Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-02-20
ion No 8. BY Pike-Tabled.


| Senate Joint Resolution No
10, by Dennis - Relative t.
amendments to constitution
| Lost to 81.
| Assembly bill No. A, by Null.
doon-Indefinitely postponed or
motion of author.
Assembly bill No. SO, by Pike
Ordered engrossed.
Assembly bill No. II, by
Weils-Relative to doors open
ing outwardly in public build
ings. Passed-34 to 3.
Bell gave notice of reconsid-
Grafton.
Assembly bill No. II, by
Observation-Disclosures to Hum
boldt delegation.
Assembly bill No. 35, by Ga
Observation-Disclosures.
Senate bill No. A., by Foley
Relative to mortgages Of private
property. IaDieu.
Assembly bill No. ,, by Wells
Relating to mining recorders.
Motion made to place bill at the
bottom Of the file. \ pnrlia-
mentary wrangle followed, IN
which appeals from the Chair
were made and withdrawn, and
there was great confusion.
Melton to take a recess lost.
Previous question called for.
Bill paSsed-24 to 13.
Pratt gave notice Of reconsid-
Grafton.
Recess until $40.
Afternoon Session.
Assembly bill No. -, by
Reipe-An Act to provide for a
Board of Railway Commissioners
in the State of Nevada. Motion
to postpone lost II to 81. Motion
to strike out all after the enact
ing clause carried.
Assembly bill No. II, by
Marsden-To prevent fraud in
the sale and purchase Of ores.
Amendment concurred in.
Assembly bill No. 100, by
Bell-Consolidation Of corpora
tions. Ordered engrossed.
Assembly bill No. 1876, by
Howell-Relative to a commits
sion to examine the Colorado
river. The bill provides $1,000
for the expense of commission.
Considered in Committee Of the
Whole.
Grey opposed the bill.
Howell said that Lincoln
would put up half OF any
sum that the State would. If
the State would put up $4,000
the county would put up $4,000. |
Grey thought the best remedy
in the case was the election of |
another Congressman, and made |
some facetious illusions to hiring |
Washington lobbyists. One of
the strongest reason why the |
bill should not pass was Cas-
sidy's refusal to call attention to
the fact that there was a Colo
RADIO river. Cassidy had 4
chance to get the appropriation
by asking and neglected to do
it. If a Congressman acted in
that way, what could lobbyist
10? Committee reported favor
IDLY. Bill ordered engrossed.
Senate Joint Resolution No.
to desert land en-
.ries. Adented-30 to 6. |
Assembly bill No. 13S-Rela-
i've to the printing of the Ne
,ada statutes. Ordered en-
crossed.
Senate bill No. $50 pro-
tide for the registration Of
electors. Tabled.
Senate Joint Resolution No.
;-Relative to forfeiture of the
ands granted the Central Pacific
abroad. Passed-31 to ).
Senate bill No. Am Act to
egulate the fees and cempen-
ations of Constables and JUS
ices of the Peace. Passed unan-
mously.
Motion for a call of the House
0st.
Senate bill No. 99-Relative
0 the consolidation Of mining
ompanies. After a long debate
he bill was referred to the Jul
iciary Committee.
Substitute for Assembly bill
70. 110-Prescribing the time {
,hen claims against a county
nay be allowed. Passed-22 to
3.
Assembly bill No. 80, by Par
er-Regulating water meters.
Indefinitely postponed.
Assembly bill No. SO, by Har-
in-For the better preservation 6
mining records. Ordered en-
rOSSel. .