Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-15
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
MONDAY, February ID.

| The committee On Engrossment reported as
correctly engrosssd Senate bill Nos 20, 30 and g.
a majority of the committee on Federal Rela-
tons reported favoraby Oh the bill authorizing
tho employment at Washington Of attorneys to
represent the State.
The committee on Railroads and fuerna I'M
provements reported Assembly bill No 10 with
out Recommendation.
The committee on Public Lands recommended
al amendment to Senate Oil No &C. AL act TO
amend an act regarding the sBle of public lands
the COMMITTEE on Indian Affairs letlrned the
bill relative to the earoln4elt Of the militia
| wiz bout recommendation.
The special committee ON Senate bill No 10
relative to TIE salaries of county officials recon-
,negslt d-a substitute.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
BY NesterfieId-T on aud alter Feb Is the
SeIate convene at 1890 A. C,rrioi.
4 resolution was adopted sujho.Iz ngtne Ser
geant at Arms to pay $3.50 to various parties
having monthly bills against the Legislature,
MESSAGES FROM ASSEMBLY.
Tie Clerk of the Assembly reported The pas
saaes If an act to provide revenue for the sup
| port II the State government ,so, an act to rlo-
vide fer the care Of destitute and abandoned
| children.
NOTICES.
| Policy gave notice that he would introduce
bill for the encouragement of raiiroai between
Humboldt Wells and the c. p r. r. in Elko
| county. 4
INTRODUCTION AND FIRT READING.
! Senate bill No So. an act to amend an act fix
ing the salaries of various county officers, was
referred to the committee Stale Affairs
By Brumsey-An act to prevent the employ
msnt Of fighters in Mines referred to he |
committee Mines and Mining.
By Shepherd-Au act to provide for the cleo |
ton of Board OF Regents for the State Unver- |
city, referred to the committee on State At |
fairs.
BY Povning-An act to amend the habeas
corpus act was referred to the judiciary com
mite.
By Gibson-Motion to reconsider Senate bill |
No 81. Carried referred to committee on Mines
and Mining.
BY Shepherd-Blll No 100, act fixing the
compensation of the various county officers. wss
referred to the Elko and Eureka deleg ,tions.
Assembly bill No 60, act to provide revenue
iOl tuc Sbpp'it VI lhS Actdte oO'Gill4NSIN, was
referred to the committee on Ways and Means
Assembly bill No So an act to provide for the
ears OF de>ttn'e chill rem, referred to the
committee Public Morals,
Senate bill No 10. act fixing the salaries or
various county officers. Substitute ordered en-
crossed.
Senate bill No 80, act to provide for the
sale OF public lands. Amendment adopted and l
till ordered engrossed.
Senate bill No s., an act authorizing the en-
pIoymeut of attorneys at Washington for the '
State of Nevada, was ordered,engrossed. {
Senate bill No 10, an act 10 provide for the en-
rollment of militia and the orga nization of u
National Guard.
Senate bill No &c. an act to regulate proceed :
ngs in courts of justice, WAS passed. G
Recess. c
AFTER RECESS.
Senate called to order al o'clock. 6
Senate bill No. 46. an act to amend act to reg il
ate proceedings in civil cases. Tabled until t
Friday next.
Assembly bill No %, an act relative to the \
State Library, was tailed until Friday next by a
vote of ~ to 10.
Senate bill No 46 was taken up and passed by g
unanimous vote.
SPECIAL ORDER. lp
Senate bill No g. act to provide for the b
xpeuses incurred by the coal burner IS war in
eureka county. n
A long debate followed in the discussion of 81
his bill, the principal point of dispute being fs
be charge per meal made by restaurants which q
furnished rations to the troops. Mcconnell was N
or retrenchment, and thought that so cents in el
tead of IS cents be allowed He denounced
he Eureka sodery carpet knights, to which CT
)oolin replied: p
Il repel this foul insinuation. The Old p
iuard which stood in the twilight of Waterloo, N
nd melted to their mother earth before the 81
reath of Welliugtons guns, after Napoleon m
ad fled the fatal field. the less brave Il
4 the service Of France than were the flower OF
ka chivalry III the service of the State when al
ickling the frey and beligereut coal burners,
body Of men, assure you. Mr.. Speaker, hard
throw down. lie
A burst of applause greeted this endorsement
the Nevada so!diery. The bill passed as it
riginslly stood.
An act concerning crimes and punishments,
produced by Gnlltg her, vas passed. ar
Assembly bill No So, an act to regulate crimi or
al proceedings in the courts Of justice, passed
Assembly bill No 81, act providing for the a.