Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-15

TENTH srss1os-ronrr.ruIaD DAT.

senate.
CARSON. February IA. 1881.
The Senate met at II o'clock.
The Committee on Engrossmsnt re-
ported as correctly sngrosssd Senate
Bills Nos. 20. 80 and 9.
A majority OF the Committee on Fed.
sral Relations reported favorsbly on the
bill authorizing the employment at
Washington Of attorneys to represent
the State.
The COMMITTEES on Railroads and In
tsrnal Improvements reported Assembly
Bill No. 10. without Recommendation.
The Committee on Public Lands TO
commended an amendment TO Senate
Bill No. 90. an Act to amend An Act re-
gsrding the sale Of public lands.
The Committee on Indian Affairs re-
turned the bill relative TO the enrolment
| OF militia, without Recommendation.
The special committee on Senate Bill
No. 40, relative to the salaries OF county
officials, recommended Q substitute.
WesterAeld offered = resolution that on
and after February le the Senate con-
vens at 1880 A. u. Carried.
A resolution was adopted authorizing
the Sergeant.at-Arms to pay $3.50 to
various parties having monthly bills
against the Legislature.
The Clerk OF the Assembly reported
the passage OF an Act to provide revenue
for the support OF tho State government;
also an Act to provide for the care OF
destitute and abandoned children.
Perlsy gave notice that he would 10.
troduce . bill for the encouragement OF
the building OF Q railroad between Hum
boldt Wells, on the Central Pscifc Bail
road. and Cherry Greek.
Senate Bill No. 95. an Act to amend
an Act fixing the salaries Of various
county officers, was referred to the Com.
mi,tee on State Affairs. H..
Brumssy introduced an Act to prevent
the employment OF fighters In mines.
Referred to the COMMITTEES on Mines
sAd Mining.
Shepherd introduced an Act 10 pro-
vide TOR the election Of Q Board OF
Regents for the State University.
Referred to the COMMITTEES ON state
Affairs.
Powniug introduced an ACT to amend
the habess corpus Act. Referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
Gibson moved to reconsider Senate
Bill No. 81. Carried. Referred to the
Committee on Mines and Mining.
Shepherd introduced an Act fixing the
compensation Of the various county
officers. Referred to the Elko and
Eureka delegations.
Assembly Bill No. 90. an Act to pro-
vide revenue for the support OF the
State government, was referred TO the
Committee on Ways and Means.
Assembly Bill No. SO. an Act to pro-
vide for the care OF destitute children,
was referred to the Committee on Public
Morals.
Senate Bill No. 40. an Act fixing the
salaries Of various county officers. came
up. The committee substitute was
ordered engrossed. -.
Senate Bill No. 80. an Act to provide
for the sale Of public lands. was ordered
epgrossed.
Senate Bill No. IS. an Act authorizing
the employment Of attorneys at Wash
inQton for the State Of Nevada, VA
ordered en- crossed. =.
Senate Bill No. 10. an Act to provide
for the enrolment Of militia and the
organization OF National Guard. Wal
tabled.
: senate Bill No. 60, an Act to regulate
proceedings in Courts OF Justice. VA
passed.
Recess.
AYER Rrcrss.
Sruate Bill No. 46, an Act to amend
an Act to regulate proceedings 10 civi
. cases. was tabled until ridsy next.
Assembly Bill No. %. an Act relative
to the State Library. was also tablet
, until Friday pext.
Senate Bill No. 46 passed.
, SPECIAL ORDER.
Senate Bill No. l, an Act to provid,
for the expenses Of the coal burners va
. In Eureka county, passed.
An Act concerning crimes and punish
ments. introduced by Gallagher. passed
8 Assembly Bill No. CO. an Act to reRu
late proceedings In criminal cases. passed
Assembly Bill No. 81, an Act 10 pro
, vide for the employment Of short-hant
/ reporters in civil cases, was lost.
. Psrley gave notice Of q rsconsidera
/, ton.
/, An Act to regulate proceedings In civi
3 cases, rassed.
, Senate bill, to amend the Act provid
. ing for revenue for the support OF thu
/. public schools. passed.
; Senate bill. to provide for the def
cheney In the State and county appropri
alton. was referred to the Committee o.
the Whole.
Smyth's Assembly bill. providing FOL
{ the safe and speedy delivery Of freight
was indefinitely postponed.
Adjourned.