Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-12

Senate.
CAasox. February II, 1881.
The Senate net At II O'Clock, Senator
Shepherd In the chair.
Psrlsy and Dayton wers brought to
the bar Of the Senate. and . long discus
sion followed q to what should b done
with them. While this was going on,
Powaipg attempted TO climb over the
rail. but was prevented by the activity Of
the ssrssant-st.Arms. On motion. the
Senators we're severely rsprimanded BY
the Chair and required 70 apologize.
Mr.. Perlsy explained that he attended .
church fair the night before and ran
all night for the benefit OF Christianity.
Mr.. Dayton explained that he had bssn
detained BY . discussion Of the oarrick
relief bill. For the next half hour the
turmoil was livelier than ever seen In
the Third House and twice - ludicrous.
Mr.. Pownipg was admitted without .
~rephmaud, 1t being held that bis youth
excused him from any responsibility Tor
his acts.
Proceedings under the call being dis
peused with. Senator King took the chair.
sxpoxrs OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Elections recon.
mend.d the passage Of Assembly Bill
No. SO.
The Committee on Enrolment report
cd that Senate Memorial and Joint
Resolution No. 8 (Williams') had been
correctly enrolled.
The judiciary Committee recommend.
ed the passage Of the Act to regulate pro.
oeediugs in criminal cases (Assembly
Bill No. 68). and . bill providing for the
appointment Of shorthand reporters In
criminal cases ASSEMBLY Bill No. ely.
The Committee also recommended the
passage Of Q substitute for Assembly Bill
No. Il, an Act to amend an Act oon-
corning crimes and punishments.
The COMMITTEES reported adversely 10
the passage Of Senate Bill No. ~. an
Act to perfect the title Of the State to the
water right Of W. N. Little.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
On motion OF Powning. Assembly Bill
No. SO. an Act for the relief OF the
Franktown sufferers, was taken up. and
after o long debate the appropriation wa
cut down TO $3.50, and the bill passed.
The claim Of W. ]. MoDade for 81
was allowed; also that OF L. L. Crockett
for $50.
Recess taken until $50.
AFTER arcrss.
The Senate met at l:30 P. NJ. Prssi'
dent Adams in the chair.
MEssAoks yaox 4 AssExBLH.
The Clerk Of the Assembly announced
the passage Of the Act fixing the salaries
OF the Judges Of the Supreme Court
also Senate memorial and Joint Rssolu'
ton No. 8, relative to the erection Of
United States Circuit and District Csur'
buildings In Carson.
On motion OF Wsstsrheld, Brumsey
was appointed on the Appropriateness
Committee In place Of Tolley.
In accordance with Assembly substi
tute for Senate Concurrent Resolution
No. IS. the Chair appointed Messrs
Haines and Henderson on the Visiting
Committee.
Assembly Bill No. IS. IN Act for thu
relief Of suretiss on official bonds, VA
referred to the Judiciary Committee. Z.
Hobart introduced Senate Bill No. "a
an ACT fixing tho rates OF official sdver'
tisiue. Referred to the Committee OF
State Affairs.
By schooling-An Act to amend Il
Act fixing the salaries OF various count.
Officers. Read the rat time.
Substitute for Assembly Bill No. III
an Act to provide for Q new compilation
Of the laws OF Nevada, Was referred Il
the Judiciary Committee.
Assembly Bill No. IS. IN Act to disin
corporate the city Of Austin. referred L
ths Lander county delegation.
By Gsllagher-Senats Bill No. 96. a
Act authorizing the payment Of certain
money to G. H. Hatch, late Assessor o.
Esmeralda county. referred TO the ia
dietary Committee.
Senate Bill No. SO, an Act to pay fol
Q deficiency In the appropriation fol
State printing and official advertising
ordered ~enerossed.
Senate Bill No. IS, an ACT for the 70
lief Of b. H. Msrlstte. Substitute
adopted and referred TO the Committed
OF the Whole.
Gibson's Bill No. so, an Act provid
ing for the commutation OF the sentence
Of prisoners who earn credit by goot
behavior. passed by . vote OF 10 to B.
Substitute for Assembly Bill No. 2S
introduced by the Ways and Meant
Committee. an Act to provide for thu
support Of the State government
tabled.
Assembly Bill No. 4. an Act to secure
the liens Of mechanics. After . lonl
debate the bill passed.
Senate Bill No. 20. an Act to ament
an Act for the maintenance Of public
schools, carried and sngrossed.
Senate adjourned until IL o'clocl
Monday morning.