Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-11

Senate met at IL o'clock, Senator Powning il
the Chair.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The judiciary committee [by a ma jority)
recommended the passage of Il bill to pay the
claim of w. NJ Little, amounting to So 000 the
balance due from the State for the purchase of
the water right for the use of the State. The
committee held that the commissioners had
overstepped their duties in purchasing in excess
of the appropriation, but that an innocent part y
should not suffer through their act,
The minority presented report adverse to
| the passage of the bill.
! majority of the Eureka and White Pine
delegations reported favorably upon the bill 10
detach portion OF White Pine county and add
it to Eureka county.
minority reported unfavorably upon the bill.
| message from the Governor bounced that
he had deposited with the Secretary of Site a
substitute for Senate bill No IS, on act defining
the duties of certain attaches of the State gov
| ernment.
King moved the printing of the minority
port of the Judiciary committee
King moved that the rules be suspended, and
the vote by which the substitute for Senate lil
No % was lost be recousidered. Motion lost.
MESSAGES FROM THE ASSEMBLY
| The Clerk Of the Assembly announced the
passage of Assembly bill No SO. an act for the
relief of The sufferers By the Franktown disaster
Also. assembly substitute for Senate concur
rent resolution No 10.
Also, Assembly bill No -, an act for the re-
lief of suretes on official bonds.
NOTICES.
Gibson gave notice of bill to amend an act
for the preservation of will game.
Farrell introduced Senate bill No SO, an act to
pay the claim of j. C. Powell, Assessor of Eure-
ka county Referred to the committee on Claims.
GENERAL FILE.
Senate bill No As ali act for the relief of W
NJ. Lit lie. Bill referred to the committee of the
whole.
Assembly bill No 40, an act to regulate pro.
ceedngs in civil cases. Committee amendment
passed.
Assembly bill No 70. an act to regulate pro-
ceedings in civil cases. Lost
Assembly bill No 49, an act to authorize the
attachment of the fees of State and county of.
fcers.
Perley moved an indefinite postponment
Lost.
On third reading the bill passed by vote of
IA to s.
Recess until 80.
AFTER RECESS.
Assembly bill No II, to regulate proceedings
in civil cases, Lost by unanimous vote.
FINES AND FoBFEITUEs.
Senator Brumsey was brought to the bar Of
Al. G
the Assistant Sergeant alarms by rafting the
coin in his pocket.
Mcconnell was also brought to the bar and
fined 80, which be didn't pay.
Assembly bill providing for the restoration of
lost records. Passed.
Substitute for Assembly bill No As. an act de- |
fning the duties and responsibilities of pawn
brokers. Lost.
Assembly bill No 80, an act to protect the
wages of labor. Passed
Senate bill No 81, an act relating to officers
and their qualifications.
Senate bills Nos 80 and 80 were taken from
the table and placed on file.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The committee on Claims reported favorably
on Senate bill No 76, an act to supply defcien-
cies for State printing and official advertising.
The bill of the State expert was allowed the
reporting, at the same time, that the
amount per diem was out Of all proportion for
the services rendered. but as the salary was
fixed by law, the committee had no option in
the matter. They also reported a substitute for
Senate bill No 50, to pay the claim of S. H.
Marlett, and recommended its passage.
Assembly memorial to Congress to put the
Washoe Indians on reservation. came up and
caused long debate. Tabled.
Assembly bill No II, an act to detach por-
ton of White Pine county and add it to Eureka
county, on the payment to White Pine by Eu-
reka of 81 900.
Motion to amend by making the indemnity
$500. Carried, and the bill passed as amended.
substitute for joint Senate memorial No 3
vas returned from the Assembly.
Adjourned
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.