Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-05
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
FRIDAY, February 4.

Seaste met at II o'clock. Quorum present
Absent-Tolley and. Gallagher
The jourEsl Of the previous day WAS read aas
approved.
| REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Hobart, of the committee on Ways and Means
reported Senate bill No 80 returned with sub
| stitute.
Meder, of the committee Public Morals, re-
parted unfsv orsbly on Senate bill No 80.
| Wheeler, of toe committee on Enrolment, re-
ported correctly enrolled Senate bill No 81.
\ majority Ct the committee on Public Morals
reported adversely on the bill to provide for =
bettsr observance Of the Lords day.
The committee OF Claims allowed General
Murphy five dollars for copying his report in-
stead of sixtsen dc liars, reporting that the law
authorized 10 more. Thsy also Recommended
the allowance Of reduced claims for the socsllei
| coal burnsrs' war.
| The special committee having Senate bill No
Is under consideration recoinmcndeGits passage
On motion Of Powuing, :'eData bill No SO was
| engrossed and made specsl ayder !or 1850
Messrs. Thompson aud Meder added to
the EnetcssIDg committee.
ASSEMBLY MESSAGES.
The clerk Of the Assembly announced the pas
sage OF tue following bills:
Assembly bill No 70, 10 amend act regulating
roctediD5s il civil cases
Also. Assembly bill No 10. an act concerning
Jns tees Of the Peace,
Also, Substitute for Senate bill so 10.
INTRODUCTION AND FIBsT READING.
Examiners to employ attorneys al Washington
to press the claims Of Nevada against the Gov,
eminent.
Assembly bill TO provide for policemen in I'M
incorporates: towns was referred to the Way
and Means committee.
Assembly bill No 20, t. regul.te proceedings
III civil casss, WAS referred TO the judiciary com
Mite.
Assembly bill No 70, an act concerning JUS
tees OF the Peace, was referred 10 the commit
tee os Counties and County Boundaries.
GENERAL FILE.
Senate bill No rs, act to amend an act to |
provide revenue for the support Of the State |
Government. Substitute ordered engrossed.
Senate bill No &c. an act to provide for the |
better observance of tie Lords day. Motion to |
lost.
Recess taken until 80.
AFTER RECESS.
The committee on ENDORSEMENT reported the
Williams memorial correctly engrossed.
Pownings bill appropriating $50, 900 for the
erection of sn Insane Asylum at Reno came up
Oh special order.
The bill was read by the Clerk.
Hobart thought the ppropriation would only
build barracks for the insane. He was opposed
o erecting temporary buildings.
Hanes favored the bill
Meder considered that $4,000 was ample
The Ormsby House, with its forty furnished
ooms, cost but $4,000.
PoHnng made lengthy speech in advocacy
# bis bill. IL answer to the objection to tenn
,or.ry structures, he called attention to the fac
hat the Stockton buildings were but temporary
fairs and cost but $40 600, and read from the
Governors message the clause urging the pro
riety of establishing State Asylum.
Rockhil moved to lay the matter on the table
MIL Monday that he might consult TIE plat
oim Of White Pine County, on which he was
lected, which contained clause governing his
ctions in the matter. ,
Mcconnell took the same ground. Motion
,st.
On the final passage Of the bill the vote stood
C in the affirmative TO 3 10 tue negative.
The Clerk Of the Assembly announced the !
assags of Assembly resolution to extend State !
id to the Franktown sufferers, and appointing 7
committee to investigate The amount of dam J
ges. 4
The committee ON Public Morals made the
blowing repor, on the resolution TO abolish tae
flee of Chaplain: Z
WHEREAS The Senate invited the resident | +
reachers to pray for them at the schedule price r
So minute, stop-watch time. The Senate is p
,orally bound to keep its agreement and recievs !.
ally chastisement for its moral shortcomings.
he committee therefore report against the pas
age of the resolution.
A general laugh greeted the reading of tn. re- 1
ort, and the Senate adjourned until Monday. II
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS. S
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