Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-21
THE LEGISLATURE.
EIGHTEENTH DAY - TENTH SESSION.
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
THURSDAY. January 20.

The Judiciary committee reported on an &C
to regul te proceedings id civil cases, land recon
mendtd substitution; also recommending III
passage Of an act regarding Notary Publics
The bill relative to elections they recommends,
withdrawn, and sl,o recommended the passag,
Of the act regarding crimes and punishments.
The committee Oh Claims recommended til,
payment of the claims of G. s. Young of Storey
for expenses incurred ut the Teachers Institute
The committee on Enrichment reported Sen
sts Bill No. - correctly enrolled.
| RESOLUTIONS.
That 500 copies of the Fish Commissioner
| commit-e.
| BY King of Lyon That all committees re-
| porting bills back the Senate st tie the num-
Der and ttls. Adopted.
! By Rockhil OF White Pine-A resolution ad-
wishing Congress lot to raify the Chinese treaty
Referred to committee on Federal Relations.
BY Mcdonnell Of Hnmboldt-rhat his swiIl
the hands OF the committee, ana tue Chair held
| that the Senate mad jurisdiction unit | the
commit ee had reported.
MESSAGES.
message was received from the Assembly
| that The following bills had passed: 70 secure
the payment OF mechanics ieins; bill for the
relief OF Thomas Buckner; bill prohibiting the
Use OF hrearlns il public places; IA bill providing
for the payment of salaries of State officers, and
HE concurrent resolutions SO far Submitted.
BILLS.
Gallagher Of Esnerada introduced (out of
older) VII act to amend an act t. regulate pro-
ceedings in civil cases. Referred to Judiciary
committee.
Hanes of Dayton, an act to define the time
of assessing and levying taxes for State and
county purposes. Referred to the Ways aud
Means committee.
The standing committee on Ways and Means
recommended (out of order) the printing of the
report of the the clerk of the Supreme court.
Also recommending the passage of bill fixing
the salaries of the judges OF the Supreme court.
Also, recommending the passage of substitute
fixing toe salaries of Legislative attaches.
By Williams of Nye-A motion requesting tue
Judiciary committee to report his joint memo
rial to Congress back to the Senate for certain
amendments.
BY Schooling of Washoe-A bill to reimburse
C. W. Wellman. Referred to the committee on
Public L ands.
BY DOolin of EurekG-An act to perfect the
title OF the State to the water purchased of G.
W. Little, and to provide for the securing of
water for the State Capitol and Orphan Home. |
Referred to The Judiciary committee.
The committee on Claims reported on the bill |
to provide for the Claims of c. S Eldredge, and |
its passage.
Powning of Washoe introduced an act to pro-
vide for the compensation of official services.
Referred to committee on County Boundaries.
The bill to reimburse C. S. Young to the
extent of $50 for money expended by him at
he Stat Teachers institute was called up and |
passed.
A bill to secure liens for mechanics, passed by
he Assembly, was taken up and referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
An Assembly bill to regulate the salaries of
state officers was referred to the committee on
Ways and Means.
Au Assembly bill to relieve James Buckner
vas read providing $3.50 to pay claimant for
'nfottHS lniiItl1). I.eieTreu 10 colllh!t ee on
Claims.
Assembly bill No. An Act to prohibit the
lse of firearms in public places. Referred 10
committee on Public Morals.
By Gibson of Storey-A resolution to pay
leo. Chesey sl2 for copying report OF Secretary
If State for the printer. Carried.
GENERAL FILE.
An act to regulate proceedings in civil ca 4s
allowing any sane person to testify. SubE
ute adopted as recon mended by committee. "
An act to regulate Ithe appointment of NotaiEs
public. Amendments adopted.
An act to provide fPr the regulation of eleG-
ions. introduced b. hammond, was withdrawn;
" the author.
An act fixing the salaries of the Judges of the
supreme Court. reddhing the pay of judges to
5000 year, was called up. Bill made a
pecisl order for to-day at IL O'Clock.
A bill regulating the salaries Of State officers,
substitute for four othei bills similar in bear
ng, WAS ordered printed and made the special
rider for o'clock to-day
An act to provide for the payment of the claim
f C. s. Eldridge. Referred to Committee of
he Whole.
Assembly bill No. 9-Au act to amend an act
elative to crimes and punishments, provides for
&c punishment of persons selling goods by false
Fights or measurements or cheating in any
,rm. Passed unanimously.
Report OF the Seceerary Of State regarding