Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-26
assembly.
The Assembly met NJ 10 o,oloek.


railroads whose tsrmini are within the
State, was taken up according to special
order.
Havsnsr moved that further consider.
alton Of the bill be indefinitely post
ponsd.
Waldorf objected to any postpone
msnt; the bill had been 20 completely
emasculatsd that nothing Of II remained
but the authors name and the snaotipg
clause.
Merrill thought the bill was entitled 10
. fair consideration and objected to any
delay.
The yeas and nays were called for BY
Waldorf, Englis and Organ, snd the mo-
ton to indefinitely postpone was lost.
The bill was lost by the following
vote Yeas, 20; nays, IL.
Mallon voted emo" on the ground
that the bill would afford No relief. but
only tend to increase whstsvsr burdens
frsight-psysrs are compelled to bear 1t
present.
Waldorf and Green changed their votes
10 "No," In order TO- give notice that
they would on tomorrow move for Q re-
consideration OF the vote BY which this
bill was lost.
The following 10 the vote
Yess-Blsir, Bradshaw, Condor, Cor.
bstt, Copeland, Drexlsr. Duffy, Enslis,
Fsllon, Ford. Green, Massl. Morisrty.
Newell. Organ, Parker, Psnton. Plank.
Richards. Shier. smyth, Souls. Tuska,
Waldorf, SPesksr-22.
Nays-Adams. Bailey. Bsllinger. Bell.
Comm, Ernst. GiRnoux, Havenor. Irvine,
johnson, Longlsy. Mallon. May, No
Burney, Psnoyer. soule-16.
Organs bill mo. 88). to amend the
Act 10 provide for the incorporation OF
railroad companies. and management Of
their affairs. was lost by . vote of-syss
81; nays 20.
Organ changed his vote to "No." and
gave notice Of reconsideration OF the
vote by which this vote was lost.
Assembly bill to provide for organic
Ing and disoiplining State militia came
up.
Adams presented . petition from the
citizens Of Eureka, protesting against
the passags OF any such bill.
On motion Of smyth further eonsld-
Grafton OF the bill Wal indefinitely post
ponsd.
Senate Bill No. SO, authorizing the
employment OF attorneys at Washington
to prosecute the claims Of the State
against the general government, was
amended BY allowing the attorneys A.
teen instead Of ten per cent. Of all the
moneys collected, and passed. unani.
mously.
Assembly Bill No. 70. to amend the
ACT to regulate the sale Of opium and to
prohibit the keeping Of places Of resort
for using the drug came up. THE bill
provides for q iue Of not exceeding $500.
nor moro than six months imprison-
ment. for violation OF the provisions oil
the BILL. Passed unanimously.
Substitute for Assembly Bill No. n,
In relation to the Governors message
and reports Of State officers, was adopted
and passed.
Substitute for Senate Bill No. 40. az.
ing the salaries Of the Commissioners oil
Eureka county, passed.
Substitute for Assembly Bill No. 67,
to repeal the Act fixing the salaries Of
county officers, was laid on the table.
Recess taken for n hour.
AFTER RECESS.
The Assembly convened ct ~ o'clock.
Tuska, Of the Committee on judiciary,
submitted q substitute for Assembly Bill
No. "a; reported favorably on Assembly
Bill No. 1873; ~unfsvorably On Assembly
Bill No. l02; recommended that Assem-.
bly, Concurrent Resolution No. AZ be
referred to the Committee on Mines and
Mining; reported favorably on Assembly
Concurrent Resolution No. 20.
Mckenzie. OF the Committee on Mines
and Mining. reported favorably on Az.
ssmbly Bill No. 1875. for the better pro.
lection Of miners; and reported substi.
tute for Assembly Concurrent Resolu.
ton No. IA. relative to mining patents.
without recommendation.
The Eureka delegation submitted
substitute for Assembly Bill No. A, 70
grant the right Of way for = street rail-
road In Eureka.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 20,
relative to the election OF q Regent oil
the State University, was adopted.
A resolution by Ernst, that.the Senate
be invited to meet the Assembly 10
joint convention ct 2 P. NJ. for the pur'
pose OF elsoting . Regent OF the Uni
versity. was adopted.
Assembly Bill No. lao, relative tc
challenges OF jurors for implied bias II
criminal cases. was ordered printed and
referred to the Judiciary COMMITTEES.
Assembly Bill No. 14l, to amend th.
Act fixing the salaries OF county officers
was referred to the Judiciary Committee
Senate Bill No. 116. to amend the AcI
to provide for the government Of th,
State Prison, passed BY Q vote Of 81 to 2
Senate joint resolution and memorial
relative to establishing mail service DO
tween Dun Glen and Mill City. Hum
boldt county, passed unanimously.
Various committees introduced reports
out Of order.
Assembly Bill No. ls1. to create az
Austin Gas Company, passed.
The Joint convention met, with Presi
dent Adams In the Chair. and proceeded
to the election OF q Regent for the Stat.
University.
Senator Shepard nominated James P,
Edoff Of Elko.
Tuska nominated Bruusey Of Storey.
Coffin nominated Bell OF Nys.
Barrett nominated Ernst Of Nye.
Senator Gibson nominated @. @. Stew.
snson Of Storey.
Mckenzie nominated Il. q. Penoyer.
Senator Westsrfeld nominated Gig.
noux.
Senator Brumssy declined the nomi.
nation for himself and nominated Harry
Day Of ormsby.
GispOux Withdrew in favor Of Harry
Day.
All nominees Withdrew their names
except Edoff and Day. and the nomina.
tons were declared closed.
Harry Day was elected. having 70.
osivsd Al votes and Edof %.
On motion OF Doolin, the joint con-