Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-15
the LEeIaLArURE.
TENTH sEsuon-rwrIyrz DAT.

1ssa's.
CA.sos. January II, 1881.
Senate met 1t II O'clock
Prayer BY the Chaplain.
Senator Hainss vas granted Indefinite
leave Of absence.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Federal Relations
reported on Senate concurrent resolution
No. 6. relative to the Chinese treaty.
and recommended its adoption.
The Judiciary Committee reported %
the Attorney Generals report. and r.
commended that he prepare bills further
Ina the measures suggested In his re-
port. Il also recommended that . new
bill b drawn up to reduce the mileage
Of members, spd that the mileage b 70.
duosd from forty to twenty cents PEI
mile, instead Of fifteen cents.
The Committee on Engrossmsns fs-
uortsd the bill regulating the salary Of
The officers OF the Legislature - cor
rectly e~ngrossed.
The Committee on Claims reported
that numerous State funds were s1-
hsusted, and recommended the appro-
prialion Of $685. 900 to all dsheisneies.
A message from the Governor was 70
osi,ed submitting the Surveyor Cen
erals biennial report.
The resolution regarding the Chinese
treaty was taken mp and ordered en-
crossed. ,-
By wilismEA resolution that the
| COMMITTEES ON State Library 30 directed
10 examine a. to what changes, II any.
are necessary to be made In the library,
and report to the Senate.
By Willisms--A joint resolution AND
memorial to Congress relative to the o..
brilliant and discriminating charges Of
the Central Pacific Railroad Company
Ordered printed and referred to the
Committee on Federal Relations.
By Powning-A resolution ordering
1000 copies Of Medsr's Asylum bill
printed.
By Povnine-Limitips legislative So
sions to forty days.
By Powning-Amending the Consti'
tuition BY reducing the number Of men,
bers Of the Legislature to fifty. Referred
to the judiciary Committee.
Powning ssked leave to withdraw bill
resolution, introduced the day before
relative to the reduction Of mileage.
Gibson gave notice Of . bill regarding
the management OF prisoners n tn
time allowed them for good behavior.
Schooling gave notice OF IN Act io'
the preservation Of fish In Nsvad'
waters.
The bill on the regulation Of count,
boundaries was ordered engrossed.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Hobart-A bill fixing the salaries
OF the Judges OF the Supreme Court
Ordered printed and referred to tn
COMMITTEES on Ways and Means.
By Hobart-A bill fixing the salaries
Of tho deputies Of State Officers. Or
dsred printed and referred TO the Gem
mittee on Ways and Means.
By Brumsey-A bill providing Tor th'
e~nrollmsnt OF militia. Referred to thu
Committee on Military Affairs.
By Psrlry-A bill providing for th'
deficiencies OF the aftsenth and sixteenth
years. Referred to the COMMITTEES o.
the Whole.
BY Psrlsy-An Act to encourage tn
construction OF . railroad from Eureks
70 the Colorado river. Referred to
special committee consisting OF dele
gates from Eureka and White PINT
counties.
By Perlsy-A bill to amend the Ac
regulating the salaries OF county ofieers
Referred to the Committee ON STATE
Affairs.
By Dooiin-A bill to prevent usury
Referred to the Judiciary COMMITTEES.
BY Kipg-A bill to amend IN Act re
lstipg to State officers and their ofacis
duties. Considered e%pgrosstd.
Rockhill rose to remsrk that - bib
had been introduced during the last hal
hour sufficient to keep the Legislature
two months at work and revolutioniz'
the statute books, he moved to adjourn
Motion lost.
Pownipe asked leave to introduce Al
srmful Of bills without notice. Objso
ton raised and sustained.
The Asylum bill was called up aSt
read Q second time. Referred TO th'
Committee on Ways and Means.
King introduced. out Of order. Q bill
relating to the burial Of the dead Of 10
corporsted cities. Referred 10 the in
dietary Committee.
Powpins introduced. out Of order.
bill fixing the pay and mileage OF tn
members Of the Legislature.
Adjourned until II o'clock xonda!
morning.
The Assembly was called 10 order Q
II A. II.
Green was transferred from the Com
mittes on Contingent Expenses and 40
counts to the Committee on Indian AMI
Military Affairs. and Mooney was sivsl
the vacancy on the former.
McBurney Of Elko presented . petition
for the removal Of District Judge Flaok
Mr.. MeBurnsy stated thatremonstranoe
a~Rsips. the petition would arrive In
few days.
Tusia. Of the Judiciary COMMITTEES
reported In favor Of the passags OF Al
sembly Bills Nos. I. 0 and II, and tha
q substitute had been drawn for Assem-
bly, Bill No. 2 (axipg Official fees AM
Compensatory. A minority repor
against both the bill and substitute wa
presented. Messrs. McBurnsy and Erns
reported favorably upon the bill to 70
fund the debt Of Elko county.
The Committee OF Public Morals 70
ported favorsbly upon the bill prohibit
ing the use Of firearms In public places
Msllon presented . substitute for AZ
sembly Bill No. q.
The substitute offered BY the Commit
tee on judiciary was ordered printed.
Bell, from the Committee on Way
I'D Mann yenorted asainat thu hill Az