Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-27
STAND Nc COMMITTEES.

| boundaries recommended al act 10 regulate
the fees of county officials; also, reported Ga
an act to provide for the support of the gov
efnment If the State, and referred it to the
committee Ways aud Means; also, recon-
Eended the passage of Il bill relative 20 con-
vey&nces
The bill relative to mechanics liens was
not recommended.
\ biIt WAS tG'.red as a substitute for the
bill requiring elk and commissioners TO
make election tucns, with recommendss
tlo'i Of passage; also, Recommending the pas
sage Of bills 81 aad 30, Amending HE jury
oct
The committee on E3rcatien reported on
a bi, relative to the school law.
The Committee Oh Puh.ic Morals recon-
maaded the passage Of he act regarding The
sale OF buttc:.
The committee OIL E9srossnont rsporjosl
the various bills IN ,her hands !.sop4riy >n-
gross, d.
| The committee GA Ways and Mans recon-
mendel the passage o. a bill! prons4;tin. the
al acJ Concerning an act allowing claims t,
| various counties Ill the STATE; ;,:so, dee lining
10 reccmmt nd an ac5 for the cJnstl ucrloR u
| the State : prison.
| The bills for the erection of an insane
| asylum for the State We're returned without
| recommendation.
The committee on Education reported back
bills 90 and so (amending the school law
without recommendation.
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved, That 5000 roll calls be printed
for the use of the Senate.
Resolved, That s. 20 be Paid Miss Fran
els DICKINSON for copying the library re-
port
The Assembly reported the passage Of con-
| current resolutions regarding the care of in
digent insane.
Hobart of Eureka introduced bill to pro-
vide for the expenses of he coal burners war
in Eureka county.
The act provides for the payment Of $3.50 to
Mrs. tIllet for furnishing supplies to the
troops, and $40 for transportation furnished |
by the Eureka and Paisade R. r. Co. Re-
ferred to the committee on Claims.
Gallagher of Esmeralda introduced bill
regulating proceedings in civil cases. Re- |
fsrred to the Judiciary committee.
Also, an act amending an act concerning
crimes and punishments. Same action taken.
By Williams of Nye-A bill for the relief
of solvent debtors and protection of creditors.
Referred to the Judiciary committee.
Concurrent resolution to appoint commit
tee of two from the Senate and three from
tho Assembly to draw bill, if necessary,
outlining the most feasible plan for the cree
ton of an asylum for Nevada, and receive
bids for the care of insane patients. Adopted.
The Chair appointed Powning and Ham
mond on the committee, amid general laugh
ter.
GENERAL FILE.
EaAssembly bill reducing the salaries OF the
Motion by Meder-To amend by striking
out SC, 900 and inserting $1,000. Lost; bill
passed.
The substitute for Senate bill relative to
procedure in civil cases, permitting any man
of sound mind to testify, aside from the fact
that he is interested in the case, and has pre-
viously been convicted of felony, passed.
Bill relative to mechanics liens. The bill
fees the minimum of mechanics heus at So
instead of S25. Tabled.
Assembly bill to prevent the unauthorized
expenditure of State moneys (naklng such
expenditures mlsdemeancr) passed.
Assembly bill to prevent deception in the
manufacture and sale Of butter, was amended
to provide that eleomargarine butter shall be
stamped in letters half an inch square, and
adopted.
Schooling, in speech, opposed the bill.
Bill passed by vote of 10 to 4.
Assembly bill concerning the payment OF
claims against the State passed
Senate bill to provide fer the man.ainence
of public schools was ordered engrossed.
Senate bill relating to jurors was ordered
sngrossed.
Meder's Senate bill to provide for the
erection of an insane asylum at Reno was re-
ferred to the committee of the whole.
Pswning's asylum bill was referred to the
same committee.
Schoolipg's bill relative to mechanics liens