Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-24

the rates Of fares on railroads, was 70
TERED 10 the Committee on Railroads
and Corporations.
Assembly Bill No. 1913, concerning
justices OF the Peace. was referred to
the Judiciary Committee.
Assembly Bill No. 1874, to authorize
the Board OF State Prison Commission.
ers 70 purchase certain real estate near
The State Prison, was referred 10 the
COMMITTEE on State Prison Affairs.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 10,
relative 70 appointing Q Joint committee
% investigate the alleged frauds In the
State Printing Ofaos. was adopted.
Senate Bill No. s5, to pay the claim
Of E. II. Griswold, sx-Asssssor Of Elko
county, was referred to the Committee
on Claims.
Assembly Bill No. s5, to disincorpo-
rate the city Of Austin, was read the
nrst time.
Substitute for Senate Bill No. =. for
the relief OF 8. b. Marlstts, was 70.
ferred TO the Committee on Claims.
Tuska's bill. to amend the Act to pro-
vide State revenue. was referred to the
Committee on Judiciary.
Senate Bill No. 81, to amend the Act
relative to officers, their term Of ONCE,
sonduct while In of1os, etc.. passed by
unanimous vote.
Bell introduced Bill No. 1856, relative
10 manufacturing industries carried on
Of the Prison, was referred to the Com.
nittee on Ways and Means.
Senate Bill No. go. to amend the Act
to regulate proceedings In civil eases.
passed by . unanimous vote.
On motion Of Bell the House went
into Committee OF the Whole, Mckenzie
IN the chair. to consider Assembly Bill
No. l85. the General Appropriation bill
to meet the deficiencies for the sever.
teenth and eighteenth fsosl years.
After various amendmsnts the oom.
mittee rose and reported In favor Of the
passage Of the bill.
At 1880 . recess OF q hour was
taken.
AFTER RECESS.
The Assembly convened at $50 p. n.
Senate Bill No. 50. to amend the Act
TO regulate prooesdingsin criminal cases.
passed by . vote OF Il.
Senate Bin No. 40. to regulate pro-
osedinss In civil cases. passed.
Senate Bill No. "a, TO amend the Act
concerning crimes and punishments,
passed by Q vote OF 40 to /.
Assembly Bill No. 81, fixing the sal.
aries OF county officers, was referred
back to the Storey county delegation.
The hour for the special order having
arrived. Assembly Bill No. 100. to regu.
late the charges for carrying. storing
etc.. Of property aud carrying pssssn.
gers by Interstate r~ailrosas, was taken
up first.
Corbstt moved 10 amend BY striking
out in Section 0, sixth line, the word
Ave" and inserting In is place the word
"two."
Smyth protested against the adoption
Of the amendment, - its effect would bs
to kill the bill.
The motion Was lost by . vote Of AZ
10 2.
The bill passed by . vote Of 45 to q.
Waldorf's bill mo. 46) in relation to
railroads whose tsrmini are within the
State. was taken up.
The ayes and noes were called for on .
motion to consider the bill spgrOssed.
and the motion was carried.
Barrett msved to amend Section ! by
inserting after the word railroad "sither
Of" 80 10 TO read ''either OF the tsrmini."
and by inserting the said two words In
after sections Of the bill where required.
The motion was carried.
On motion, further consideration Of
the bill Wal postponed until Thursday,
ct 2 o'clock P. n.
At4 o'clock P. M.,ths House adjourned
until z O'Clock this evening.
EVENING SESSION.
During the evening session the follow
ing bills passed the House
Senate Bill No. Oh. to pay claims
amounting to $349, arising out OF the
coal. burners war in Eureka.
Senate Bill Ne. So. for the relief Of
Kimble 4 Swallow. $3.50 for hay, etc.,
furnished the militia during the White
Pine Indian war.
Senate Bill No. 81, to prevent the
a%dulteration Of milk.