Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-22

Legislature shall also appoint . Board
OF Mining Examiners, to consist OF three
men OF at least fifteen year, experience
IN practical mining. and authorizes said
board 70 advance 10 owners OF mines
unable TO develop their mines without
State Aid not to exceed $4,000. to be
repaid 70 the State ont Of the first net
proceeds Of said mines.
Manages were received from the Sen
ate, transmitting various bills.
Moriarty gave notice that hs would
introduce Q bill TO establish the price Of
water In all counties having q popula-
ton OF 1000 or more.
Gignoux introduced. without previous
notice. bill No. l27. TO amend the ACT TO
provide for the taxation OF the net pro.
oeeds OF the mines, which was ordered
printed and referred to the Committee
90 Mines and Mining.
The bill proposes to establish the tar
on ores and tailinRs, the gross yield OF
which 10 below yl2 per ton.
Assembly Bill No. l2s, 70 amend the
Act 70 provide State revenue. Was read
the hrst time.
smyth, Of the Committee on County
Boundaries, submitted . substitute for
Assembly Bill No. LOG, to amend tia
Act 70 provide State revenue, and
recommended Ito passage.
The bill to rsdistriot the State Was
referred 70 the judiciary Committss.
Tuska's bill, No. GO, for the relief Of
insolvsnt debtors and the protection OF
creditors. wa amended add ordered en-
crossed.
Consideration OF Assembly Bill No.
100. 10 amend the Act to regulate pro.
ossdinss In civil cases, was indefinitely
postponed.
Senate Bill No. u, liking the fees to
be allowed and collected II the settle
mont Of estates Of deceased persons, was
laid on table.
Assembly Bill No. l2e. relative to
o~flcers, term Of officers, conduct. etc.,
was ordered printed and referred to the
Committee Of the Whole.
Assembly Bill No. SO 10y COMM, to
repeal the Act relative 10 ofnoial bonds
and to abolish the same was amended
and tha House then took . recess OF one
hour.
Arrrn RECESS.
The Assembly convened at I p. n.
Cofin's bill. TO abolish official bonds.
was amended 90 q to take effect from
January I. 1883, and the bonds now il
force shall Be valid until the Act goes
into effect.
On motion Of CONN the roll va,
called, and MsGowan being absent with.
ont leave. the Ssreesnt.at.Arms was In.
struoted to bring him In.
On motion OF Organ, Mr.. MCGOWAN
was hnsd 81 and allowed 10 take hii
seat.
Barrett moved to amend further BY
adding another section: ~Providine
that this bill shall not Affect the bonds
OF the Public Administrators." The
motion was carried but the bill failed to
pass by ons vote.
Substitute for Assembly Bill No. 100,
to amend the Act relative TO attorneys
and couussllors-at.law. was adopted and
considered e~ngrossed.
Englis moved to strike out the word
''citiEsn" and insert ''mals."
Bell and Berry objected. Both were
in favor OF allowing ladies to practice
law, and saw no reason why lawyers
should 10 afraid Of the competition oil
ladies In that profession.
The motion was lost.
A motion BY Conn, 10 indefinitely
postpone the whole matter. raj also
lost, and the bill passed BY a vote Of Sc
10 Is.
On motion OF Drexlsr. the Consolida.
ton Bill mo. 58) was taken up and the
amendments BY the Senate were Don.
CURED In.
Assembly Bill No. 1ls. making the
Lieutenant Governor ex-of1cio Warden
OF the State Prison. was Withdrawn BY
the author.
Assembly Concurrent Resolution No.
20. relative to State Prison labor being
used In constructing q reservoir near
Carson and . ditch 10 the cemetery
where Mexican and civil war veterans
are buried. passed by . vote Of 40 to /.
Senate Bill No. SO. to amend the Act
to provide for the election Of 3 Board Of
Regents. passed by . vote OF 29 to 10.
On motion Of Englis, Assembly Bill
No. 1913. relative to the insane, which
passed the Senate. wal ordered en-
crossed.
On motion Of Bell. the special order
for tonight at z O'Clock was postponed
until Wednesday at 2 P. n.
Cofan gave notice that on wednesday
hs would move that the Assembly adopI
Cushipg's Manual instead Of Jefferson's,
At $40 P. N. the House adjourned
until Wednesday at 1880 o'clock A. N,