Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-01
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
MONDAY, January 31st.

PennoyeT, of the committee on Elections, re
ported in favor of bill No SO, relative to cleo
| tions.
Tuska, of committee on Judiciary, reported
in favor of bill No 43, as amended, and unfor
ably to the passage Of bills No so, No 81 ant
III
Tuska OF the committee on Railroads ant
Corporations. reported favorably TO the passage
of Assembly bill No %, concerning corpora
tons and banking as amended.
Souls, of the committee on Engrossment
reported the subst'ute for bill No 45, to define
the duties and liabilities of pavnbrokers and
pledges, and Assembly bill No Il. reiative tn
be compensation of members of the Legisla-
ture and State officers correctly engrossed.
McBurney. of the committee on State Iusti-
tutiers, reported Assembly bill No 26. to pro-
vide for the care of the insane, without recon-
mendation.
Barrett offered resolution that the Senate
be requested to return to the House the substi-
tute FOR Assembly bill No Is. relative to County
Commissioners, which was adopted.
Smyth offere concurrent resolution request
ing the Sergeant at Arms 10 deliver copies Of
bills to the Assembly.
Messages were received from the Seuate trans
hitting Senate bill No 81, to amend the act con
cerring jurors; Senate bill No So, concerning
JUROR; and returning Assembly concurrent res
oution No Is, to recall Assembly Mil No 8 from
the Governor for correction
Smyth gave notice that he would introduce a
bill to amend the act relative to the sinking OF
arsesian wells.
Ernst introduced bill to repeal the act fixing
the salaries of county officers, which was or
dered printed and referred to the committee on
County and County Boundaries.
JoLnson's bill to amend the act to regulate
proceedings in criminal cases was ordered
printed and referred to the Judiciary commit
tee,
Coffin's bill to amend the act to regulate pro-
ceedings in civil cases Was ordered printed and
referred to the Judiciary committee.
Bsllinger introduced bill to govern the man
ufacture Of boots and shoes, which was ordered
printed and referred TO the committee on Trades
and Manufactures.
On question OF privilege Mr.. Ernst stated
VIC PubiioISu PioScCuAIiSS u lbo 1Ao"SC
show that he was opposed TO Assembly bill No
80, 10 create il State Board of Equalization,
whereas his objection referred to an amend
ment tina. was offered to the bill.
Assembly bill No %, introduced by Havenor
corporations and persons engaged
in banking was read third time, and ordered
sngrossed.
hi NJ to loe% nc
vas amended and passed by vote of Al.
Condons bill relative to the care of the in
sane, came Up.
On motion of Ernst the consideration of the
Dill was postponed.
The consideration of Collins bill No 26, to
provide for the care of the INDECENT insane was
lso referred.
McBurney's bill to amend the act to provide
or the registration Of the names Of electors was
passed by vote of Al.
Coffin gave notice that he would on to-mor-
ow move for a reconsideration of the vote by
which the resolution relative to recalling bill No
8 from the Senate passed.
At II 80 the Assembly took recess for one
hour,
AR IEh hECEoS.
The Assembly convened at l 80 o'clock.
Assembly bill No. so, to amend the act to
reafe Boards of County Commissioners, came |
lp.
On motion of Ernst the bill was laid on the |
able
Assembly bill No. 49, to authorize fees and
alaries of officers to be taken in attachment and
and to prohibit assignments to de-
raud creditors, was amended and ordered en- |
rossed.
Senate bill No. 40, to amend the act concern
ng conveyances, passed by vote of Al; none
n the negative.
Assembly bill No. H. relative to the compen- |
alton of members Of the Legislature and State
Ulcers. passed by vote of 80.
Bell gave notice that he would on tomorrow.
move for Q reconsideration Of the vote by which |!
ill No. II just passed.
The substitute for Assembly bill No. As, to |
efne the duties and liabilities of pawnbrokers
nd PLEDGES, passed by vote Of 80.
At O'Clock P. N. the House vent into Com
nttsc of the Whole to consider Senate bill No.
a. to pay the claim o. z. s. E!dridgs.
On motion of Merrill the bill was read by |
On motion of Coffin the Committee arose and |
eported in favor of allowing the claim.
Senate bill No. 49, to pay the claim Of z. S.
38-passsd by . vote of 81 to T.
Senate bill No. So, to amend the act concern
ng jurors, was read second time and referred |
D the judiciary committee.