Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-04

Senate met at II o'clock.
PETITIONS.
By Farrell-ReIative to fees and salaries
OF county officers. Referred TO the commit
tee on State Affairs.
The Chair appointed Perley in place OF
Hammond on the committee on Public
Morals.
| COMMITTEE RRPOTS.
The committee on Ways and Means re-
ported against the passage of the bill in re-
lation to the State Library.
| The judiciary committee recommended
as amended, the passage of bill requiring
the posting of money in court on the COM
mencement of suit to secure the clerk and
docket fees.
Also, recommended the passage of the
bill in relation to the dispositions of de-
| PENDANTS in criminal cases
Also, reported against the passage of the
| bill allowing insolyert debtors to swear to
| schedule before any officer empowered to
to take oath
Also, reported against the passage of the
cases.
The committee on Roads and Bridges
| recommended the passage Of an act relative
to public highways.
The committee on Enrolment reported
all bills in their hands as correctly enrolled.
the committee on Federal Relations re-
ported untavoraby on the Governors COM
munlcatIon relative to a memorial for the
District of Columbia, calling upon the Leg
islature Of Nevada to memorabilia Congress
In their behalf for the restoration il the
District Of local government.
On motion of Powning, Senate bill No
60 was taken up.
By king-Motion to abolish the Office of
chaplain.
Mcconnell moved to table the resolution
Lost.
Haines moved to refer it to the committee
on Public Morals. Carried.
MESSAGES FROM THE ASSEMBLY.
The Assembly Clerk gave notice of the
following disposition of bills:
Assembly bill No II, an act to authorize
fees and salaries Of officers to be taken on
attachment, and to prohibit assignments to
defsaua creditors, passed.
Assembly bill No 81, an act to amend an |
act for the support of the State Govern
ment, passed.
Senate concurrent resolution No II was
unanimously adopted.
INTRODUCTION AND FIRST RFADJNG
Assembly bill No II, an act to amend an
act relative to the compensation of mem
bers of the Legislature and State officers
to the committee on Ways and
Means
Assembly bill No %, an act to amend an
act relative to proceedings in civil eases.
Referred to the Judiciary committee.
Assembly bill No II, an act to amend an
act relating to civil proceedings in Justices
courts. Referred to the Judiciary COM
nittee.
Assembly bill rs, an act to fund the court
house bonds of 'Nye county. Referred to
he Senator from Nye. |,
Assembly bill No. 81, an act to provide
'evenue for the support of the State Gov
Referred to the judiciary COM
nittee.
Wheeler introduced Senate bill No 81, j
regulating the election of officers, etc. Re- ]
erred to the Judiciary committee.
Gibson introduced bill for the commu-
alton of the time of prisoners confined in I
he States Prison. Ordered printed and {
placed on file. t
GENERAL FILE. {
Senate bill No 70, an act fixing the salar- ,
es of county officers. Amended and or t
Tered engrossed. II
Senate bill No 10, an act to amend an act S
O enable defendants to testify in criminal
ases Ordered engrossed. II
Senate bill g. an act to amend an act for I
he relief of insovent debtors apd to pro c
ect creditors Referred to the Judiciary c
ommittee.
Senate bill No "a, an act fixing the fees r
. the several counties of the State in the
ettling of estates Of deceased persons. j
deferred to the Ways and Means commit {
&c. g
Senate bill No A, amendatory of an act
4 relation to public highways. Ordered b
ngrossed. fl
Senate bill, by Brumsey, to license and
,gulate insurance companies. Amended