Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-28
Assembly.
CARSON, February 25.
EVENING SESSION.

EVENING SESSION.
The Assembly convened at z P. n.
Assembly Bill No. "A. concerning fees
and compensation for official services.
came up.
+. On motion OF Coffin, further consider.
alton Of the bill was indefinitely post
.poned.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 10.
that Q committee OF Ave. two from the
Senate and three from the Assembly. be
appointed to investigate the alleged
frauds In the State Printing Office, was
adopted.
Assembly Bill No. SO, 10 amend the
Act TO provide State revenue. was rs-rs-
ferred TO the Ways and Means Com
mittee.
Assembly Bill No. 1876, relative to the
manufacturing industries carried on at
the State Prison, came up.
On motion OF Bell, the House resolved
itself into Committee Of the Whole. With
the Speaker In the chair. to consider this
bill.
On motion OF Plank. the committee
arose and reported In favor Of the bill.
The bill passed BY q vote OF a to IL.
Substitute for Assembly Concurrent
Resolution No. II, relative to patents In
mining claims. was lost BY . vote Of 10
to 20.
Assembly Bill No. 1876. for the better
protection Of miners, passed by . vote Of
so TO 4.
A resolution, by Merrill. that ASSEM-.
bly, Bill No. "a DO recalled from the Sec
rotary Of State for correction. Was
adopted.
Messages were received from the Sen.
ate Transmitting various bills.
The Speaker appointed Plank, Green
and Duffy q committee 10 investigate
the alleged frauds In the State Printing
Once.
Mckenzie, Of the Committee on Mines
and Mining, reported In favor OF Assem-.
bly, Concurrent Resolution No. "a. In
relation to amending the Constitution.
At9P. II. the Senate adjourned until
10 o'clock tomorrow.
SATURDAY, February 20.
COMMITTEE RfpoRrs.
The Assembly met at 10 O'Clock.
Blair, on State Prison, reported In
favor Of Assembly Bill No. 1874. to au.
thorixs the purchase Of certain real e.
tate near the State Prison.
Bell, on Ways and Means, reported In
favor OF substitute for Senate Bill No.
103, 10 authorize . State loan.
Green, ON Claims, reported In favor
OF substitute for Senate Bill No. IS, for
the relief Of 8. Il. Msrlstts.
Bradshaw. from the Committee on
Agriculture, reported ~unfavorably ON
Assembly Bill No. $50. to regulate the
standard quality and price Of gas.
MEssAoEs YaoM THE GOVERNOR.
Messages were received from the Gov.
srnor announcing bis approval Of the
following bills No. l12. concerning
labor; No. 1913. to provide for the care
OF the insane; Assembly substitute for
Senate Bill No. 4, to amend the Act to
provide for the appointment OF Notaries
Public; Assembly Bill No. 60. to amend
the Act to provide State revenue; No. 80,
supplementary to the Act TO authorize
School Trustees In Wsshoe county TO
issue bonds for school purposes; Assem-.
bly, Bill No. 4, to serve liens for msshsn.
loo and others; No. 80, to amend the
Act 70 protect the wages Of laborers;
No. 50. to amend the Act to provide for
the registration Of names Of electors,
and to prevent frauds at elections; No.
SO, to amend the Act to regulate pro-
osedings In criminal cases No. rs, TO
fund the courthouse bonds Of Nys
county.
Cofan moved for Q reconsideration Of
the vote By which Assembly Bill No. So,
to pay the claim Of Ben. Edison, was
lost yesterday.
smyth Moved for Q reconsideration
Of the yots BY which the Senate Bill No.
40. relative to the payment Of the
County Commissioners Of Eureka,
passed yesterday.
Ayes and noes called and the motion
lost.
Waldorf moved to reconsider the vote
BY which bis Railroad bill wss lost yes
tsrdsy. Lost.
Organ moved to reconsider the vote
By which Bill Ne. SO, relative to rail.
roads, was Lost yesterday. Lost.
Assembly Bill No. 80. 70 amend the
Act concerning the settlement Of estates
OF decssssd persons, was amended BY
the Senate, and the smsudmsnts were
eoneurrsd IN By the Assembly.
Senate Bill 70 amend The Act 70 pro-
hibit he sals Of intoxisatine ddatS 70