Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-17
Assembly.

LUG hb5oWoiy met ~ ~ v caosA'
Mooney. Condor and MCGOWAN were
granted leave OF absence.
Blair, OF the Committee on State
Prison Affairs, reported In favor OF Sen
ate Bill No. 81, for the Communication for
good behavior OF the time Of prisoners.
johnson. Of the Committee on Inter
nal Improvements. reported In tsvsr Of
Senate Bill No. ~, relative to public
highways.
Green, Of the Committee ON Claims,
reported In favor OF Senate Bill No. 81.
In reference to the osal burners war.
With amendments. :.
The same committee reported unfa-
vorably to Assembly Bill No. 6S. to pay
the claim OF Ben. Edison. and to Assem-.
bly, Bill No. 80. for the relief Of Walter
Tolles.
Mooney and Ballingsr. OF the Com
mittee on Public Morals. reported IN.
favorably to Assembly Bill No. 60. to
prevent gaming.
Corbett submitted Q minority report In
favor OF the same bill.
Corbett, Of Same committee. reported
In favor OF Assembly Bill No. lis, to aid
the benevolent societies In providing for
the care OF INDECENT insane.
Drexler, OF the committee appointed
to notify the Commissioners for the In.
sane, reported that another bid for the
$500 ..sI tHs~aa ksH knon SAaAtUaA
from Louis B. Epstein, Of Carson.
The Humboldt delegation reported 10
favor OF Bill No: so. % amended, for ths
relief Of j. F. Abel.
Smyth offered Q resolution that here
after the House convsne at 1890 A. n.
Merrill moved for o reconsideration Of
the vote by which Assembly Concurrent
Resolution No IA. relative to mining
patents, was lost.
Motion carried.
Messages were received from the Sen.
ate transmitting various bills.
Tuska introduced Bill No. III. 10 pro.
vide for the care OF thu insane. which
Was ordered printed and referred to thu
Special Committee for the Insane.
The bill provides for the purchase Of
the Steamboat Springs property. and
creates q Board Ut Commissioners.
Assembly Bill No. Is, to make the
Lieutenant Governor sx-of1cio Warden
Of the State Prison. was ordered printed
and referred TO the Committee on State
Prison.
Assembly Bill No. 1l9. to create . Are
department fund In uninoorporatsd
towns, was read . second time and placed
at the bottom OF the Ale.
Assembly Bill No. 100. to amend the
Act for the maintenance and supervision
Of public schools, was read . second time
and placed at the bottom OF the file.
Senate Bill No. 100. fixing the com.
pensation Of various county officers.
deputies aud ~jailsrs, was referred 10 the
Eureka and Elko delegation.
Senate Bill No. %. fixing the rates for
official advertising. Wal referred TO the
Committee on Printing.
Senate Joint Resolution No. 6, rela.
tive to the establishment OF . mail line
between the town OF Wells, In Elko
county, via Cherry Greek. to the town
OF Ely, in White Pine comfy. Passed
unanimously.
Senate Bill No. "a. fixing the fees to
be allowed and collected 10 the settle.
ment OF estates OF deceased persons,
and In matters pertaining 10 the manage.
m.nt Of affairs Of minors, was referred
to the judiciary Committee.
Senate Bill No. 90. to amend the Act
to provide for the election Of . Board Of
Regents Of the University, fixing thsiz
term Of Office and defining their duties.
was ordered printed and referred to the
Committee on State Affairs.
Assembly Bill No. 70. relative to cleo.
tons. vas lest BY . vote OF 26 10 10.
Recess taken until ! ?. Y.
AYTxa RECESS.
The Assembly convened Of ! P. y.
Senate Bill No. 4S. supplementary to
and ~amsndatory Of the Act concerning
crimes and punishmsnts, passed by Q
vote OF % 70 II.
Assembly Bill No. SO. to disincor.
porsts the town Of Gold Hill, passed BY
. unanimous vote.
Assembly Bill No. 50. 10 disincor-
pora,s the city Of Virginia. passed By q
unanimous v6ts.
Assembly 1ill No. ~. In relation 70