Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-15
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Adjourned.



Tuska, Of the committee on Railroads and
Corporations, reported iTfavor of a substitute
for Assembly, bill No "a, % provide for the sup
port OF the government.
Tuska, OF he Judiciary committee. IT common
ded the adoption of substitute for Senate bill
No t. TO amend the act t, provide for Notary
Pubcs; Assembly bill No II. concerning MAJ
,i.ses Assembly bill No I00 to amend t3e act
relative to attorneys aud counseIo5s st law
| The same committee reported uDfav0ratly to
| Assembly bill No r. to regulate proceedings in
civil cases to snbst int foe Senst4 :ilI n II,
to provide for the onmjssion OF Sc Is on Gocu-
meots in wriiiog; and to Assembly bill No 10,
t amend aot q enable defendmeuts 10 les ifv As
witnesses in criminal cases: also t.nf4vprn5iy
to Assembly bill No 70, to amer.5 the net rele-
! tive t. elections,
! Coffin aud Mnse OF the Judiciary committee
substituted a minority rtpos- III favor O -
se,na!y bill No 70, to amend the act relative 20
elections.
Bradshaw. of the committee on Agriculture,
reported in favor Of assembly bIl No -, TO
amend the act relative 70 artesian wells.
k,iiy, Of the committee on Federal Rele'ioos,
ttt'pIitN' ~ i!FUI III <iostisI)lN wa No 90 t.
amend ;he act to c!efoe the rights OF husband
and wife.
DreXler of the committee on Contingent Elk
penses. reported in favor of the passage OF As
senblv concurrent resolution authorizing the
State Controller y draw bis warrant for the
sum of $50 13 in favor Of D. d, Donovan
Sergeant. alarms, for contingent expenses.
Dre1ler, of the committee notify toe Board
for the care OF the insane, to invite proposals,
reported having notified them, and submitted
various bids for the car If the insane.
The resolution to authorize lhe State Con-
troller to draw his warrant in favor of d. d.
Donovan, Sergeant at Arms. for $3.50 IS for
contingent expenses, was adopted
Richards offered resolution that the commit |
tee on Enrolment be authorized to employ |
extra help. if necessary, which was adopted
Richards offered a resolution that the Serge Mt
alarms be ms ruced to keep his rooms open |
from A. NJ. until P. NJ. which was adopted.
Merrell introduced joint resolution, MEM |
orializing Congress and requesting our Senators |
and Representatives in Congress to all hon
orable means to modify the new Chinese treaty
that no doubt will exist on its trne intent and
vote.
Smyth gave notice that he would introduce
bill to encourage prospecting.
Assembly bill No los. to 9tAbltsh q uniform
standard of weights and measures, was ordered
printed and referred to the committee Trades
and Manufactures.
Assembly bill No 109, to amend the act to
regulate proceedings in civil cases was ordered
printed and referred to the Judiciary committee.
Assembly bill No 10, to amend the act to pro-
vice for the maintenance of public schools, was
ordered printed and referred to the commit;e on
Education.
Coffin introduced bill for the relief Of insol- =
vent debtors for the pr OF ection of creditors and
punishment of dishonest debtors. which was
ordered printed and referred to the Judiciary -,
committee. |,
Senate bill No 80, for the Communication for
good behavior of the time of prisoners confined
II the State Prison, was referred to the commit {
ZEE on State Prison.
Bell introduced, without previous notice, bill
10 1913 concerning convict labor, which was read
second time and placed at the bottom Of file.
Assembly bill No IS, to provide for the gov
of towns and cities came up.
Bell offered an amendment that the word tax a
,ayer'' be striker out, and the word "citizen" t.
,e inserted in its place. e
Soule objected, saying that he believed that s.
men who paid the greatest amount of taxes b
hould have the control and management of af
airs instead of allowing those who did not pay
ny to interfere or have voice in the govern n
aent of town city where they held no prop Il
rty and were not directly interested. n
Bell protested against this undemocratic dis p
rimina.on in favor of the rich man against the ft
DOR one, saying that from Mr.. Soule IS stand fl
ONT the Central Pacific Railroad, which paid >,
lore taxes than dozens Of citizens combined
houd have greater influence in the manage
lent of the government of the State than fifty p
inc. the number of less fortunate citizens h
was lost. r
Bill passed by vote of 81 to 2 a,
The special order for 2 o'clock tI-uay was de- :.
,rred until 2:30.
Recess of one hour.
AFTER RECESS. te
Assembly convened at 2:3O. nj
Tuska's bill to license and regulate lnsur 81
nee business came up, as per special order, NJ
I'd passed by unanimous vote. W
Senate bill No 43, supplementary to the
IT. concerninr crimes and DiniSnments