Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-06
THE LEGISLATURE
THIRD DAY-TENTH SESSION
SENATE pROCEEDINGs.

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Prayer by the Chaplain.
Minutes read and approved.
Farrell of Lander introduced a resolution
naming the following committees:
Elections-Dooliu, Tolley, Kaiser. Henderson
and Meder
| Corporations-Powning Schooling, Ham.
| mond, King and Dayton.
Public Printing Meder, Powning and Brum-
| sey.
Caims--Hsrris, Mcconnell and Gibson.
| Ways and Means-Hobert Fox, Powning,
King and Williams
Judiciary Farrell, Rrumsey, Doolin, Gallag-
| her and Westerfeld.
Military and Indian Affairs -DcoliD, Shep-
nerd and Hobart.
Counties and County Thompson
Henderson and Williams.
Agriculture and manufactures - Shepherd
Harris and Gallagher.
Education--Hammond, Tolley and Wheeler.
Railroads and Internal aprovements--kisg
Rockhil, Farrell. Dayton and Westerfed.
Mines aud Mining-W Wheeler, Thompson, Ho-
bart, Farrell and Williams.
Public Lands--Gallagher, Shepherd aud
Hsines.
Doolin.
Engrossmenis-Dayton Tolley and Ham.
m0nd.
Wheeler, Henderson and Kai-
State Prison--Gibson, Schooling and Dooln.
Mileage -Westerfeld, Thompson and Perley.
Public Morals-Meder, Rockhll and Ham
mond.
State Library-Kaiser. Mcconnell and Meder
Supplies and Expenditures Mcconnell,
Wheeler and Perley.
State Afars--Powning, Wheeler and Gibson.
Rules and Joint Rules - Haines, Fox and
Farrell.
Dayton of Lincoln moved that 100 copies of
the Senate Standing Committees be painted on
card board for the use OF the members. Car
ried.
Hobart Of Eureka moved that the Copying
Clerks be furnished with extra rooms.
King of Lyon held that the Clerks had nothing
to do, and required no rooms Motion lost.
Powning of Washoe gave notice that he would
introduce bill making the Lieutenant Governor
eA- itcio Warden of the State Prison.
Brumsey of Storey asked ieaye, without no.
tice, to introduce ILL creating Board of E1-
aminers in each County, who, each year, should
examine into the finances Of the County.
Request granted, bill read, rules suspended |
and referred to Committee on Counties and |
County Boundaries.
Gibson of Storey introduced a bill relating
10 elections.
Bill read, rules suspended. and bill referred 10 |
Committee on Elections.
A concurrent resolution was received from the
Assembly regarding the printing of the Gov
ernor's proclamation, and laid on the table
Recess taken until l O'Clock.
AFTER RECESS.
Senate met at O'clock King in the Chair.
Roll called and quorom present.
A message from the Assembly was received
n the shape of bill to create fund for legisla-
i've expenses, passed by the House, and the in
diligence that the Assembly had refused to
oncur in the resolution regarding the printing
f the Governors message.
The Chair explained that similar resolution
ad been passed in the Senate before it was
nown that the House had passed one. and that
le House, on receiving the Senate resolution, |
ad caused feeling of constituencies, because s
le figures in the two resolutions were different
1t moved to take up and amend the {
solution to read 500 copies, instead of 900, c
,r the House. a
Powning spoke against the resolution as be- +
e discourteous to the House.
The Chair explained that some feeling had
cen occasioned from the fact that the House
fought that the Senate had passed its resolu-
lived. This was Misrepresentation.
After considerable talk on the subject, the o
ouse resolution WAS corculred in.
The bill relating to legislative fund was read C
ID referred to Committee of the Whole. Il
The Senate resolved Itself into Committee Fl
the Whole, with Senator Doolin in the Chair
The bill read by sections.
On motion of Farrell of Lander the clause ~
ing the appropriation at $50 900 was changed =,
$75, 900.
The bill was then passed and reported back to
8 House as amended. -
Powning moved call of the Senate. Lost. -
Adjourned until II O'Clock Thursday. Il
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
WEDNESDAY January 5 "