Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-03

REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
BY Pewniag, on State Affrairs-Recom
mendation to pass Senate bill No 1874, to pro-
| bate the last viii and testament of Hiram
| Mott
| By Farrell, on udiciary-Favorable re-
port on Assembly bill No &C, for the relief OF
1nsolvent debtors and protection of creditors.
| By Rockhill, on Federal Relationship de-
fer action in reference to the International
Exhibition until 1883.
| BY Wheeler, on Mines and Mining, recon-
| mencation not to pass Senate bill No l26,
| for the taxation of the net proceeds of mines.
Also, Assembly bill No 125, for the better
protection of miners. Also, Assembly con
current resolution No %, relative to amend
ing the Constitution.
By Farrell, on Judiciary nfavorable re-
port on Senate bill No 1873, relative to the
purchase and sale of mining stock by stock
brokers.
NOTIONS AND TEseLUTIONs
Assembly bill No &C, for the relief of in-
solvent debtors, was, on motion, taken up
and passed.
By Schooing-To reconsider the vote by
which Senate concurrent resolution No %
was lost yesterday. Carried.
On motion of Westerii=ld, all Senate bills
were placed Oh file.
Motion by Doolin-To reconsider the vot.
by which substitute for Assembly bill No 81
was lost. Carried.
Resolution by Dayton-To allow Assistant,
Sergeant-at-Arms kimbal the sum of $50
for services to be done after adjoul ut of
the session. Adeped.
Westerfeld moved that no Senator shall
speak hereafter Oh any question longer than
two minutes, except by suspension of the
rules Carried
Recess until l o'clock.
AFTER RECESS
Report, out OF order, by Hobart and
Doolin, from the special committee com
posed of the E,,4eka delegation, without
Assembly bill No A, rel.
tive to street railroad track in Eureka
Assembly bill No 81, relative to State
printing, was passed.
Resolution by Rockhill to authorize the !
State Capitol Commissioners to heat the
Senate chamber with ctoves at the next ses
ion. Lost
Leave granted to Tolley to withdraw Sen
tie bill No 1873.
ASSEnBLX MESSAGES.
For consideration IN the Senate--Assembly |
,ills Nos 1913, 49, 16 and 152, and Senate
,ll No ll5, which passed.
Assembly bill No 1853, to pay the def
iencies of the 18th and 10th fiscal years, was
,assed
Senate bill No 115, to regulate proc, ed
ngs in civil cases, was passed.
Doo1n introduced Senate bill No 1879, fix
ag the salaries of the various county officers
ordered engrossed.
Westerfed introduced Senate bill No No.
oncerning petitions of taxpayers in aid OF
obstruction of railroads, Vas passed.
Assembly bill No 15I, authorizing Nye
ounty to negotiate a load, was passed.
Perley introduced Senate bill No 14l, to
Cure ka to the Colorado river, Was passed
Assembly bill No 1852, fixing the salarses of
arions county officers, was referred to the
humboldt delegation.
Assembly bill No 1913, relative to the pub
cation OF laws, was PASSED.
Assembly bill No 149, to regulate proceed
lgs in civil Cases. was referred to judiciary
ommittee.
Substitute foI Assembly bill No Is, for the
Of Senators and Assembly,
ons.
Assembly bill No 1852, to reimburse the
heriff of Hum boldt and Elko counties, WAS
.ferred to the Humboldt and Elko delega-
ons.
Senate bill No 1876, providing for the taxa
on Of the net proceeds of mines, was LAID
n the table.
Senate bill No 1874, relative to Hiram
lofts WILL was tabled.
Senate bill No Ill, to provide for the gov
rnment of the State prison, was passed.
Senate bull No 100, relative to public high
avs, passed.
The following bil s were passed:
Senate bill No 81, relative to Board of
qualIzatlon.
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