Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-04

TENTH srss,os-srxrlr1H DAY,

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CAnsos, March 8, 1881.
The Senate met 1t 1890 o'clock.
REpoRrs " COMMITTEES.
By Farrell, on Judioiary-Assembly
Bill No. 14s, relative to proceedings In
sivil cases, with recommendation to pass.
By joint committee from the Senate
and Assembly, relative to amending the
Constitution for woman suffrage, with
recommendation to pas.
MOTIONS I'M REVOLUTIONS.
By Hammond - Senate Concurrent
Resolution No. "a, In relation to amend.
ing Section /; Article II, Of the oousti.
tution. Made the special order for 0
p. n.
ASSEMBLY, MESSAGES.
Bills Pssssd-senats Bills Nos. 1856,
l2l, 1873, and joint resolution relative to
= appropriation for the navigation OF
| the Colorado river. For consideration
In the Senats-Asssmbly Bills Nos. l6l
and lac.
REPORTS OUT OF oRpER.
By Brumsey. Of special committee on
State Univssity.~ returning the minority
report OF the Board OF Regents. the
necessary legislation having been had on
the subject.
By Dayton, from the special commit.
tee OF the Lincoln county delegation
On Assembly Bill No. 100, with favor
able report.
By Powning. on State Afaiu-Assem.
bly, Memorial and Joint Resolution No.
2, relative TO the election Of United
States Senator, with recommendation to
pass. Also, without recommendation,
Senate Bill 1871. fixing tho salaries Of
various county officers.
INTRODUCTION N FIRST READING.
By Pownipg, BY lssve-Senate Bill
No. 143. fixing the salaries OF various
county officers. Passed.
Substitute for Assembly Bill No. 1874.
fixing tho salaries OF District Judges.
Referred to Q joint committee Of the
Lander, Nye and Churchill delegations.
Assembly Bill No. l66. to prohibit the
carrying OF concealed veopons by
minors. Referred to the Committee on
Public Morals.
Assembly Bill No. l56. for the main.
tenanos OF public schools. Referred to
the Committee on Education.
Assembly Bill No. lac. concerning
crimes against the legislative power.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
rrLE AND THIRD ReADNa.
Senate Bill No. l3l. fixing the salaries
Of county officers. Lost.
SPECIAL xPoR
BY Mcconnell. OF the Elko and Hum.
boldt delegauons-To pass. With amend.
msnts, Assembly Bill No. 1862. to REIN.
burss the Shsriffs OF Exc and Humboldt
counties.
Senate Bill No. 1876, to define the du.
ties Of County Assessor. was tabled.
Assembly Bill No. rs. to regulate the
sale Of opium, was passed.
Assembly Bill No. "a was amended
and passed.
Substitute for Assembly Bill No. 81,
to provide for q new compilation OF the
statute laws Of Nevads, was amended
and passed.
MESSAGE FROM TIE ASSEMBLY.
Senate Bill No. 90. Passed.
Reoeaa mill 9 p. NJ.
AFTsR' RECESS.
The Senate went into Committee OF
the Whole. and reported upon Senate
Bill No. 1877, with the recommendation
not to pass.
Also, Assembly Bill No. LAT, with re.
oommsndstion that 1t do not pass.
REPORTS.
By Meder. Of the Committee on Public
Morals --Assembly Bill No. l65. with
favorable report.
BY Farrell, OF the Committee on Ju.
dicisry-Favorsbly on Assembly Bill No.
16l. concerning courts Of justice; also,
u~nfavorably on Assembly Bill No. LAG,
concerning crimes against the legislative
power.
GENERAL FILE AND THIRD READING.
Senate Bill No. 80. In relation 10 the
selection and sale Of land. Assembly
amendments concurrsd In.
Assembly Bill No. LAT, to procure
meteorological reports. Passed.
REpoRM OUT OF ORDER.
BY Hammond. ON Education-Assem.
bly, Bills Nos. l58 and 1853. without re-
oommendstion.
By special Committee from Lander,
Nye and Churchill, with favorable report
on Assembly Bill No. 1e4, relating to
salaries OF District Judges.
Assembly Bill No. l3i, to create the
Austin Gas Company. passed.
Senate Bill No. l42, relative to fixing
the salaries OF county officers, passed.
By Gallaah-r-stnate Bill No. 14S,
relative to fixing the salaries OF various
county officers. Passed.
Senate Bill No. l2l. to amend the ACT
TO preserve wild game. Passed.
Senate Bill No. 1877, for the relief Of
Alvaro Evans, was laid on the table.
Assembly Bill No. 1872. concerning
Justices OF the Peace. was passed.
Substitute for Assembly Bill No. 100,
relative to attorneys o counselofs, was
indefinitely postponed.
Assembly Bill No. III, relating to
elections, was laid on the table.
Assembly Bill No. ls5. relative to
better protection to miners, was laid on
the table.
Assembly Concurrent Resolution No.
"a, In relation to amending the Consti.
tuition, was made the special order for z
o'clock. Z,
AFTER RECESS.
Substitute for Assembly Bill No. A.
to grant the right Of way for Q street
railroad track In Eureka, was laid on the
table.
Assembly Bill No. 14s. to regulate
proceedings in civil cases, etc.. passed
BY vote Of 23.
Assembly Bill No. 100, fixing the sal
aries OF the various county officers, etc..
was Indefinitely postponed.