Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-25
SENATE PROCEEDINGS,

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REPORTS OF STANDING ooMMITTEEs
By Wheeler, on Mines and Mining-Favora.
bly, on Senate bill No SO.
By Doolin. on Elections-Favorabl on Sen
ate bill No III.
By Powning, State Affairs-Favorably on
Senate bill No 20; also Senate bill No S. also,
without recommendation to pass Senate bill No
1O3.
| MESSAGES FROM THE GOVERNOR.
Approval of Senate bill No 80; also, Senate
bill No 43; also, Senate bill No A.
| MESSAGES FROM ASSEMBLY.
Senate bill No 81, passed; Senate bill No SO,
passed; Senate bill No 81, lost, Assembly bill
No 107 passed; Senate bill No 81 passed.
On motion of Westeriield. the Governors
Veto en- Assembly bill No AZ. all act to authorize
the fees and sal .rles of officers to be taken ia
| attachment, Was considered. Vote to pass over
Governors veto lost by 10 to ii.
| INTRODUCTION AND FIRST READING
BY XII e by ieaye-Senate bill No 1l9. TO nav
Deficiencies in the approximation for tie Is
aud 10th fiscal years. After It's general course,
referred to the committee Of the whole.
| BY Aedsr, by ieave-Senaje bill No 100, il
relation to State Library Referred to commit
| tee Ways aud Means
! Resolution from Assembly relative t. appoint
| ing committee for the re-appOrtIonment Of
Senators and Assemblynlen. Concurred in.
| Substitute for Assembly bin No 100, relat We
J to attorneys and couuselors. Referred o Ju.
| dietary committee.
Assembly bin No LOT, relative to receiving,
handling and storing baggage on railroads, re-
ID
improvements.
On motion of Powning. The President was
authorized to appoint committee under the
resolution and the Chair ANNOUNCED to appoint |
tomorrow.
Recess till 1850.
AFTER RECESS.
Senate bill No l05. relative to the office of |
Public Administrator, etc. amendments adOD |
ted and ordered ongrossed.
Senate bill No SO, to authorize repayment of |
certain money TO G. II. Hatch. Considered en-
crossed aud placed on file.
SPECIAL ORDER
Hobart moved 10 consider substitute for Sen
ate bill No 81, an act to encourage the coustruc
ton of railroad from Eureka to the Colorado
river. Passed by vote of II t. 8: also Assembly
bill No 113. act to aid the Nevada beneyo-
lent associations etc.
Hammond spoke against the bill on general
principles and from mistrust; allowing how
ever, the good reputation of the originator, but
admitting the absured possibility of their leav-
ing Nevada per China steamer without paying
the State returning an equivalanl to tickt t
holders
Westerfeld enquired if the enterprise was in r
any way different from the popular church ]
fairs.
Hammond replied that he was also against e
this manner of securing means.
The favor of the bill was demonstrated by Z
vote of 81 to 8. (
Brumsey changed his vote from yea to nay, e
md Hammond from nay to yea. Il
Notice by Hammond for reconsideration. Il
Farrell OF Judiciary committee, reported Il
favorable to Senate bill No 118 concerning sur Il
ties and official bonds, !
Dayton. of committee on Engrossment. re- J.
ported Senate bill No SO correctly engrossad. ~
Senate bill No lib, to regulate proceedings in 8,
criminal cases, etc., ordered engrossed.
Senate bill No 1Ol. for the preservation of
Ish. Amendment adopted ANA bill ordered =
rossed,
Senate bill No IS, taken up on motion Of v
concerning litigation on equitable Il
laims. Laid table Motion Of Dayton by te
o:e OF Is to 10.
Senate bill No IS. defining the duties and lin-
lties of common carriers. Ordered engrossed ii
Senate bill No 81, to prohibit the employ 81
aent of fighters, etc. Considered engrossed b.
nd placed on file. O
Senate bill No III, relating to elections. Con- S
idered engrossed and placed on file. A
Senate bill No 81, fixing salaries of various O,
ounty officers. Amendments adopted and bill e.
rdered engrossed, -,
Senate bill No l03. providing for election of
Farden of the State Prison directly by the peo O.
le. Ordered engrossed.
Senate bill No So for the relief Of Kimball and oS
wallow Amendments of Assembly concurred
by vote of % to 1.
MESSAGES FROM GOVERNOR.
Relative to the proposed Worlds Fair in 1883; 70
so minority report of Board of Regents of the hi
tate University. III
On motion of Brnmsey, Worlds Pair docu- he
ents refereed to committee on Federal Rea- a.
Dns, and Board of Regents minority report to to1
,ecial Joint committee on University.
Substitute for Senate bill No SO, providing
cate revenue.
Substitute offered by Hobart, aud bill passed 1o'