both houses of Congress to support the
Reagan bill, known as the anti-dscrimination
bill in relation to the reduction of freights
and fares on the Central Pacific Railroad
Adopted.
By Davies -Requesting the Governor to |
transmit copy OF the foregoing resolution.
Adopted.
By Mayhugh--To rescind the special order
for Monday, the ID proxImo, at II NJ, l. t.
the consideration Of his bill to district the
several counties into commissioners districts,
and that the same be recommitted To the Ju-
dietary Committee. Agreed to.
NOTICES OF BILLS
By Lyon, of White Pine-To disincorpor-
ate Treasure City, White Pine County.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Lyon, of Storey-To amend the Home
stead Act Provides that the of
shall only be exempt from execu-
ton, etc, upon rents received to the amount
Of $50 each month. Referred to Judiciary
Committee.
By Flsk-To regulate fares and freights on
railroads wholly or in part i'll this State. Re
erred to Committee on Railroads.
T
Act. Relieving the State in all prosecutions
rom the necessity of giving bonds. Re
erred to Judiciary Committee.
By Mayhugh-To prevent .he running at
arge of swine. Prohibits swine from be-
Orning tramps between April 10 and No t
ember 10, and imposes a fine upon the {
wner equal to four times the damage done r
y such unprincipled swine. Referred to d
on Agriculture.
By Gibson-To amend the Carson City "
harter Act. [Simply re enacts the law
assed last session which was unconstitutional .
Y reason of the omission of the enacting
ause. 1t is intended merely to limit the
over of the Trustees of the city. Referred
, Ornsby delegation.
THE STATE PRISON WARDEN BILL. u
At II clock NJ. Mr. Wilson moved to take
p the Assembly bill to amend the Act pro- r,
ding for the government of the State Prison
ranging the election and appointment of the
1arden and attaches from the Legislature to NJ
10 old Board of State Prison Commissions,
e. the Governor, Attorney General ana TIL
,cretary of State. Agreed to.
Robinson moved to amend 80 as to give the
arden the appointment of all subordinate
icers. Adopted.
Davies moved to amend the foregoing so
at the appointments of the Warden would
subject to the approval of the board. a
ST. !
Fisk moved to amend by fixing the time
this Act to take effect as February L, 1881, 10
tead of Immediately. Agreed to. Ayes
noes 81 on
Mayhugh moved that the bill be indefinitely
,tponed. Agreed to. 1
Recess for one hour. pRe
AFTERNOON SESSION. the
Net at :45 o'clock P N.
GENERAL FILE.
Allen's Assembly bill No. 17-Amending the j.