Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-19


Waldorf introduced Q concurrent res.
oi1tton In relation 10 State Prison labor
oeing used 70 construct . reservoir near
larson, and . ditch from the reservoir 70
the cemetery whore Union and Mexican
war veterans are buried. Referred TO
the Committee on Military and Indian
Affairs.
Englis moved to reoonsidsr the vote
.oy which Pownine's Asylum bill was
lost.
The Chair decided that the motion
was ont Of order.
Speeches and reading OF rules were
INDUCED In BY Msssrs. Soule, Conn,
Ernst. Enelis. Tuaka and Levers.
Tuska called Bell 70 order, a. hs was
not talking on the subject matter.
Bell said that he owed the Speaker
and the Assembly an apology for getting
Oh the subject matter. a. be was mislsd
20 often by the Dsmosthenes OF the
Houss-Msssrs. Tusks and Cofan-that
II Was dificult to know what was . rule.
or ~ . -slbjset matter.
Mckenzie moved to call the roll. 40 be
observed that on all important bills va
rious members were In the habit Of lsav-
Ing the House, and thus escape having
their votes recorded. Motion carried.
A motion BY Smyth, to reconsider the
vots BY which Senate Bill No. 100, az
ing the compensation OF county officers,
deputies and j%silers, passed, wal lost.
Messages were received from the Sem
ats transmitting various bills.
Tuska gave notice that be would intro.
duse . bill to amend the Act to provide
State revenue.
Mckenzie desired 70 return Bill No.
liz, to aid the benevolent associations
In providing for the care Of tha insane.
to Ii original position on the ale. 20 he
had withdrawn the bill under . misap-
prehension. ,t.l
That bill authorizes the benevolent a.
sooiations 70 give ave public entertain
ments or gifb concerts.
Substitute for Assembly Bill No. 104,
to prevent minors from gambling. was
adopted.
Assembly Bill No. 1913. to provide for
the care Of the insane, was ordered
printed aud referred to the Committee OF
the Whole.
Assembly Bill No. l22, to rsdlstrict
the State, was ordered printed.
Assembly Bill No. 124, supplementary
to the Act to provide for the support OF
the State Government, vas ordered
prited and referred to the Committee On
Ways and Means.
Senate Bill No. SO, to authorize the
Board Of Examiners to employ attorneys
ct Washington to prosecute the claims
! Of Nevada against the General Govern.
ment, wss referred 10 the Committee on
Military and Indian Affairs.s
At II n. . recess OF n hour was
taken.
AyTzB RECESS.
The Assembly convened 1t l p. u.
Richards, Of the Committee IN En-.
rollment. reported Assembly Bills Nos.
SO and rs correctly enrolled.
The substitute for Senate Bill No. 40.
fixing the salaries Of the Commissioner
Of Eureka county. was referred to the
Eureka delegation.
Senate Bill No. 90. supplementary To
the Act to provide for the selection and
sale Of public lands. was referred to the
COMMITTEES on Publio Lands.
Senate Joilt Resolution No. 2, rela-
tive to mail service between Columbia
and Gold Mountain, was referred to the
Committee on Federal Relations.
Eugiis introduced . bill (No. 1851 for
the better protection Of miners, which
Vas ordered printed and referred TO the
Committee on Mines and Mining.
smyth. Of the Committee on County
Boundaries, reported In favor Of the
adoption Of certain amendments to As.
sembly Bill No. 100. to amend the Aci
to provide for State revenue.
buuis introduoed . resolution In rela'
ton TO the Pyramid Lake Reservation,
which Was referred 10 the Committee on
Federal Relations.
Assembly Bill No. 1l3. to aid the
benevolent associations In providing
means for the care OF the insane and
other charitable purposes. came up.
Green opposed the bill, 90 the Consti-
tuition prohibited oil lotteries BY the
State or under its auspices.
Ernst was opposed TO gambling In any
form. This bill did net protect the
State nor the holders Of tickets.
The bill passed.
Ernst gave notice that he wsuld move
for . reconsideration Of the vote by
which this bill passed. a. he wanted "a
see the State and holders Of tickets pro.
tsotsd In the provisions Of the bill.
Substitute for Assembly Bill No. 81,
to repeal the Act fixing the salaries oil
county officers. Was placed at the bottom
OF the Ale.
Substitute for Assembly bill No. 104,
10 prevent minors from gambling. passed
by unanimous vote.
Assembly Bill No. so. to amend the Ac,
to provide State revenue, vas amended
by the Senate, but the House refused Il
concur In the amendments.
Waldorf Bill No. Al, In relation "a
railroads whose termini are within The
State. came up according to special
order.
Waldorf moved that the bill bs mad.
the special order for Wednesday at
P. ~, % the reports on that bill had
been ordered printed and had not ysI
been returned. The motion was carried,
Assembly Bill No. SO (by organ). also
relating to railroads, was made the spe'
cial order for Wednesday.
Assembly Concurrent Resolution No,
II, In relation to patents on mining
claims. came up.
A substitute was offered and adopted,
A motion to indefinitely postpone con-
sidsration Of the substitute was lost.
The substitute was ordered printed and
referred 10 the Committee on Mines and
Mining.
Assembly Bill No. 70. to amend the
Act to regulate the saiS OF opium and to
prohibit the keeping Of places for smok.
Ing the drug. vas amended, and further
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