Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-29
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TENTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY.

TENTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY.
SENATE.
CARSON. January %. 1881.
The Senate met ct II O'Clock.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The Committee ON Enrolment re-
ported Senate. Bill No. II - correctly
enrolled.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
The Governor reported the signing Of
Senate Bill No. /. GPownins's bill reg.
ulating the salaries Of sfacers.l
Hammond reese to . question Of priv.
lsss, and asked leave OF absence to GO
to New York, plsdsins himself to return
In twenty days.
On motion Of Doolin. Senator Ham
mond was allowed indefinite leave ei
absence.
ASSEMBLY sILLs.
The following bills were reported from
the Assembly:
Bill No. 40. to provide for the lorna
ton Of . corporation for certain pur'
poses.
Bill No. IS. to enable County Com
missioners to transfer. surplus money
from one incorporate town TO another.
Bill No. Al, concerning crimes and
punishmsnts.
Concurrent resolution relative 10 The
sinking Of artssian wells.
Bill No. "a. relative to officers and
their qualifications.
Senate Resolution No. IA. ordering
the report OF the Fish Commissioner
printed. .
INTRODUCTION OF BrLIs.
By Farrell-A bill regulating the ses'
sions Of the Legislature and limiting the
number Of members. Ordered printed
and referred 10 the Judiciary Committee,
By Hobart-A bill to abolish the use
OF seals ON certain documents and in
struments required to be recorded. Re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee. Also,
o bill to enable defendants to testify q
witnesses In criminal proseeutions
Same course taken.
BY Hobart-A bill fixing the fec
charged In settling the estates Of de-
ceased persons. Referred to the Judi
ciary Committee.
Substitute by the Committee on Pub
lilo Lands for Q bill regarding the seleo-
ton Of State lands. Ordered ~engrossed
Assembly bill providing for the form
alton Of corporations was referred to thi
Committee on Corporations.
Assembly bill providing for the trans
ferring OF surplus money by County
Commissioners. was referred to thu
Committee on State Affairs.
Assembly bill relative to crimes ant
punishuests, making IL misdsusanol
to resist an officer or rescue Q prisoner
was referred to the Judiciary Committee
Senate Bill No. IS. an Act to protsc
the State Treasury. was placed on die.
Assembly concurrent resolution rsli
tive to the sinking OF artssisn wells. VA
referred TO the Committee on State Al
fairs.
Senate bill prohibiting the carrying o.
concealed weapons was ordered en-
crossed.
The amendment tow esterheld's Prisor
bill. making the appropriation $50 POI
instead OF 500. 600, was adopted. Bill
ordered sngrossed.
Galisghsr's bill, relative to the i'm
pansling Of juriss. was read q third tint
and passed.
Substitute for Brumssy's bill, creating
Boards OF Examiners in the varioui
counties. was passed.
The Assembly concurrent resolution
ing grant leave Of absence to George T
German, County Clerk OF Lincoln soun
ty, fer six months. was indefinitely post
ponsd.
Senate concurrent resolution instruct
ing members OF Congress to vote for th,
ratification OF the Chinese treaties Wal
tabled. amid general laughter.
AFTER RECESS.
The Committee OF the Whole took tn
Salary bill under consideration.
A resolution to suggest an amendment
to the effect that provisions governing
all officers except the Warden Of th'
State Prison take effect In 1883 Wal
adopted.
The committee reported the bill bacl
to the Senate without Recommendation,
PowninR's Asylum bill was also 70
ported back without recommendation.
On motion OF Hammond the SALARY
bill was referred to the Committee or
Ways and Means. with instructions Il
amend a. suggested by the COMMITTEES.
Messages were received from the As
sembly transmitting Assembly bill te
regulate the carrying OF freight and bag
gage and providing for payment In cast
of loss; also. concurrent resolution te
recall Assembly Bill No. Q from The
Governor. to correct errors. Senate
Concurrent Resolution No. IL, passed
by the House, was returned to the Sen
ate.
Tho resolution to recall Bill No.
from the Governor was ooncurred In.
The Committee on Public Morals re-.
ported favsrably to the passage Of The
Swill Milk bill.
The Committee on Ways and Means
reported favorably to the Salary bill,
and it was considered ~enarossed and then
passed. Tho original intention to oui
down the salaries OF officers Immediately
il killed by the amendment The
amendment passed BY q majority Of one
Republican.
The committee reporting on the claim
Of Thomas Tenant for $40, for copying
the report OF the Fish Commissioner
found that the actual work performed at
eight cents per folio amounted to IS S8.
The bill Of Controller Hallock for sim
liar work was gagged by the committee
at $40 48.
The claims were allowed to the
amount recommended by the COMMITTEES.
An Act to create q State Board Of
Equalization was reported having passed
the Assembly.
The bill relating to common carriers