Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-22
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
Stewart, from Committee on Education
Unfavorably on bill to abolish the Office OF
County Superintendent of Public schools.
Doolin, from Committee on Corporations
Favorably on Senate bill Ill, relative to en-
ployment of criminal labor.
By Boardman, from Committee on Judi
ciary-Reported back to the Ways and
Means Committee, Senate bill IS, to provide
for an asylum for INDECENT poor; also, favor
ably with amendments, Senate bill 113, rela-
tive to partition fences
By Thompson, from Committee on Roads
and Bridges-Favorably Senate Bill 127, to
amend the Act in relation to highways; also,
unfavorably Senate bill 49, to amend the Act
in relation to highways.
By Stone, from Committee on Elections
Favorably on Assembly bill Al, to prevent
fraud at primary elections; also, unfavorably
on Assembly bill 80, to amend the election
Ialso, favorably, Senate bill 10Y, to Gre
ate Board of County Commissioners; also,
unfavorably, Senate bill %, to amend the
election law.
By Comins, from Committee on Ways and
Without recommendation, Assembly
bill GA, to regulate the measurement of char
coal
By Blair, from Committee on Mines and
Mining Senate bill 49, relative
to mining records; also, favorably Senate bill
1872, relative to mineral collections; also, ia
vorably, Assembly bill 55, relative to safety
cages in mines.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
Announcing his approval of Senate bill So.
providing for the erection of guide boards on
highways; also, of Senate bill 50, to provide
for the payment of indebtedness to White
Pine County.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
King moved that the vote by which Senate
bill So, relative to the purchase of Hawley's
Digest and Sawyer's Reports was passed be
reconsidered Carried And further, that
the Secretary be instructed to recall from the
Assembly the above named bill Carried
Mr. Cassidy moved that when this Senate
adjourn it do SO out of respect to the birth
lay of Washington. Adopted.
Mr. Wester6eld moved to reconsider the
vote by which the tree bill was passed
Adopted.
MESSAGES FROM ASSEMBLY.
Transmitting several bills upon which |
action has been taken in that House and duly
eported.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Comins, to amend the Act to create a |
current expense fund for White Pine County. |
Rules suspended and ordered engrossed.
By Schultz, for the relief of James E. |
Wood for the capture of horse stolen from
lin by escaped prisoners in 1871. Referred
o Committee of the Whole
Lanes Assembly bill SO, to amend the
Revenue Act relative to theatrical licenses.
referred to Committee on Ways and Means.
Foulks' Assembly bill IS, to amend the
tate's Prison Act. Referred to Committee
n States Prison.
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rovde for the payment of certain claims.
deferred to Committee on Ways and Means.
Williams Assembly bill lis, to amend the
ct to create a current expense fund for Nye
ounty. Referred to Nye County Delega-
on.
GENERAL FILE.
Assembly joint esolutlon-Praying the
resident to sign the anti Chinese bill.
Motion to lay on the table lost.
Recommitted to Committee on Education &
n correction.
Haines's Senate bill 116-To pay the heirs
John Cradebaugh the same amount paid t
her District Judges of the Territory 7
Laid on the table.
Shepherds Senate bill 103-To amend the
ct to preserve wild game. G
Considered engrossed and passed Ayes f
,, noes 2.
Mr.. Creswell reported, out of order favor y
ly, assembly bill lis relative to Nye County
lances. Bill then taken up and passed by
luminous vote. il
Recessed for one hour K
AFTERNOON SESSION
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