Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-02
HOUSE pEassCEEDENGs.
TUESDAY. Februc1 , LIST.

| TUESDAY, tebru11F LIST.
| Assembly convened at Il A. NJ.
! Messrs. Penton and Organ received leave
Of absence.
Tuska, of the Judiciary committee, re-
| ported in favor of the substitute for Senate
bill No 5; Senate bills Nos % and IS; As
| semblv bills Nos 81. 81 aud Il. The com
mittee recommended that Senate bill No 81
be amended and that it do pass.
The colnmi,te reported against the pas
sage Of section l and in favor Of sections :,
and 3 Of the substitute for Senate Till No ),
in relation 10 witnesses
Y. T. Kelly, of the committee on Federal
RESOLUTION No .; unfavorably to the pas
sage of Assembly resolution No !, and in
favor OF Senate concurrent resolution No T..
Coffin moved for the reconsideration of
Assembly resolution relating to recalling
bill No Is from the Senate The motion
was carried
Bell moved for reconsideration Of tie
vote by which bill No II, relative to Off
GERS, their compensation, etc, passed. The
motion was carried.
Johnson offered joint memorial to Con
gress, praying that a suitable tract of land
be set apart for the Washoe indians
A joint resolution was offered by Kelly
that our representatives in Congress be re-
quested to use their influence to procure
change in the Constitution and in the laws
Of the United States governing the method
of elscting United States Senators and to
provide for their election by the people at
the general election in the respective States
instead of an election by the Legislature or
and was referred to the commit
tee on Federal relations.
Messages were received from the Senate,
transmitting Senate concurrent resolution
No IS. relative to the officers and attaches
of the State Prison; Senate bill No 50, re-
ducing and regulating the salaries of State
officers, and regulating the substitute for
Assembly bill No3, defining misdemeanors;
Assembly bill No 40, to amend the act rel |
alive to the formation of corporations; As
sembly bill No 43, to authorize County Com
nlssioners to transfer surplus moneys from |
one fund to another; Assembly bill No 81, |
10 protect the State Treasury, and Assem- !
oily concurrent resolution No 6, relative to |
artesian wells.
Assembly bill No 70, concerning Justices
If the Peace (makes them ex-officio Coro-
aers1, was referred to the Judiciary com
nittee.
Assembly bill Ne "A, relative to marriages
vas referred to the Judiciary committee.
Assembly bill No IS, to fund the Court
House bonds of Nye county, was referred
o the Nye county delegation
Assembly bill No rs, introduced by
ernst, to prohibit the carrying of concealed
was referred to the committee on
Public Morals.
Assembly bill No II, t. amend the act to
egulate proceedings in civil cases, was
,rdered printed and referred to the Jude
airy committee.
Assembly bill No IS, introduced by Nor
arity, to amend the act relative to the sale
# opium and prohibiting the keeping OF
,lacas of resort for the Use of the same, was
rdered printed and referred to the COM
nit ee on Public Morals.
The substitute for Senate bill No 5, to
mend the act to regulate proceedings in
ivil cases, passed by a vote of 20.
Senate resolution No 2, relative to the act
f Congress granting pensions to veterans
f the Mexican war, passed by vote of Al.
Senate concurrent resolution No 7, rela-
i've to the Constitution, passed by a vote
s to q
Senate bill No IS, to amend tho act con.
erning jurors (provides that electors who
an not speak. or understand the English
anguage shall not be drawn as jurors
assed by vote of 81.
At 1925 the House took recess untill1 80.
AFTER RECESS.
Assembly convened at 1:30 o'clock.
Deexler made motion, out of order,
hitch was carried, to inform the Senate
nat the Assembly had reconsidered the