Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-22
SENATE sPEgDCEEsssSass.


provide revenue FOX the support Of the govern.
melt. Also, against III passage Of Sen,te bu
No 90 act concerning the writ of haheas
corpus.
The special committee of the Senate. appoint
cd to meet special committee Of the ASS inoi,
in reference to Senate amendments to Asst mby
bill No 70, III which the Assembly refused to
concur, reported flat the Assembly commit. e
would report III favor of the ratification of the
ans ndments if the Senate receded from its
| ann ninent
| MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
| BY Gibson-Tbat when the Senata adjourn
it adjourn until "Wednesday, the 23d out Of re
| speci to Washington.
! On motion Of Brumsey, Assembly bill No 80,
| relative to the incorporation Of towns, was taken
| W aud PASSED.
The 'nthor OF sub>ttut-,fo Assembly bill No
- was al wed Wy htrtv tie same.
The clerk OF the Assemb. reported the pas
sage OF IN act for the relief ii The several
Orphan As, lnms Al-o. az, act to prevent
minors from gambling, Also, Senate lis Nc
100 Also, Assembly bill No lib, AN act to aid
The benevolent assocatioos Of Nevada.
INrRoDUCTioN AID FIRST EAAUIEG.
BY hsumsey- Senat. ill No l0S tu act Ia
reapportjon She several counties OF the State
Referred t. tne committee on Eertiois.
BY tarreIl-Se bill No l09 md a, I re-
Ittins 10 putlio highways heterre.t t. tne
committee Oh ltoa,s nnd Bridges.
BY IlinS-Seuat> b.Ii No no, an act t, ameud
an act to re-dist.itt the Stat OF Nevada Tlaced
on Tile.
BY Kings Senate bill No III, an act to pro-
vide tor the government Of he States Prison.
Referred to ta@ committee on States Prison.
By Gibsou-1snate bill No H. an act to "a
low the Commissioners Of Iudigent inaaue to
make contracts Tor their care. Referred to tue
committee Ways ana Means.
By Gallagher-Sena;e bill No 1l3, an act to
regultte proceedings IN criminal cases. Re-
fergeli to he Judiciary committee.
Assembly bill No 81, act to uppropriuts
funds for the several Orphan Asy huns Re |
fered to the committee on Ways and Means
Substitute for Assembly bill Nc lU4, an act to |
prevent minors from gambling. Referred to |
the committee on Public Morals.
Assembly joint memorial No 1, relative to the !
Of T. mail route from Pine st .t.on
to Warm Springs. Passed.
Assembly bill No 1'3, to aid the Nevada
benevolent associations. Referred to the com
nittee on Ways and Means.
BY Powning-Senate biz No 113 to authorize
Of Wushoe county / issue bonds
Tor for the purchase Of Fair Ground. Passed
Senate bill No l02, an act to provide revenue
or the support OF the government Indefinitely
postponed.
Senate bill No 90, an act relative to the writ
If habeas corpus. Ordered ensrossed.
Recess until 1 O'Clock.
AFTER RECESS
Bill to provide for the care OF destitute child
en-. Tabled.
The bill to allow the claim of W. NJ. Littlz,
or water rights, came up.
Hammond wanted postponment of the me- tier
ntil he could get more light.
King got On his feet and replied: Ii the Senator
wants more light, let him stay in his Seat during
be session, and attend to his business and not
e rushing across the continent on u pleasure
rip, [Sensation.]
Doolin made long and eloquent speech for
lore time, which was listened 70 with roars of
aught-r. +
Farrell moved to make it special order for
Wednesday at l O'Clock. Carried.
Assembly bill No 95 an act to dsincorporate
be city OF Austin. Passed.
Assembly bill No 1873, bill providing for the
are of the insane. was referred TO the committee .
the whole. 7
Senate bill No So. act for the relief OF Il. S.
lallett, came up special order.
H. c., 70 int, Of no ub oil |
enator Wheeler in the Chair. h
Senate bill No 40, an net to perfect the water
ght of the State to the claim of W. M Little,
M otion that the COMMITTEES recommend gainst -
) passage. Carried.
Bill to recompile the laws of Nevada. Passage
:,
Senate bill No 1913 (Powning's Asylum bill.
asssge recomn+ nded.
The committee then arose and transacted such h
lsiness as recommended. L.
TIE Asylum bill came up, on Powning's mo-
on. tc
compel convicts to cut and lay the stone, as it
ould be great saving to the State. .;
Westertieid in reply said that great change :.
i'd come over the Senator's views since his :,
emorable flight to New York. He had over y.
I'd oyer again held, on the floor and off, that
20 labor OF convicts WAS not profitable for the -;
ate y,
The amendn. mt was not seconded, and the