Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-11
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TENTH Observation-Disclosures DAT.
Senate

Senate.
CAasoN. February 10. 1881.
The Senate met ct II o'clock. Senator
Powniae in the chair.
The Judiciary Committee (by ma
jority) rssommsnded the passage Of .
bill to pay the claim Of W. n. Little,
amounting to $500. the balance due
from the State for the purchase OF the
water right for the use Of the State. The
committee held that the Commissioners
had ovsrstsppsd their duties BY purchas-
ing In sxcess OF the appropriation, but
that an innocent party should not suffer
through their act.
The minority represented . report Cd
verse to the passage Of the bill.
A majority Of the Eureka and White
Pine delegations reported fsvorsbly
upon the bill to dstaoh Q portion Of
While Pine county and add It 10 Eureka
county. A minority reported unfavora.
bly, upon the bill.
A message from the Governor m
nounced that hs had deposited With the
Secretary Of State Q substitute for Senate
Bill No. rs, an Act defining the duties
Of certain attaches Of tho State Gov
eminent.
King moved the printing Of the NIL
nority report OF the Judiciary CON.
mittse.
King moved that the rules bs sus-
pended and the vote BY which thu sub.
siitute for Senate Bill No. 28 was lost
BE- reoonsidered. Motion lost.
The Clerk Of the Assembly announced
the passage Of Assembly Bill No. SO, an
Act for the relief OF the sufferers OF the
Franktovn disaster. Also, Assembly
substitute for Senate Concurrent Reso-
luton No. IS. Also, Assembly Bill No.
IS, an Act for the relief OF sursties ON
official bonds.
Gibson gave notice OF . bill to amend
an Act for the preservation OF Wild
game. M
Farrell introduced Senate Bill No. 90,
an Act to pay the claim OF j. O. Powell,
Assessor Of Eureka county. Referred to
the Committee on Claims.
Assembly Bill No. 20. an Act to regu'
late proceedings In civil cases. was lost
Assembly Bill No. 43. an act TO author.
ize the attachment Of the fees OF State
and county officers, was passed.
Recess taken until 1:30.
AFTER RECESS.
Assembly Bill No. II. TO regulate pro.
esedinRs In civil cases, was lost by {
unanimous vote.
Assembly bill providing for the restora'
ton Of lost records was passed.
Substitute for Assembly Bill No. 40,
an Act defining the duties and response
bilities Of pawnbrokers. was lost.
Assembly Bill No. 50. an Act to pro
tsct the wages OF labor, was passed.
Senate Bills Nos. 20 and 80 were taker
from the table and placed on Ale.
The Committee on Claims reported
favorably on Senate Bill No. rs, an AcI
to supply deficiencies for State printing
and official advertising.
The bill OF the State Printing ExperI
was allowed. the Committee reporting
at the same time, that the amount pei
diem was out Of all proportion for th'
services rendered, but q the salary VA
hxsd by Law. the Committee had M
option the matter. They also reported
substitute for Senate Bill No. IS. TO pa,
the claim OF 8. Il. Msrlstts, and recon-
mended its passage.
Assembly memorial TO Congress, Il
put the Wsshoe Indians On . reserva
ten. came up and caused Q long debate
Tabled.
Assembly Bill No. II, IN Act to. dc
tach q portion OF White Pine county ant
add IL to Eureka county, on the pay
ment to White Pine by Eureka Of $4,000
came up.
Amended by making the indsmnit!
$500. and the bill passed.
Adjourned to Friday.
Assembly.
The Assembly met at II O'Clock.