Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-12
THE LEGISLATURE
FORTIETH DAY-TENTH SESSION
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
FRIDAY, February II.

Senate met at IL O'Clock, with Senator Shep-
| herd in the Chair
| Perley and Dayton were brought to the bar
If the Senat-, aud long discns ion follow. d AS
to what should be done with them. Will this
was going on, PownIng attempted to climb over
| Che rail, but was prevented by the activity of
,, the Sergeant At Arms, On motion, he Sepa-
tors were Severed reprimanded by the Chair, md
| required to apologize. Mr.. Pelley explair ed
that be attended church fair he night before
and run all night for the advancement of Chtis;-
ianity. Mr.. Day ton explained that he had been
detained by discussion of the Currick relief
bill. For the next half hour the turmoil Was
liveier than ever seen in the Third House and
twice rs ludicrous.
Mr.. Powniug admit ed without repri
mtnd, it being held that bis youth excused him
from any responsibility for his acts.
Proceedings under the call being dispensed
with, Sena.or King took the Chair.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The committee on E!ectious recommended tue
passage of Assembly bill No SO
The committee on ENROLMENT reported that
Senate memorial and JOINT resolution NJ 3
(Wiriams) had been correctly enrolled.
The judiciary committee recommended the
passage of an act to regul1.e proceedings i'll
crmlnfl cases, (AssenIby bill No 6S, and IL bill
providing for the appoil tment of short hand re-
poIters IN criminal case (Assembly bill No Gu
The committee also Iecumme Jed the passage
of "a substitute for Assembly bill No Al. an act
to amend AN act concerning crimes and punish
meDts.
The committee reported adversely to the pas
sage of Senate bill No 43, an act to perfec, the
title Of the State to the water right Of ". NJ
Little.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
On motion of PowniDg, Assembly bill No 9S
act for the relief of the Franktown sutft rers,
was taken up, and, after long debate, the APP
preparation was cut down to S750 and the bill
passed.
The claim of W. J. McDade for So was al
lowed Also, that of L. L. Crocket, for $50
Kecess until 80.
AFTER RECESS.
Senate met at 80. Senator Adams in the
Chair.
MESSAGES FROM THE ASSEMBLY.
The Clerk of the Assembly announced the
passage of the act fixing the salaries of the
judges of the Supreme Court.
Also, Senate memorial and joint re. olut II
No ) relative TO the erection of I. S. Circuit
and District Court buildings in Carson City
On motion of Westerfeld. Brnmsey was APP
pointed on the Re-appoltionment committee in
place of FOLEY.
INTRODUCTION AND FIRST READING
In accordance with an Assembly substitute
for Senate concurrent resolution No is, the
Chair appointed Messrs, Haines and Henderson
on the visiting committee.
Assembly bill No 49, an act for the relief of
suretjes on official bonds, was referred to the
judiciary committee.
Hobart introduced Senate bill No 81, an act
liking the rates Of official advertising, Refer
red to the committee State Affairs.
By Schoohn8-An act to amend an act fixing
the salaries of various county officers. Read |
the first time.
Substitute for Assembly bill No 81, an act to
provide for new compilation of the laws Of !
Nevada. Referred to the Judiciary commit e. |
Assembly bill No %. an act 70 dislncorporate
the City of Austin. Referred to the Lancer
By Gallagher Senate bill No g. all act |
authorizing the payment of certain money to
G. II. Hatch, late Assessor of Esmerai la coun-
t.. Referred to the Judiciary committee.
Senate bill No sc, an &C; to pay for a def
cheney In the appropriation for State printing
and official advertising. Ordered engrossed.
Senate bill No 80, act for the relief Of 5,
II. Marlette. Substitute adopted and referred to
the committee of the whole
Gibsons bill No 81, an act providing for the
of the sentence of prisoners who
earn credits by good behavior. PASSED by
vote Of Is to 8
Substitute for assembly bill No 81 intro
luced by the Ways and Means committee. nn
act to provide for the support Of the State gov
eminent. Tabled.
Assembly bill No. t. au act to secure tae
lens of mechanics, After loug debate the
oil passed.
King gave hotice of the reconsideration of
he vote.
Senate bill 20, an act to amend an act for the
0! Public Schools. Carried and
,ngrossed.
Senate adjourned until IL o'clock Monday
morning.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
FRIDAY, February IL.