Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-22
as,ium bill passed, "ferward withdrew his mo

as.lum bin passed, afterward Withdrew bis mo
| ton.
! Gignonx presented a petition from Lyon
| county asking for a modification OF the bullion
tax law,
Duffy. of committee on Public Printing. sub
nit y u substitute for Senate bin No 81 in re
| iaton to the Governors message and reports Of
State officers, with recOmmendato on hat it pass.
Richar}s Of committee Eurol,uent, re
ported Assembly bill No 80. to protcc3 the.
wages OF iaborers, correctly Enrolled.
Duffy Of the committee on Printing, reported
having amended Assembly I'LL No 81. to est alb
lish \ State printing oficn and create the office
of Superintendent and recommended It's passage
amended
johnson, Of the committee on Internal I'M
provement'. reported III favor Of Senate bill No
81, to preye1t the adult rat or OF milk
Kelly of the commit &c en- Feye, Rel.tiors,
reported il f,vor OF Assembly joint resouti II
No 2, in relation to Che election of United
States Senator
Assembly bill No -, to authorize the fees and
salaries Of officers to be taken in attachment
and to prohibit assignments 10 defIaud ere dit
ors, which the Governor refused t. approve
came W.
TIL bill ,assei again by vote OF IL 10 2
A resolution by Johnson tat - lnole oils
be introduced after ter the 2S,h EXCEPT witt
two,:hirds votest the House, VS. adopt. I.
Mckenzie offered concurrent resolution rel
alive to amending section , ii ,.sticle s Of the
Constitution. and provides that the Legislature
shall provide by law tor special ! Y to be levied
annu lily sn ali the ;uXatle property OF the {, ,e
he rs; proceeds OF which shall De- paid tut he
State Treasury and constitute general min
ius fund, The Legislature sha Il also appoint
a Board Of Mining Examiners, 20 consist "s
three men of at least fifteen wears experleuce III
practica mining. ard auth sid Eoa.;! Ia
advance - owners Of mines uu". L. 70 develop
their mines a.tlout state I'D 20 = lei
$40, O00, 10 be repaid to thu State OIL. Of tat
irst net proceeds OF said mines
Messages received from tie sen. t.
rtnsmiitipg various bills
Mori.ri'y gave notice that lie woul! intro
lace bill o establish the price If wat-r il RI.
sonut:es having population ii 900 more.
Gcnonx introiucej. vt3ont previous notice |
eli NJ i27, t, amend t1e act to provide io9 he
1N4tion OF the ret proceeds of thu n.ines, which
vas ordered pfiu ed aud referred to the COM |
nitee on Mines and Mining.
The bill proposes :, abolish the tax on ores |
and taiiIngs the gross yield 81 which Is below |
3l2 per ton.
Assembly bill No 1913, to amend the act to
provide State revenue, was read first time.
Smyth, of comm. It ee on County BonDdsries. |
@ amend the act to provide State revenue, ana
ecommended its passage.
The bill! to reG!strict the State vas referred 10
he judiciary COMM tee.
Tu,ka's bill, No G6, for the relief of insolvent
ebtors aud protection Of creditors, was amend
d and ordered engrossed
Consideration of Assembly bill No 100. -
IL nd the act to regulate proceedings III civil
Asses, indetioit ly postponed.
Senate bill No "A, fixing the fees 10 be al
wed and collected in thu settlement of estates
deceased persons. was ia on IT, talla
Assembly bsli No 1876 relative to officers
rm OF office, conduct, ETC., WAS ogiered print
l and referred to committee OF the whole.
Asse mbfy bill No 50 (by Coffin), to repeal
le act relative 10 official bonds and t., abolish
he same. amended and toe House then
ok d recess of one hour
AFTER RECESS. .
Assembly met at P. NJ ,
Collins bill TO abolish official bonds was
nended to take effect from ard after the
t of January, 1888, and the bonds now in l
rec shall! be valid until the bin goes into effect I
On motion of Coffin the roll was called and
cGowan being absent without leave. the Ser
AIT at Arms was instrnctt j to bring him in.
On motion of Organ, MCGOWAN was fined one
lar, and allowed to take his seat.
j N ,ti)n Of B. rrett the bill was further
neuded by another section: providing that d
is bill shall not effect The bonds of Public Ad-
illustrators.
The bill failed to pass by vote. :.
Substitute for Asst moly bill No 100, to amend VI
e act relative to attorneys and connselors a. :
", was adopted and considered engrossed. Il
Englis moved to strike out the word 'ciizen" tt
d TT ''male.'
Bel and Berry objected, both gentlemen
d saw no why lawyers should be Ii
aid of the competition OF ladies in that profes Ia
IN. u
Englls's motion was lost.
A motion by Coffin to inde6oitely postpone
whole subjec! matter was also lost. >,