Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-02
ArrER RECESS.
Assembly.
The Assembly met at l1'o'slock.


The Assembly met at IL o'clock.
Messrs. Psnton and Organ received
leave Of absence.
Tusks, OF the Judiciary Committee.
reported In favor OF the substitute for
Senate Bill No. s; Senate Bills Nos. 20
and IS; Assembly Bills Nos. 81. 81 and
II. The committee recommended that
Senate Bill No. 81 be amended. and that
It dc pass.
The committee reported against the
passage Of section I and in favor Of sec
tons 9 and 8 Of the substitute for Sem
ate Bill No. g.. in relation to witnesses.
Kelly. Of the Committee on Federal
Relations. reported In favor Of Senate
Joint Resolution No. 2; unfavsrably to
the passage Of Assembly Resolution No.
4. and In favor Of Senate Concurrent
Resolution No. z.
Coffin moved for the reconsideration
Of Assembly resolution relating to recall.
ing Bill No. IS from the Senate. The
motion was carried.
Bell moved for Q reconsideration OF
the vote by which Bill No. IL, relative
to officers, their compensation, etc..
passed. The motion was carried,
johnson offered that Q joint memorial
and Q resolution be sent to Congress,
praying that q suitable tract OF land DO
set apart for the WssLoe Indians.
A joint resolution was offered by
Kelly that our representatives in Con-
grsss be requested to use their influence
to procure . change In the Constitution
and in the laws Of the United States
governing the method OF eleotipg United
States Senators. and to provide for their
election by the people ct the general
election In the respective States instead
Of an election by the Legislature or 9th.
erwise, and was referred 10 the Commit
tee on Federal Relations.
Messages were received from the Sem
ate, transmitting Senate Concurrent
Resolution No. IL. relative 10 the officers
and attaches Of the State Prison; Senate
Bill No. So. reducing and regulating the
salaries OF State officers. and regulating
the substitute for Assembly Bill No. 8,
defining misdsneanors; Assembly Bill
No. 40, to amend the Act relative to the
formation Of corporations; Assembly Bill
No. i3. to authorize County Commits
sionsrs to transfer surplus moneys from
o fund to another; Assembly Bill No.
q. to protect the State Treasury. and
Assembly Concurrent Resolution No. G.
relative 10 artesian wells.
Assembly Bill No. 70, concerning JUS
tees Of the Peace (makes them ex-oficio
C~oroners). wa referred 10 the Judiciary
Committee.
Assembly Bill No. "A. relative to mar
riagss. was referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
Assembly Bill No. rs, to fund the
Court-houss bonds Of Nye county, was
referred to the Nye county delegation.
Assembly Bill No. &c. introduced BY
Ernst, to prohibit the carrying Of cor.
seaied weapons. was referred to the Com.
mittss on Public Morals.
Assembly Bill No. n, to amend the
Act to regulate proceedings In civil cases,
was ordered printed and referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
Assembly Bill No. IS. introduced by
Moriarty, 10 amend the Act relative to
the sale Of opium and prohibiting the
keeping Of places Of resort for ths use
Of the same, was ordered printed and
referred to the Committee on Public
Morals.
The substitute for Senate Bill No. 5.
to amend the Act to regulate proceed
OF 30.
Senate Resolution No. 2, relative to
the Act Of Congress granting pensions
to Veterans Of the Mexican var, passed
by Q vote OF II.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. z.
relative to the Constitution, passed BY
vote Of SO to q.
Senate Bill No. So. to amend the Act
concerning jurors (provides that electors
Who cannot speak or understasd the
English language shall not b drawn o.
jurors), passed By . vote Of 81.
At 1875 The Assembly took Q rsosss
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