Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-27
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
Adjoure'
WEDNESDAY, January &c.

Richards, Of the committee on Enroll
ment, reported bills No. + and II correctly
enrolled.
Green, of the committee on Claims,
reported in favor Of the payment Of the
claim Of T. s. Eldredge.
Green, of the committee Oh Claims, re
ported Assembly bill No. 35, to pay the
claim OF j c.. Powell, without recommend
alton.
The following message from the Senate
was received, transmitting Assembly con
current resolution relative to the manage
mcnt OF the Orphans Home, which was
read the first time. Also Assembly con-
current resolution No. 10, to provide for
the payment OF the Claim Of .tafnes Buck
ner for services rendctea in c;,.ist ing lnlii-
sia in Humboldt county, was read :. second
time.
Tuslla gaze notice that he would intro
duco a bill for the relief Of insoivont dej5
0rs and the protection OF creditors.
Mooney gave notice OF a bill for tbs pro
lection Of workingmen's wages.
The bill to provide for certain claim ;
against the State was referred 70 the com
mittee on Claims.
Tuaka's bill TO regulate wafer rates WAS
ordered printed and referred TO the com
mittee on Corporations.
Longiy's bill to protect the State Treas
ury WAS referred to the Judiciary commit
tee.
The substitute for Assembly bill No 2,
to regulate the fees and compensation OF
officials, came up.
On motion OF Smyth the bill was laid Oh
the table.
Assembly bill No. SO, to authorize the
Board of County Commissioners to transfer
surplus moneys from one fund to another,
in incorporated towns, passed by vote of
46.
Assembly bill No. II, to amend the act
relative to the compensation of State officers,
was ordered engrossed as amended.
Assembly bill No. 30, to amend the act
for the protection of the wages of Iaborers,
passed by a vote of 46.
Assembly bill No "a, to amend the act
relative to the office of the Secretary of
State, passed by a vote Of SO to 7.
The substitute for Senate bill No. 2, to
create Boards of County Examiners, came
up.
A motion by Tuska to amend the bill by
that the moneys in the various
funds be counted once month, and once
every quarter, was carried.
The substitute passed by vote Of A.
Senate bill No. II to fix the salaries of
various county officers, passed by vote of
- to 3.
At half-past y recess of one hour was
taken.
AFTER RECESS.
Senate joint resolution No. 4, to appoint
1 committee of three from the Senate and
four from the House to consider and report
On the bill relative to the reapportlonment
Of Senators and Assemblymen, was adopted
by vote OF "a.
Senate concurrent resolution No. 5, rela-
i've to printing copies of the biennial report
Of the Adjutant General, was adopted by a
vote of 33 to g..
Assembly bill No. 8, to create Boards of
County Examiners, was laid on the table.
The substitute for Assembly bill No. Is,
relative to the reapportionment Of Senators
md Assemb ymen, was ordered engrossed.
The substitute for Assembly bill No. B,
% define misdemeanors, passed by a vote
Of 81 to 8.
The substitute for Assembly bill No. Is,
.mendatory of and supplementary to the
.ct to create Boards of County Commission
,rs, requiring a recommendation from prop
srty taxpayers before the Board of County
can grant aid to INDECENT
'ick, passed by a vote of SO to 5.
Assembly bill No. IS. to pay the claim Of
J. G. Powell, of Eureka county, was ordered
referred to the Committee of
he Whole, and made the special order for |
friday, after the bill which was made the
special order for o'clock has been con-
idered.
Senate bill No. IS, to provide for the pay
nent of the claim of 4. S. Eidredge, was
made the special order for Monday, at |
o'clock, and will be considered in Commit
ee of the Whole.
A message was received from the Gov
rnor informing the House that he had ap-
proved the bill to refund the bonded debt
# Elko county, and transmitting the same.