Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-28
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
THURSDAY, January q.
The Assembly met at ii A. M

Inc ASSsIuDiF LuSt III IL A. M
Coffin and SorpAcrd receive leave of ahsence
Bell moved (out Of order) that the substitute
for Assembly bill No IS relative to the County
Commissioner, granting aid to INDECENT sick
which was passed yesterday, DO held for re-
consideration. Carried
Tusaa, of the committee on Judiciary, re.
ported in favor OF q substitute (Which the COM
mitiee pTep"red) for the Act relating to pawn
brokers'
Tuska. OF the Judiciary Committee reported
uDfsvorab'y to Senat. concurrent resolution No
10, to amend section 6, article XIV o! the Con-
stitntion.
Tuska, of the committee on Judiciary, re-
post-'i Isl favor OF the passage Of Assembly bill
No Al, concerning crimes and puuisbments;
ASSEMBLY bill No SO, to authorizs COUNTY Com
missioners to loan or transfer surplus none, S
from one fund to another; Seuat- bill No q. to
amend the Act relating to officers. their qualifi
Gallons, etc. and Assembly bill No 60, to pro-
teet the State Treasury.
Newell. of the committee on Trades and
Manufacture, reported unfavorably to the pas
sage Of Assembly bill No 81, to amend the Act
10 pfCEiue state revenue.
Newell, of the committee on Trades and Man
ufact1re5 reported in favor ef Assembly bill No
p, to license launiries
Plant, Of the Joint Committee ON Printing
recommended the passage Of Senate concurrent
resolution No II, relative to printing copies OF
the report of the Fish Commissioner
Messages were received from the Senate,
transmitting Assembly bill No 90 to punish
and prevent deception in tho manufacture and
sale OF butter also Assembly bill No 80. concern
ing the allowance and payment of demands
against the several counties; also substitute for
Assembly bill No to prevent the unauthorized
expenditure of State moneys.
Senate concurrent resolution No Il relative to
printing copies of the report of the Fish Com
missioner Was adopted by a vota of 2S to s.
Assembly bill No Is, to prevent deception in
the manufacture OF butter was amended and
passed by the Senate and the amendment was
adopted by the Assembly.
Senate bill No Is, fixing the salaries of the
j. Justices of the Supreme Court, WAS referred to
he committee on Ways and Means.
The substitute Tor Senate bill No 81, to amend
he Act relative to elections, was referred to toe
on Elections
The substitute for Senate bill No 5, to amend |
he Act concerning proceedings in civil cases, |
vas referred to the Judiciary committee.
Senate bill No Al, to amend the Act concern |
ng conveyances, Was referred to the Judiciary |
committee.
Senate bill No 4, TO amend the Act to provide
or the appointment of Notary Publics, was re-
erred to the Judiciary committee.
Assembly bill No 10. to Insure the speedy and !
afe delivery Of baggage by common carriers,
vas amerded aud ordered engrossed.
The consideration of Assembly bill No 81, to
license laundries. was Indefinitely postponed.
Assembly bill No 81, to amend the Act to pro-
tide State revenue. was ordered engrossed.
Assembly bill No 40, relative to the forma-
on of corporations passed by vote of ~ to 2.
At II As the House took recess till 2 clock !
m.
AFTER RECESS.
Assembly met at P. N.
Levers of Washoe and May Of Ormsby. were
appointed o committee to act in concert with
schooling Of the Senate, to inquire into the
of the State Orphans Home.
Senate concurrent resolution No Is was laid
n the table.
Assembly bill No Al, to amend the Act con-
erning crimes and punisnments, passed by
ote of 49, mono in the negative.
Assembly bill No 50, to authorize County
commissioners TO loan and transfer moneys
rom one fund to another, passed by vote of
g.
Senate bill No "a, relating to officers. their
Publications, ETC., passed by vote of 43;
one in the negative.
Assembly bill No Is, to protect the State
passed by a vote Of 43.
The substitute for Assembly bill No IS, to de-
ne the duties and liabilities of pawrbrokers
nd pledges, was ordered re-engrossed.
Assembly concurrent resolution No 6, relative
} artesian wells. passed by unanimous vote.
Richards. of the committee on enrolment, re-
ortsd Assembly concurrent resolutions No ID
nd No 10. to provide for the relief of James
uckner correctly enrolled.
Bell gave notice that he would on to morrow