Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-19
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TENTH 6Es6foN-YoRrx.sEvEHTH DAY.
1ssats.
cAasos. February 10. 1881.
The Senate met ct 1890 O'Clock.
RxroHm OF srANprxo COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Enrolment re-
ported Senate Joint Resolution No. 8 a.
correctly enrolled.
The Storey county delegation recon.
msnded the passage Of Assembly Bill
No. SO. ar Act providing for the govern
msnt Of the towns and cities Of the
State.
LOTION kND RESOLUTIONS.
Mcconnell moved 70 reconsider the
vote whereby Assembly Bill No. IS was
lost. Carried.
Brumssy moved that Senate BIN No.
10 b taken from the table and sent 10
the author. Carried.
King moved that Senate Bill No. So
be reoonsidsrsd. Carried.
The Senate then went into Committee
Of the Whole. with Brumssy In the chair.
COMMITTEE OF TIE WHOLE.
The committee. during the sitting Of
an hour, wrangled over the numerous
claims against the State, and after rising
made the following report:
Mr.. President : Your Committee Of
the Whole have had under consideration
Senate Bill No. 60 (Tax Penalty Release
billy. and recommend it, enRrossnent.
Senate Bill No. 65. claim OF E. b.
Griswold for $2So. was amended to reed
$50.
Senate Bill No. IS. In which General
Marlstts claimed $l400. vas amended
90 a to allow the claimant $500.
Senate Bill Ne. Is. In which w. n.
Little claimed $4,000 for water right. was
ordered snRrossed and made the special
order for I o'clock P. n. on Monday.
Recess taken until l:30 p. y.
ArrxR arokss.
On motion Of Hobart. substitute for
Assembly Bill No. 20 was taken up. The
bill takes the power Of appointing q
State Librarian out Of the hands Of the
Supreme Court; makes the Governor,
Attorney General and Superintendent oil
Public Instruction the Board Of Direct
ors, and leaves the Legislature 10 elect .
Librarian in joint convention.
Doolin made the point that the Con-
stitution distinctly said that the Hu.
prems Judges should only hold Judicial
offices.
A long debate followed on the merit.
Of the bill. which was lost By q vote Of .
to IA. -
Senate Bill No. IS. the claim Of z. b.
Griswold, was passed.
Senate Bill No. IS. General Marlstte'i
claim. was made . special order for Mon
day. ct $50 p. II.
senate Bill No. 45, for the relief o.
". N. Little, vas made the special or
der for Monday, ct I o'clock.
Senate Bill No. SO, an Act TO discon'
tinue litigation concerning inequitaois
| claims for taxes and penalties, was or
dered enRrossed.
The Clerk Of the Assembly announced
| the passage Of the following bills:
Assembly Bill No. 90. an ACT author
king the School Trustees OF Washes
county to issue bonds for school pur
poses.
Assembly Bill No. sc. an Act to disin
cooperate the town Of Gold Hill.
Senate Bill No. 43. an Act supple
m.ntary Of an Act concerning crimes
and pusishmsnts.
Assembly Bill No. 90, IN Act to sa
courage the sinking Of artesisn wells.
Assembly Bill No. ll9. an Act 10 Gre
ate q Are department..
Assembly Bill No. $50. an Act TO pro
vido fvr inc maintenance OF publi'
schools.
Senate Bill No. A. an Act relative Il
public highways.
Senate Bill No. A. an ACT relative Il
public highways.
Senate Bill No. 80. an Act for th,
Communication for good behavior OF tn
time Of prisoners; also. that the Assem-
bly, had refused to concur In the amend
uents to Assembly Bill No. 81.
On motion OF Hobart, . Committee o
Conference Was appointed. consisting o
Hobart and westsrAeld. to meet . com
mittes Of three from the Assembly I,
consider Assembly Bill No. 60.
Assembly Bill No. 90. relative to th
sinking OF artesian wells, was referred Il
the Committee on Agriculture.
Assembly Bill No. 80. TO regulate th
settlement OF estates Of deceased per
aons. was referred to the Committee Of
Judiciary.
Assembly Bill No. 11s. to amend th,
Act to create . fre department fund Il
Eureka. was referred TO the Eureka del
sgstion. -
Senate Bill Ne. 100, relative to publ
schools, was referred 70 the Commits
on Education.
Senate Bill No. LOT, to aisinoorporat
the city Of Carson. was referred 70 Ii
Ornsby delegation.
Mcconnell introduced o resolution
that Q committee OF Ave. two from th
Senate and three from the Asssmbly.sb
appointed 10 investigate the allsast
frauds In the State Printing e1aoe dur
iuR the administration Of the prints
who did the State work prior TO the I'D
m%inistration Of the present incumbent
The resolution was adopted. Tn
Chair appointed Mcconnell and Pewn
ing such committee.
Assembly Bill No. So, to provide 70
thu government OF towns and cities, va
placed on Ale.
Assembly Bill No. IS. 10 provide 10
the care Of destitute children, was places
at bottom OF dle.
Adjourned until Monday.
ASSEMBLY.