Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-02-19
to reconsider.
Recessed until Up. N.
HOUSE.

Tayef by the Chaplain.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
BY Laycock : That $500 be az
propriated to Geo. H. Morrison au
L. l.. Thomas for copying the jour
o nal Of this session. Adopted.
7 INTRODUCTION AND FIRST READING
, BY Laycock, A. B, No. S2-Ar
c Act to regulate the salary of tn,
District Judge of the Seventh Ju
o diciai District. Fixes salary a,
G $4,000 per annum.] Judiciary
: Committee.
s. u. No S2-An Act concern.
ing sureties on official bonds. Jul
dietary Committee.
S. &. 10. 84-To regulate pro-
ceedirss in criminal cases. Ju-
dietary Committee.
s. b. No. 91-An Act for the re-
lief of ". c. Boss. Committee On
Public Lands
Senate joint and Concurrent
Resolution No. 27-Relative to
manner in which resolutions pro-
posing amendments to Constitution
shall be treated. Judiciary Com
! mittee.
GENERAL FILE
A. B. 15-An Act relating to
highways, Passed.
4. B. 64-To define duties Of
Lleutenent Governor .hen act
Ing as an ex-otficio officer. |
LIT repeals the present law making
the Lieutenent-G Governor ex- ofiicio
State Librarian, to take effect two
years hence.
Mcmillan moved an amendment
that bill take effect at once.
Pending action on above Assem-
bly, recess until l O. clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
An Act to repeal an Act defn-
ing the duties Of Lieutenant Gov
ernor. Passed 80 to nothing.
A. B. No. 65-An Act to make
the Clerk of the Supreme Court :
ex-Oficio Librarian.
Fa,.ett Of Eureka, asked if the ,
Clerks salary already was not
s., 600 per year. 1t was stated as
being $1,000:
During the discussion it trans r
plred that he got salary of $4,000 i,
and was paid $1,000 more for max .
ing up the Nevada reports. Girls r
void thought that the officer did
not need the $500 to be paid him
~ the bill: His idea was to d.
hide it with the Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, who got little u
,ay. Z
Pike held that the Library wa. U
loosely allied with the Supreme IL
court, and $500 was not too much al
or the extra help. n
Allen favored the bill. CT
Laycock said he did not think Ell
ingle State official in the Capitol IN
7as earning his salary. If the Isl
'lerk of the Court didn't wish to do Fl
he extra work on $4,000 a year, pc
lenty of other men we're ready to CO
Ike the job off his hands. He Of lis
,red an amendment striking out Id
Verything in relation to the extra WI
az. Lost. tn
Bill, passed Griswold and Hanna ne
oting ne. u
A. B. No. 66-An Act regarding as'
lie conduct of the State Library. PR
y Pike, places the State Library 10
,der the control of the Supreme hl1
1dges. Passed. sir
THE TAX ROLL BILL. TO
The bill providing for the publ sen
ton Of each mans taxes came pr
} on special order. Gr;
Williamson offered an amend ma
ent to kill the bill, and explained Dor
at he did not want everybody A &
wing into his property valuation.
Liddle said it was simply an
lendment to kill the bill. c
v iiliamson finally withdrew the sior
,tion. Bill considered engrossed. dof
Harper opposed the bill and Lid ~
made a warm speech for it. enc
Allen mentioned the case of g and
n in Washoe who gave the value Gov
his property as $50, 900 and died w.,
N after After his death his ad- va
nistrater dug up 100000 worth and
his property. He deemed it a last
I'd bill, one that would add to the diet
enue Of the State. .st
Harden opposed the bill. o''
Iaycock spoke for the bill hold imp
that it had merit and would is al
.ely increase the revenue. betv
Harper made one last kick at the ond
and it passed-31 to Z. "no
|. 3. No. 62-Providing that no scne
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