Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-01
A resolution. that the Clerk bs en-.
powered to employ extra help. was

eoopt<us
Havenor introduced Q resolution that
. joint committee Of the Legislature be
appointed BY the presiding officers OF
both houses to draft an amendment to
the Constitution granting women the
right to vote. Adopted.
Bell moved to amend BY striking out
the words .iptelliasn. and taxpsyins."
and mako the rights Of all women equal.
Carried.
Duffy introduced Q resolution en-.
powering the committee appointed TO In
vsstigate alleged frauds In the State
Printing Of1ss to ssnd for persons and
papers. Adopted.
A resolution to pay II. Purcell the
sum Of $l8, for services In the legisls-
tive chambers. wal referred TO the Com.
mittss on Claims.
oENrRAL YME.
Assembly Bill No. 1853. to repeal the
Act authorizing the publication Of the
laws enacted BY the Legislature Of Ne.
vads. approved March 2, 1877. Referred
to Conmittee on Printing.
MCGOWAN introduced Q bill to prohibit
the carrying OF concealed weapons BY
minors. Referred to Committee on
Public Morals.
Assembly Bill No. 164, to prevent
fraudulent gaming. Referred to Com.
mittse on Public Morals.
The substitute for the Senate bill for
the relief Of 8. b. Mariette passed.
Substitute for Assembly Bills Nos. 48
and ITO. 10 provide for the maintenance
and supervision Of the public schools.
was amended and adopted. but failed TO
finally pass
Messages were received from the Ben.
ate transmitting various bills.
Substitute for Assembly Bill No. l04,
to prevent minors from gambling, was
amended In the Senate and the amend.
ments conourred In BY the House.
Senate joint resolution relative 10 pub
Ito lands. Referred 10 the Committee
on Public Lands.
Senate joint resolution and memorial
10 procure an astronomical instrument
from the United States government for
the State Observatory, passed BY . uuan.
imous vote.
Recess taken for one hour.
AFTER RECESS.
The Assembly convened ct / 20 p. n.
Havenor's resolution, that Q commit.
Tee b appointed to draft m amendment
to the Constitution that the right OF
suffrage be granted to women. was
adopted.
The Committee on Public Morals re-
ported in favor Of the bill to prevent
minors from gambling.
Duffy, Of the Conmittss on Public
Printing. reported In favor OF tho bill 10
pay deficiencies In appropriations for
State Printing and official advertising;
and Of bill 1853. TO repeal the "Aet to
authorize the printing Of the laws "
passed In 1877.
Assembly Bill No. &C. for the relief oil
insolsent debtors and protection Of cred.
itors, was passed BY q vote Of 50 to 6.
Kelly. Of the Committee on Federal
Relations. reported In favor OF Memo.
rial and Joint Resolution No. 2 relative
ID the election OF United States Senator.
Assembly Bill No. 81. TO prescribe the
mode Of election Of Marshal and City
Clerk Of Austin. was indefinitely post
ponsd.
Assembly Bill No. l57, to amend on
Act to provide for the maintenance oil
public schools. was referred to the Com
mittss on Education.
Senate Bill No. 1913. to amend the AcI
fixing the salaries Of county officers. Wal
passed.
Substitute for Assembly Bill No. l48,
to authorize the Lyon County Commits.
sionsrs TO issue certain bonds, VS.,
adopted and passed.
Assembly Bill No. l68. to provide fol
the maintenance OF public schools. wa,
referred TO the Committee on Education
Assembly Bill No. 139. TO provide fol
the destruction Of noxious animals. Wal
indefinitely postponed.
Assembly Bill No. 81. to detach o por
ton Of White Pine county and attach th,
same to Eureka county. wss amended Ia
the Senate and ooncurred 10 by the A.
sembly.
Assembly Bill No. lO2. fixing s%alarie,
Of county Officers. was indefinitely post
ponsd.
Senate Bill No. 1872. fixing rate o.
State taxation. was passed.
Assembly Bill No. 1876, to regulate th,
quality and price Of gas, was indennitsl,
postponed.
Assembly Bill No. "a. to regulate uni
keep In order water meters, etc., was In,
definitely postponed.
Senate Bill No. 70. to pay deficiencies
In appropriations for State printing ant
official advertising. came up.
On motion Of Coffin. the House went
into Committee OF the Whole 10 consider
the same.
The committee arose aud reported In
favor OF the bill, which passed.
Senate bill to amend the Act to restrict
gambling, was indefinitely postponed.
Memorial Joint Resolution No. 2, rela.
tive to the mode Of s~lsctipg United States
Senator. passed BY Q vote OF 38 to 6.
Bill No. ll6. to amend the Act fixing
the salaries OF county officers, passed.
A message was received from the Gov.
ernor. transmitting with his approval,
Assembly DIE los LOT tno reilet OF sure
ties on official bonds; 90. to amend the
Act to regulate settlements Of estates oil
deceased persons; 120, to amend the Act
to provide for the maintainapcs and
supervision Of public schools.
Senate Bill No. 115. to amend the Ao,
to regulate proceedings In civil cases.
II sxempts $50 Of lsborers wages from
exscution.l Placed on the bottom Of the
Ale.
Assembly Bill No, 1871, to amend The
Act, concerning Courts Of Justice. Re
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
Senate joint resolution and memorial
relative to Q national appropriation to
improve the Colorado river, was referred
to the Committee on Federal Relations.
Senate Bill No. l0s. to respportion
the Legislature. was referred to Q special
committee on reapportionmsnt.
Senate Bill No. z. to prohibit the en-
ployment Of fighters In mines, was re-
fsrred to the Committee on Mines.