Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-11


olution, relative to the regulation Of
fares and frsights, came up.
Waldorf moved that the rules b sus.
pended and the resolution put on It,
hnal passage.
Smyth seconded the motion.
Coffin moved to amend waldorfrs mo-
hon, saying that as the resolution had
been amended and now differed from the
printed copy. IL DO ordered reprinted
and referred to the Committee on Fed.
sral Relations. {.
80. to 8.
Green moved that the Williams rsso-
luton be referred 10 o special committee
OF ono. to consist Of Stephen Gage.
The roll was called. Abssnt-Adams,
Barrett, Bedding. Copeland, Ernst. Kelly,
shepard, johnson and Berry.
The resolution vss adopted BY Q vote
Of 50 to @Bailsy, Ballinesr and No
buruey voting to the negative.
hsosss taken for one hour.
AyTrR RECESS.
Leave Of absence was granted To Bal.
ingsr for today, and Gienoux for Mon.
day.
Senate joint resolution msmsrializipg
Congress TO appropriate $4,000 for the
erection Of . United States District and
Circuit Court building In Carson was,
under suspension Of the rules. put on
its fnal passage. and Vas adopted BY .
vote Of 80 to 2.
A resolution by Enelis. that d. d.
Donovan, Sergeant.at-Arms, b paid
$lS2 IL for contingent expenses. was
referred TO the Committee on Contingent
Expenses.
Senate Bill No. 70. fixing the salaries
Of the various county officers. was 70.
fsrred 10 the Committee on Judiciary.
Senate Bill No. l6. fixing the salaries
Of the justices OF the Supreme Court,
was read o second time.
Senate Bill No. Is, to amend the Act
10 enable defendants to testify - wit
nssses In criminal cases. was referred to
the Committee ON Judiciary.
Senate Bill Ne. "A. 10 amend the ACT
relating to public highways. was referred
to the Committee on Internal Improve.
ments.
Senate Bill No. 10. firing tho salaries
Of the Justices Of the Supreme Court at
$4,000 per annum, passed BY . vote Of 81
to 2.
Waldorf moved that the consideration
Of Senate Bill No. 50, reducing the sal
aries Of State officers, be made the sps-
oial order for Tuesday next at 2 o'clock.
Carried.
At 2 o'clock the House went into Com.
mittse Of the Whole to consider the sub
stituts for Assembly Bill No. 81. relative
to Q new compilation OF the Statute Laws
OF Nevada, 10 inollde the laws for the
present year.
The committee arose and reported In
favor Of The bill, which was passed BY q
vote OF 10 to 1.
Assembly Concurrent Resolution No.
II, 10 relation to patents for mining
claims. was placed at the bottom OF the
ala
Assembly Bill No. 95. to disiuoorporsts
the city Of Austin, to take effect from
the I'd day Of May. 1881, passed BY ,
unanimous vote.
Bell offered q resolution that the Com.
mittse on Printing be directed to ssoer'
tain Why Assembly Concurrent Resolu.
ton No. IA. relative to mining patents,
had not been printed a. ordered.
The resolution was adopted.
Consideration Of Assembly Bill No,
Al, relative to elections. was indefinitely
postponed.
Substitute for Senate Bill No. 81. tc
amend the Act relative to elections,
passed by q vote OF 40 to I.
Senate Bill No. So, for the relief OIL
Kemble and Swallow. was amended 30 q
to reduce the claim from $500 to $3.50.
The amendment was adopted, and th'
hill was referred to the COMMITTEES Of tn,
Whole. to bs taken up at the pleasure ol
the House.
Senate Bill No. 81, to reimburse @. 8
Young for services ut the Teachers In
stitute. was also referred to the Commit
tee Of the Whole.
Senate Bill No 4a, to amend the Ac
concerning crimes and punishments,
making II grand larceny to steal or carry
Of cattle. punishable by im%prisonmsnI
In the State Prison not less than ont
year o more than fourteen years
came up.
The bill failed to receive . constitu,
tional majority. aud was lost.
Assembly Bill No. SO. to provide FOL
the better care and protection Of dssti
tute children. was placed at the bottom
Of the Ale.
Assembly Bill No. &c. to prohibl
carrying concealed weapons. failed &c
receive . constitutional majority. ant
was lost.
A message was received from the Gov
ernor announcing his approval Of Assem-
bly, Bill No. 81, to amend the Act for III,
protection Of mining records; and As
srmbly Bill No. 81, authorizing County
Commissioner to transfer surplus money
from one fund to another In incorporated
towns.
Adiourned until Friday NJ III o'olock,