Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-01
SENATE FRG CEEDINGs.
MONDAY, February %.

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pro TEN. and Secretary to examine each
morning the journal of the previous day,
and to dispense with its reading hereafter.
| Adopted,
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
BY Far: eli, on judiciary to pass
Senate bill No IS, to create Board OF
| County Com missioners
| Also, without recommends ion, Senate
bill No 81, concerning juries.
Also, Assembly bill No %, to create a
Board of Equalization, and Senate bill No
81, substitute for Assembly bill No %,
with recommendation to pass as amended.
BY Hobart, on Ways and Means-Assem-
bly, bill Ne l30, relative to the manufactur
ing industries at the State Prison Also,
Assembly bill No 1919, amendatory Of the
revenue law, and Assembly bill No l06
amendatory Of the Same act, with recon-
mendation to pass.
Also, Assembly bill No 81, for the relief
Of the several orphan asylums, without
recommendation.
BY Doolir, On Elections Senate bill No
Il, for the reapportionment of Senators and
Assemblymen, without recommends ion
By Gallagher, on Public Lands-Senate
bill No St, defining lawful fences, without
recommendation.
BY Percy, on Federal Relations-Join
resolution and memorial No 10, with favor
able report.
By iIeder, on Public Morals -Assembly
bill No IS, TO regulate the sale Of opium,
with Recommendation to pass.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Motion by Brumsey-To place Senate
bill No 10S at the top of the file. Carried
By Haines-Senate concurrent resolution
NJ q, relative to the sessions of the Legis-
lature Lost
BY Jobart-To pay the Chaplain for
seven days service, he same as the other
attaches.
Notion by Wesierfeld-To make it read
six days.
Resolution lost.
Westerfeld moved to reconsider the vote |
whereby Senate bill No 70 was passed |
Lost.
Resolution by Powning-To investigate
jhe legged frauds in the ex-State Printing
office. Adopted.
Resolution by Doclin-To pay E. s.
$50 for extra services Adopted
Motion by Doolin-To take from the file
Assembly bill No 81. Lost.
By Haines-Concurrent resolution to
mend Article XI of the Constitution Re
erred to the committee on State Affsirs
BY Shephe out of order, on
agriculture and manufactures, with recon-
nendation to pass Assembly bill No 131, to
create gas factory at Austin.
By Farrell, on Judiciary-Assembly bill
No 1873, with favorable report
MESSAGES FYoM ASSEMBLY.
Substitute for Assembly bill No "a. sent
n for conside, alton.
Senate bill NJ 81, passed. Senate bill
No So. passed.
Williams, by leave, introduced Senate
dill No 1913, fixing the salaries of the var
Gus county officers. Passed.
Gibson, by leave, introduced Senate bill
No 129 concerning juries. Referred to Ju-
iciary committee.
Senate bill No $50, to return certain mon
Us to the county Of Storey. Referred to
judiciary committee.
Substitute for Assembly bill No "a, fixing
he salaries of cer' ain county officers, etc Re
erred to Storey county delegation.
Recess until l "'c'ock. c
AFTER RECESS.
Farrell moved to indefinitely postpone
enate bill No 66. to create Boards of Coun-
Y Commissioners. Carried.
Senate bill No 81, concerning juries, was I
rdere6 engrossed. '
Senate bill No 81, to create Board of e
q ualization, came up. Amendments were
lopted and bill ordered engrossed. t
WestertieId. by leave. introduced reso-
ltion to authorize the Secretary to employ p
ltra clerical assistance. Adopted. il
Hammond, by cave, introduced Senate i,
III No 13l, fixing the salaries of the various
,unty officers. Referred to the committee Il
/ State Affairs. L
On motion of Powning, Senate bill NJ
:, for the reappor,ionment of Senators and p
was laid "n the table. L
On motion of Westerfield Senate bill NJ 2
!, defining lawful fences, was tabled.