Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-14
NEVADA LEGISLATURE NINTH
SESSION.
Senate Thirfy-Ninth Day.

Leave of absence granted Mr.. Dayton for
one day.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Schultz, from Committee on Claims-Unfa-
forably on Act for the relief of C. A Wither-
ell and Benz. Edison; also for relief of Capt,
Matthewson without recommendation; also
for the relief of Jerry Schooling, favorably.
By Boardman, from Judiciary Committee
-Favorably on the Act to admit to probate
the will of Thomas Sheehan, also, favorably
an Act for the better protection of the agri-
cultural interest of the State; also, favorably
on substitute for Senate bill 76, to regulate
proceedings in criminal cases,
By Meder, from Committee on Enrolment
That two bills previously reported have
been correctly enrolled
BY Gallagher from Committee on Military
and Indian Affairs Without recommended
ton. Act to provide ammunition for the
Militia of this State
Bv Comins From Committee on Ways and
Means-Favorably on Act authorizing the
Orphans Home Board to take charge of and
use all gifts; also favorably on Act abolishing
the Office Of County Superintendent of
Schools, with amendments.
By Shepherd, From Committee on Agri-
Enthusiastically an act to prevent tearing
down enclosures; also favorably Oh Assembly
bill for the preservation of fish in the Wa
ters in this State
By Stone. from Special Committee Of Eiko
County Delegation -Favorably on Act to pro
vide for building a county Jail.
BY Cassidy, from Special Committee of Eu-
reka County ation-Recommending a
substitute for Act authorizing the building of
cour, house in that county
By Farrell, from Committee on Railroads
Without Recommendation, Assembly Coz c IT
rent resolution request a report from local
railroads.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
BY Kin9-that on and after Monday next
the Senate will convene at 1870 A N
adopted.
By Westerfeld, of an Act to regulate sttor-
neys fees in certain cases.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Cassidy (TithOut notce)-To prohibit
the Controller from drawing warrants in Ger
lain cases. Referred to Committee on Ways
and Means.
BY Comius-For the relief of Ben Kim
ball and Geo. Swallow. ALLOWS the payment
of $500 to kimbal and Swallow for hay,
grain, etc, furnished to soldiers during the
Indian outbreak Referred to Committee on
Claims
By Wheeler-A substitute for Assembly bill
49, providing for employment of convict labor
IN counties Of the State Referred to Com
mittee on Corporations and ordered printed.
BY Mcconnell without notice. define
the rights of persons in certain public places.
Referred to Judiciary Committee.
By Boardmsn without notice)-To amend
an Act to provide for the erection of partition
fences. (Similar to the other introduced
early in the session. Referred to Judiciary
Committee.
By Boardman without notice)-To amend
sections 551 and 554 of an Act to regulate
proceedings in criminal Cases. Referred to c
judiciary Committee.
GENERAL FILE.
Senate bill 81, to provide the Land Office a
With seal Amended appropriating for
uch purpose, ordered engrossed and referred II
% Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. King gave notice of motion to recon- c.
ider the vote whereby the engrossment of T
senate bull 81 was ordered. II
Comins' Senate bill So for the relief of in Il
olvent debtors and protection of creditors n
ordered engrossed g
Boardmans Senate bill 81, to amend the
homestead Act, providing for exemption Z
rom forced sale III certain cases. Ordered il
ngrossed
Stones Senate bill 100, to amend the Act Of
o create Board of County Commissioners, A
y raising the salary of the Clerk of said c.
Board from 500 to $500 year. Laid on o
he table temporarily.
Aliens (of Lincoln) Assembly bill IA, sup pa
Elemental TO the Orphans Home Act, pro. Nj
iding for the admission of children of di- ia
orced parents in INDECENT circumstances.
assed. Ayes, 10, noes Z. so
Mr. Martin gave notice that he would
love reconsideration on tomorrow. pr
Hannas Assembly bill 81, to prohibit the en-
nployment of Chinese on public works in