Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-15
SENATE PROCEEDRN0S.

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FaD4,. January "A,
SsDsse met VI IL o'clock.
Prayer by the chaplain
Quorum present.
Senator Hsines vas granted indefinite lesss Q
absence.
| REPORTS OF CoAAIrTHEs
The Committee on Federal Relations ssportsi
Oh Senate concurrent. resolution No relative Il
the Chinese Treaty, and recommended its adop
ton.
The Judiciary Committee reported on the At
torney Generals report, and recommended iha,
he prepare bills furthering the measures eng
ees,ed in his report.
1t also recon m-nietl that s new bill besdrawn
mp TO reduce the mileage Of members. and tina,
the mileage be reduced from 40 cents to 90
cent? p,ise. iiss,esi Ct Is cents
| The COMMITTEES on Engrossment reported the
| bill regulating the salary of the officers OF the
| Legislature correctly engrossed
| The COMMITTEE on Claims reported that as
| numerous State funds were exhausted. recon-
mended the appropriation Of SIS. 900 70 Gil def
ciencies for the 18TH and 10th fiscal years.
A message from The Governor was received
| submitting the Surveyor Generals biennial re-
peri
REVOLUTIONS.
The resolution regarding the Chinese Treaty
was taken up and ordered engross-d.
by Willia,ns-A resolution that the Commit
mitee St t. Library be directed TO examine
as 10 what changes, il any. are necessary to be
made il the library and report to the Senate.
BY WllliamsA joint resolution and memorial
to Congress relative to the exorbisant and tyran-
pany. Ordered printed and referred to the
Committee on Federal Relations. iSes editorial
page.l
By Powning A resolution ordering 1000
copies of heders asylum bill printed.
By Powning-Limitipg Legislative sessions to
forty days.
By Powning-Amending the Constitution re-
ducing the number Of members of the Legisla- |
tu.e to fifty. Referred to the judiciary Com
mittee.
Powning asked leave to withdraw his resolu |
ton introduced the day before relative to the |
of mileage.
NOTICES.
Gibson gave notice of bill regarding the |
Of prisoners and the time allowed |
them for good behavior.
Sch polling gave notice of an act for the pres
ervaton of fish in Nevada waters.
The Dill on the regulation "a coansy zeoaau. Z
aries was ordered engrossed.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Hobart-A bill fixing the salaries Of the
Judges of the Supreme court Ordered printed
md referred to the Committee on Ways and
Means.
BY Hobsrt-A bill fixing the salaries of the
leputi es of State officers. Ordered printed and
eferred to the Committee on Ways and Means.
By Brumsey-A bill providing for the en-
ollment of militia. Referred to the Committee
N Military Affairs.
By Perey-A bill providing for the deficien-
les Of the fifteenth and sixteenth years. Re- l
erred to the Committee of the Whole
By Perley-An act to encourage the construc-
ion of o railroad from Eureka to the Colorado Il
iyer. Referred to special committee consist
ns of delegates from Eureka, White Pine and
lander counties.
By Periey-A bill to amend the act regulat t
lg the salaries of county officers Referred to z
ae Committee on State Affairs. Ii
By Doolin--A bill to prevent usury. Refer q
ID to the Judiciary committee.
By King-A bill to amend an act relating to
, State officers and their official duties. Con- {
dered engrosssd. Sc. ,.#- r
Rockhiil rose to remark that as bills bad been /;
,troduced during the last half hour sufficient to .
eep the Legislature two months at work and
,voluiionize the statute books, he moved to
liourn. Motion lost .s. a..f. =
Powping asked leave to introduce an armfull =
bills without notice. Objection raised and
ASHAMED. ~
The asylum bill was called up and read t
'cond time. Referred to the Committee on r
lays and Means. ia
King introduced, out of order, bill relating Il
the burial of the dead of incorporate cities.
eferred to the Judiciary committee.
Powning introduced, out of order. a bill fixing Y
e pay and mileage of the members of the Leg n
lature Il
Adjourned until II O'Clock Monday mourning f,
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.