Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-20
n L~keIsLAfURE.
TENTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAY.


senate.
CAasoS, January 10. 1881.
The Senate was called to order at II
o'clock.
Leave Of absence was granted to
Doolin.
The Committee on Claims reported
fayorably on the claim Of O. 8. Young,
for the expenses Of a Teschsrs' Institute
Of Storey county. and recommended q
relief bill.
The Elko delegation recommended the
massage Of . bill 10 refund the bonded
debt Of Elko.
King Of Lyon gave notice Of . bill to
provide for the building Of an Insane
Asylum at Dayton.
Wsstsrhsld gave notice Of . bill to
establish . State Prison ct Reno.
Hainss OF Douglas introduced . bill 70
prevent the running ct large Of stray
animals. Referred to the Committee on
Agriculture.
Brumssy introduced Q I'LL relative to
insurance companies. Referred to the
Committee on Ways and Means.
Dayton OF Lincoln introduced . bill
regulating the salaries Of county officers.
Referred to the Eureka delegation.
Schooling Of Washos introduced q
bill to amend the Act concerning
legal conveyanoes. Referred to the
Committee On County Boundaries; also.
an Act to amend an Act for the support
Of the government Of the State. Re
fsrred to the Conmittse on County
Boundaries.
Gallagher Of Esmsrslda introduced q
bill regarding crimes and punishments.
Making the taking Of all live stock
grand iarcsny.1 Referred TO the Judi
ciary Committee. 80.
Hainss Of Douglas introduced q bill
amending the Public Highway Act. Re.
fsrrsd to the Committee on Roads and
Bridges.
The bill re.fundipg the bonded debt Of
Elko county was read q third time and
passed.
Hammond Of Ornsby introduced q
bill for tho relief Of w. N. Little. Ito
appropriate %. 400 to pay Little for GER
tain water rights In Riddle creek
Hobart said he understood that there
was some question about the title to the
property. and until the cloud was lifted
be should oppose the bill.
King thought there was Q doubt about
the correctness Of the title. and that II
might be . job to give Little his money
and then have their other claimants
Gene In afterward. He should oppose
the bill until these matters were cleared
up. Referred to the Judiciary Commit
tee.
Adjourned to Thursday ct II O'Clock
A. u.
The Assembly wa called to order d
II a. II.
Leave Of absence was granted Messrs,
Psntsn, Tuska. Ballinger and Fsllon.
Souls. OF Committee on Ensrossmsnt,
reported the bill relative to mechanics
liens and the bill fixing the oompsnsa'
ton Of deputies in State offices correctly
sngrosssd.
Bsrrett's Assembly concurrent rssolu'
ten granting leave OF absence for 81,
months to George T. German. Count,
Clerk Of Lincoln county. was referred Il
the Lincoln delegation.
Messages were received ton the Sen
ate transmitting the following resslu
lions : Senate concurrent resolution
No. II, relating to printing copies OF tn
report Of the Surveyor General; Senat'
concurrent resolution relating to tn
printing OF the report OF the Secretary o
State; Senate concurrent resolution No
IS, relating to printing Of the report o
the Superintendent Of Public lnstruo
| ton ; Senate concurrent resolution Ne
8, relative to the State Univsrsity o
Elko.
Copeland gave notice that he woult
introduce Q bill to amend the law CON
| corning crimes and punishmsnts.
Assembly Bill No. 3. defining misde
meanors in certain cases and providing
penalties therefor. which was reportet
upon adversely by the Committee OF
Mines and Mining. val referred back 4
the same committee.
Assembly Bill No. II. to prohibit ID,
use Of firearms In public places, wa
passed by Q unanimous vote.
Assembly Bill No. 10. to provide 10
the payment Of the claim OF James Buck
ner for services rendered in enrolling
militia in Humboldt county. was passed
by . vote Of 81 70 "a.
Assembly Bill No. 4. to amend tn
Act 10 secure liens to mechanics ant
others, was passed BY . unanimous vote
lThs amendments provide that liens car
be secured ON IS worth OF work or ma
tsrial, and includes mines among prop
srty on which liens may be levied.]
Substitute for Assembly Bill No. s. Il
Ok the compensation Of deputy Stat
officers, was passed. III provides for
monthly salary Of 500 to the clerk o
the State Library and $3.50 each to th'
various deputies. to take effect from
April /. 1851
Greene gave nstice that he would to
morrow move for o reconsideration o
the vote by which Assembly Bill No.
was passed.
Senate Coneurrent Resolution No. 8
relative to printing the report Of th'
Directors OF the Orphans Home, wa
referred to the Committee or Publi'
Printing.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 8
ordering the printing Of 1000 copies Q
the report OF the Warden OF the Stat
Prison. wal adopted.
Senate Bill No. "a. relative to publ,
officers, their qualifications, term o
Office. etc., was referred to the Judiciar,
Committee.
Senate Bill No. 3. relative to elections
was referred 70 the Committee on Elsc
tons.
Senate Bill No. I. fixing the nunbeI
Of employees Of the Legislature. theil
compensation, etc., was read the frs
time.
Senate joint resolution relative Il
granting pensions TO veterans Of th,
Mexican war. was read the nrst time.
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