Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-28

rExru srssIox-rwnrr-yrrru DAT.
Senate.

The Committee on Ways and Means
declined to recommend the passage Of .
bill to provide for the furnishing Of rev.
enns for the supper. Of the State gov.
srnment.
The Committee on Judiciary declined
to recommend the passage Of . bill
granting leave Of absence to certain
county officers, and strongly urged the
abolition Of the practice Of granting
leave Of absence by concurrent rssolu.
ton.
The Committee ON Public Morals
recommended the passage Of the bill to
prevent the carrying Of concealed
weapons.
The Ensrossnsnt Committee reported
the bills In their hands properly en-
crossed.
The Committee on Public Lands re-
ported . substitute for the bill regulating
the price Of timber lands.
The COMMITTEES on Federal Relations
reported favorably on Assembly Rssslu-
ton No. Z.
The Committee on Supplies and Ez.
psnditures reported % correct the state.
msnt OF the Secretary Of State as to the
amount OF stationery distributed 10 State
officers for 1879 and 1880.
Perley OF White Pine moved that the
Committee on Ways and Means Be re-
| quested to report . substituts fer Assem-
bly, Bill No. %. Library BILL
Doolin offered o substitute. he
thought the bill had been Numbering In
the hands Of the committee long enough.
Hobart replied with considerable vigor
to Doolin's i~nsinuation. No attempt
was being made to strangls the bill. The
committee had been In continuous ses-
sion, and had not reached the bill.
Doolin showed that II II remained an.
other day In the hands OF the committee
the object OF the bill would be defeated,
aud he would like to sec Il reported on.
Mcconnell offered a. an amendment
that all bills held over tive weeks by
committees should. be considered re-
ported N.
A long debate followed. In which
Medsr, Powning and others took part.
Amendment lost.
By King-That Schooling be allowed
to withdraw Senate Bill No.42. Adopted.
Shepherd Of Elko introduced Q bill to
pay the claim OF E. A. Griswold, OK.
County Assessor OF Elko. It provides
for the payment Of $3.50 for enrolling
militia.
Schooling Of washos introduced q bill
to amend the Act creating Boards Of
County Commissioners. Referred to the
Judiciary Committee. Also, . bill re-
latiug to jurors. Same course taken.
Hsines OF Douglas introduced . bill
to discontinue litigation touching in
equitable claims for taxes and penalties.
The author wanted the bill to 60 10 the
Storey county delegation.
Pownipg held that the bill was not
local; that the State was interested to
the extent Of $50, 900. and II should 60
to the Judiciary COMMITTEES.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Assembly bill to protect mechanics In
collecting wages came up. Referred to
the Judiciary Committee.
Assembly bill authorizing County
Commissioners to transfer the surplus
fund from one incorporate town to an.
other WAS read, Referred to the Judi
oisry Committee.
Assembly bill. an Act concerning the
Office Of Secretary Of State. authorizing
him to employ copying clerks. was re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
Substitute for Bells Assembly bill
relative to m%isdeanors, regulating the
use OF machinery in mines, was referred
to the Corporation Committee.
A substitute for Brumssy's bill crea-
ting Boards Of Examiners throughout
the State was offered.
Recess until l o'clock.
AFTER RKcrss.
Powning, without previous notice. In.
troduoed . bill providing for the care OF
the insane. Ordered printed and re-
ierrea to the Committee Of the Whole.
The bill providing for the burial OF tho
dead In certain cases was passed.
Senate Bill No. 43. concerning crimes
and punishments. was passed.
The bill amending the Act fixing the
fees OF county officers was lost.
The bill providing for the relief OF
Kimball and Swallow came up on Its
third reading. PROVIDES payment Of
$500 to claimants for supplies furnished
and damages suffered In last Indian
war.1
Farrell moved to amend by making the
amount $500.
The amendment was lost.
Bill passed.
The Senate went into Committee Of
the Whole, with Senator Hobart In the
chair.
Senate Bill No. 81. providing for the
erection Of q State Prison at Reno
$500. 900 appropriated and work to be
done BY %prisonsrs1 was considered.
The afternoon Was passed in . debate
on this bill, which was reported back to
the Senate with o recommendation that
II pass.
At o'clock the Committee arose and
the Senate adjourned for the day.
Assembly.
Tho Assembly met at II o'clock.
Coffin and Shepard were granted leave
Of absence.
Bell made . motion that the substitute
for Assembly Bill No. 10, relative TO
Boards Of County Commissioner grant.
ing aid to INDECENT sick, which passed
yesterday, bs held for reconsideration.
Carried.
Tuska, Of the Committee on Judiciary,
reported In fovor Of . substitute, which
the Committee had prepared. for the Act
relating to pawnbroksrs.
Tusks, OF the Committee on Judiciary,
reported uniavorsbly on Senate Concur
rent Resolution No. 10, to amend SEQ
ton 6 OF Article XIV. OF the Constitution.
Tuska, Of the Committee on judiciary.
reported in favor Of the passage OF As
sembly Bill No. Al, concerning crimes