Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-16
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
Tuesday, February Ii.
Senate met at IL o'clock

| Inc standing committee on stare ATdlrS
recommended tia passage OF an act fixing the
rates for official advertising.
The committee On State Affairs reported,
without recommendation, an act to provide
revenue for State affairs. Also, recommend-
ed the passage Of All act to prevent the sale
of unwhelesoue food.
Senate bill No 81, to amend act provia
ing for the government Of the S:atcs Prison.
The committee recommended its withdrawal
Also, recommended the passage OF an act sx
ing the salaries of county officials. Also, All
act t. provide for the election Of Board OF
| Regents Cor the State University.
The committee on Ways and Means recon-
mended Substitute for the bill mendin:s the
revenue act. Also, an amendment t. Dill NJ
&c. amending the revenue law. Also,
recommendation against the passage of Sen,
ate bill No A, defining The tilue III levying
taxes. Also, a Recommendation against be
BID agins the sale OF spirlt"ous Iiqu"rs. Also,
the passage of Senate bill No "a, fixin4 he
! fees III the settlement o. the estates Of de
ceased persons.
The committee ON C!a; ms cut the claim OF
E. b. Grlswoil OF Elko coun-y from 500 TO
500. The cauas OF sEessrs, Fl arris, Barrett
and Mckenzie, for services in The iudiau
| war, We're recommended.
| The minority committee on Federal Rela-
tions recommended against the passage of the
| bill employing attorneys IN Washington to
represent the State.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Senate bill Ne lOO, an act fixing the COM
pensation of various county officers, WAS taken
up and passed b. unanimous vote.
On motion of "erley, the vote en- Assembly
bill No 81 was rsconsder.d
On motion of Powning, Senate bill No 80
was reconsitered.
Senate bill No 80 was referred to the com
nittee State Affairs.
MESSAGES FROM ASSEMBLY.
The Clerk of the Assembly announced the
passage of bill defining the rights Of hus-
band and wife. Also, bill concerning mar
riages. Also, Assembly joint resolutions \ %
} relating to the Chinese treaty. Also, an act
to license the insurance business III Nevada
INTRODUCTION AMI FIRST READING.
By Schooling-Senats bill No l0l, to aro |
vide for the preservation Of fish. Referred |
to the committee State Affairs. |
Wheeler withdrew Senate bill No 81.
Recess until 80.
AFTER RECESS
Senate met at 1:3O.
INTRODUCTION AND FIRST READING.
Assembly DILL No 50, an act defining the
the Judiciary committee.
Assembly bill No a. an act concerning
marriages. Same course.
Assembly joint memorial and resolution
No 5. Referred to the committee sn Federal
Relations.
By Powniug, an act to amend act to pro
vide revenue for the support Of the govern
ment. Referred to Judiciary committee.
Assembly bill No So, an act to provide for
the government of towns and cities in Ne
vada Referred to the Storey county dele
cation.
Senate concurrent resolution No 6, to
abolish the mail service between Wells and
Ely. Passed.
BY Shepherd bill No 103, An act
70 provide for the election of Warden Of )
he Pene,entiary directly by the people.
Referred to committee On State Affairs.
GENERAL FILE AND THIRD READING
Senate In No "a, all act fixing the rates
# off csl advertising. Passed unanimously.
Seule-Bill 50, An act to prevent the sale =
# I'M holesome food.
Motion to engross lost.
Senate bill NJ 90, an act fixing the saar-
es of various county officers. Refused en-
Senate bill No 90, an act relating to the .
Regents of the University. Passed.
Senate bill Ne %, act fixing the salaries
f various county officers. Ordered en- -
rossed.
Senate bill No SO, an act TO provide rev.
nue. for the State government. Ordered en-
rossed and printed. =,
Senate bill No AZ, an act relating to taxes u
T spirituous liquors. Refused engrossnent. -
Senate bill No n, an act fixing the fees -
II settling the estates of deceased persons.
assed.
Adjourned. 49,