Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-02


boundaries. reported In favor Of Bill
No. i4a. fixing the price Of lands within
the limits Of the Central Pacific Railroad
grants. eto.
Tuska, Of the Judiciary Committee.
reported favorably ON Senate Bill No.
As. for the relief Of W. N. Little; nm
.favorably on Senate Bill No. 100. for
additional compensation Of Shsriffs In
certain cases; favorably IN Assembly
Bill No. 14s. concerning proceedings IN
civil cases: without Recommendation on
Senate Bill No. 118, concerning sursties
on official bonds.
The special committee. composed OF
the Eureka. Lincoln and White Pine
delegations, and the Standing Commit.
tees on Railroads and Corporations.
submitted o majori,y report in favor Of
the bill to encourage the construction OF
q railroad from Eureka to the Colorado
river.
Parker submitted Q minority report
untavorable to the said bill.
The joint committee appointed to
visit the State Prison and investigate
the cases Of prisoners deserving Of par.
don submitted their report.
Assembly Bill No. l92. to redistrict
the State for judicial purposes, was re-
fsrred to Q committee Of one from each
county.
On motion OF Adams. Assembly Bill
No. SO. for the relief Of J. @. Powell. Of
Eureka, for enrolling militia, was taken
from the table and placed at the bottom
Of the hls.
On motion Of Coffin, the vote by
which Bill No. 122 was referred to .
committee Of one from each county was
reoonsidered and the bill referred to Q
committee consisting OF Condor, Barrett
and Adams.
Shepard introduced q bill, Ne. 100, to
amend the Act fixing, the salaries OF
county officers. which. under q suspsn.
sion Of the rules. passed.
Bradshaw gave notice Of reconsider.
alton OF this vote.
On motion Of Adams. tho Eureka and
Colorado Railroad bill was made the
special order for 2 o'clock.
Assembly Bill No. l6l. to authorize
the Board OF Commissioners Of Nys
county to issue bonds. was passed.
Recess taken for one hour.
AFTER RECESS.
Senate Bill No. ll5. to amend the Act
to regulate proceedings In civil cases, OF.
enptins $50 Of Q mans wages from OK.
ecution. The bill was amended 90 % to
exempt $3.50. and the bill passed.
EnRlis gave notice Of reconsideration
OF this vote.
The Committee on Claims reported In
favor Of tho Appropriation bill, to pay
deficiencies for the seventeenth and
eighteenth fiscal years.
A resolution to pay D. Donovan. Bar.
gsaut.st.Arms, $592 %. was referred to
the Committee on Contingent Expenses.
The Committee OF Reference reported
having agreed to the following amend.
ments to Assembly Bill No. l22. to 70.
district the State: Section 8 Of printed
bill, at line IS. shall read ~ follows: ''Oi
the Sixth District $1,000. Of which sum
the county OF Eureka shall pay $500.
the county OF White Pine shall pay
$500. and the county OF Lincoln shall
pay $780,"
The amendments were ooncurred In.
Tho Committee on Trades aud Man.
utactures reported the bill to establish
the price OF water, without recommends.
ton.
The Ways and Means COMMITTEES re.
ported In favor Of Senate Bill No. LAT.
10 procure meteorological reports.
A resolution that the State Controller
be directed to pay the Chief Clerk Of the
Assembly $sS for extra clerical work wal
adopted.
Assembly Bill No. 142, fixing tbs prio.
Of land within the limits OF the Central
Pacific Railroad grant, passed.
The Eureka aud Colorado Railroad
bill passed by q vote OF 43 to 2.
Tbs bill to respportion the Legislature
passed.
McBurney gave notice OF a reconsid'
Grafton OF the vote BY which the bill
passed.
The COMMITTEES on Public Morals 70.
ported In favor OF the bill to amend The
Act to prohibit the sale Of intoxicating
drinks to minors.
Also, 10 favor OF tho bill 10 prohibit
the carrying Of concealed weapons BY
minors.
Also. without Recommendation, The
bill to prevent fraudulent gaming.
At 4 o'clock the House adjourned I'M
I'll Z o'clock tonight.
EVENING SESSION..
The following bills passed the Assem-.
bly, at the evening session For release
OF bullion tax penalties; to repeal the
Act passed In 1877, to authorize the
publication OF the laws; for relief Of j.
b. Griswold; to prohibit the sale OF In.
toxicsting drinks 10 minors; to procure
meteorological reports; to pay dsAoien.
cies In appropriations for the seventeenth
and eighteenth fiscal years.