Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-13
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TENTH sEssIoN-rIxrH DAY.
0ssase.
CAnsoN. January II. 1881.
Senate met ct II o'clock.
Prayer BY the Chaplain.
Leave Of abssncs granted to Hainss.
nxronrs or COMMITTEE.
The Committee on State Affairs re-
ported ON Senate Bill No. II. entitled
"An Act to regulate the salaries OF
county officers" and recommended the
passage of the bill.
Tho Committee on Agriculture re-
turned the memorial from the Society
for the Advancement Of Science. and re-
ported that the State had already made
provision in the matter.
The Committee on Public Morals re-
ported Senate Bill Ne. Z. and recon-
msndsd that Il b indefinitely postponed.
The Committee on Federal Rslsions.
having the memorial on the Chissss
Treaty under consideration. recommend
Cd it, passage.
Resolutions were introduced a. fol-
lowe:
By Brumssy-A concurrent resolution
msmorializing Congress In favor Of the
ratification OF the new Chinese treaty.
providing that Il u In accordance with
the views Of the people OF the Pscihc
coast, - shown By the vote Of Nevada
and California against Chinese tmmigra-
ton. Referred to the Committss on
Federal Rslaiioas.
By Hobart-A joint resolution that
| the Congress Of the United States Be
asksd to provide for the pensioning OF
survivors OF ths Mexican war. The
resolution prevailed.
NOTICES.
Gallagher gave notice Of the introduo-
ton Of . bill making II grand larceny to
steal live stock. regardless Of the value
OF such stock.
Tolley gave notice that he would intro.
ducs . bill to regulate the purchase OF
mining stocks.
The Chair appointed Fox. hobart and
Pownins . Committee on Public Print
ing.
Mcconnell introduced . bill entitled
An Act to Regulate the Charaes for
transporting Passengers on Railrosds
Passing Entirely Through the State.
rFixss the rate at four cents per mile. ]
Referred to Conmittss on Railroads.
Gibson's bill mo. 81 on railroads, wal
ordered ~snerossed.
Senate Bill No. !. introduced by
Pownipg. to reduce the number OF Oh.
csrs Of the Legislature and reduce their
pay, was taken up. The COMMITTEES on
State Affairs reported the bill back to the
Senate, with the recommendation that Il
pass. with several amendments made BY
the COMMITTEES. After accepting the
amendment tie Senate ordered the bill
reprinted.
Pownine made . report. out Of order.
recommending The printing Of the Ad.
jutant Generals report. Adopted.
A communication from the Secretary
Of State. relative to the time OF the meet
ing Of the Legislature. was received.
embodied In . resolution passed BY the
Ninth session, which recommended the
passage Of the amendment 10 the Consti-
tuition. The amendments passed.
The Senate joint resolution Endorsing
the treaty With the Chinese Empire wal
read for the second time. the rules sus'
pended and the resolution adopted.
A committee consisting OF Messis,
Tusks, CONN and Moriarty were intro
aucsd from the Assembly. to invite th'
Senate to proceed to take seats In thu
House and vote on joint ballot.
The S.nsts then fled into the House
and proceeded to business.
The Assembly was called to order q
IL A. u.
Condor Of White Pine offered . con
surr.nt resolution m~smorializins Con
Rrsss In favor Of the ratification OF thu
new Chinese treaty. Referred to thu
Committee on Federal Rslations.'
Knight Of Eureka offered . joint rsso
luton granting the County Recorder o
Eureka county leave Of absence. Re
ferr.d to the Eureka delegation.
Senate Bill No. 8 was read . sssons
time, ordered printed and referred to tn
judiciary COMMITTEES.
Taylor introduced . bill 10 6x the ses
sion Of the Legislature at forty days
Ordered printed and referred to thu
Committee on Ways and Means.
EuRlis introduced . bill 10 rsspPortioi
the Senate and Assembly. Referred q
the Committee On Counties and Count,
Boundaries.
Waldorf introduced . bill AIing u,
salary Of members Of the Legislature q
% per day. aftsrn cents per mile To-
mileage. and providing that the sppro
priation for stationery, etc.. shall not b
more than GAS per member. Referee
to the CQnmittss on Contingent Ell
psnses. 49,.
Drexler introduced . bill TO prohibi
members OF any Board Of County Com
miasionsrs from making advances o.
public moneys or property to INDECENT OIL
sick persons, and providing Tor the sx
tension Of aid under certain conditions
and then BY formal order OF the Board
Referred to the Committee on Ways ant
Means.
smyth Of Lander introduced . bill
providing for the safe delivery Of freight
By common carriers. Ordered printed
and referred to Committee on Corpora
tions aud Railroads.
Bradshaw Of Humboldt introduced,
without previous notice. . bill to pro
vide for the amending Of the Act relating
to public lands. nxins the salary Of Lane
Registers at $4,000 per annum. and ol
their deputies at $500 per annuu,
Referred TO COMMITTEES on Public Lands
At IL 80 Areas was taken until nooa,
JoNr CONVENTION.
Al noon the Senate and Assembly mel
In Joint convention for the election Of