Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-02-18
NEVADA lEGlStA1URE
Twelfth Session
SENATE

" PiO'ANC LIZ lHc ffIC
eryation Of Mining records.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Parker, S. 3. No. 1G5-I
authorize the payment Of reward
In certain cases, the payment
$3.50 for the arrest and convictio
of highway robbers, by any othe
than the officers whose duty it is t
make such arrests. Rules wer
suspended and bill passed unani
mously.
By Fish, S. 8. lotto amen,
the Act to provide for the govern
ment of the State Prison. Commit
tee on State Prison.
By Parker, s. B. No. 1O7-Te
provide for the organizing and dis
clpline Of the State Militia. Com
mittee on Military Affairs.
A. B. No. 69-To regulate pro-
ceedings in criminal cases. Ju-
dietary Committee.
Assembly Concurrent Resolution
No. Relative to printing circu-
lar letter Committee on School
Laws. Adopted.
| A. &. No. q, by mill-Regu-
lating manner of drawing juries in
District Courts Rules suspended
and passed unanimously.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
S. B. No. "a, by Dangberg-To
prevent swine from running at
large as free commoners. Provides
a penalty Of double the damage
done by trespass of such animals
Laid on table.
Special order taken up A. B. No.
1O-To amend the Act to provide
revenue for the State. Provides
for the payment of a license of |
$500 for the privilege of selling
liquor in small quantities. The |
discussion was upon the adoption
OF substitute amendment, making
the quantity less than one gallon.
which was adopted.
A petition from the citizens of
Washoe was read protesting against
the passage of the bill. Also a tel
egram from Elko of the same i'm
port. Lost, ayes 8, noes II.
Recessed until 1:3O p. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate convened at 1:3OP.M.
Special order for the hour, S. B.
No. a, Smyth's railroad bill. Mr..
Fish moved to commit the bill to
The judiciary Committee for their
opinion as to its constitutionality,
Ind spoke to the merits of the mo
ion. Mr.. Parker explained that
he Railroad Committee did not ia
1or the bill, but reported without i
recommendation that the bill might t
lave fair chance. c
Mr.. Dennis moved to amend the
notion making it imperative that t
he bill be reported within three I
ays. Mr.. Foley Chairman of the o
udiciary) stated positively that he il
'ould not report the bill until he Il
Tas ready if it was referred to that f,
f.
Dir. Poujade objected to the ref t,
renee as the Judiciary Committee c.
as oyerburdened with work. The 7
eferenee had been so long delayed b
aat he thought it too late for fur to
Ter reference. a,
The bill was ordered referred to or
lie judiciary Committee with in 10
ructlons to report in three days. to
PETITIONS. Ia,
Memorial from the Mechanics til
MON of Storey county, asking Ia,
at the State University be re- an
owed from Elko to Carson or be
sno as a more convenient place nj.
r general attendance Of students G.
string its advantages. bill
Special order for 2 P. M. taken ND
b. No. "a, Westerfeld's railroad
4. Mr.. Fish moved that this bill
10 be referred to the Judiciary sol
mmittee for their opinion as to tn
constitutionality It was SO 'ol
erred. OF
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS. ops
A. Is. No. 41-To amend the Act mo
for State revenue. Com ane
ttee on Ways and Means. a
NOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS. SUI
BY Westerfeld that the Senate MAJ
ct on Wednesday evening at Z ago
I. for the purpose of considering MOI
Institutional amendments. Adj
ed. T
l.. vYy.,y.