Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-02-12
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
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l. Adjourned.
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House met at ii A. NJ. Speake
George in the chair.
t Prayer by the Chaplain.
NOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
|. BY Mcmillan, Assembly Concur
rent Resolution No. 11-Relatiye t
v the reception of the remains O
Y the soldiers disinterred at For
Churchill apd to be inferred a
5 Carson on Monday. Provides fo
Assembly and Senate aaiournins
! over Monday as mark of respect.
| Adopted.
INTRODUCTION AND FIRST READING
By Folsom, A. B. Gan Act
reducing the salaries and compen-
sations Of certain State officers
Fixes salaries Of members of Leg
islature at Sc per day.] Referred
to Committee on Ways & Means.
BY Fassett, A. B. No. 7O-Pro-
hlbiting the sale Of opium. Ju-
dietary Committee
By Armbrust, A. B. 71-Pro-
vides for the reception of bodies of
soldiers from Fort Churchill. lap
propriates 5000 for properly re-
ceiving the bodies on their arrival
in Carson on Monday next Re-
ferred to Committee of the Whole.
By Williams-A. B. y, an Act
providing for the better preserva-
ton of public highways. Commit |
tee on Internal Improvements.
S. B. 74-An Act providing for
the publication of bills allowed by
Boards of County Commissioners.
Committee on Printing.
Senate bill for relief of III
Whitney was referred to Commit
tee on Claims.
S. B. 3O-An Act providing for
the licensing of drummers. Com
mittee on Ways and Means.
GENERAL FILE.
Senate Memorial and Joint Res
Olution 16-Relative to annual ex-
penditure on unpatented mines.
The Maute Memorial providing
that $50 may be paid into county I
Treasury instead of doing 500 {
worth of work. ]
Griswold moved to amend max Z
ne the amount SIS. Memorial !
,eaten.
AFTERNOON SESSION. "
The Joint Memorial and Resolu- L
ion regarding the payment of d
money due the State from the Uni
ed States for expenses incurred
uring the war. Passed unani b
,ously. a
The bill regarding the payment T
+ unpaid salaries of county officers m
as made special order for 2 p. M. d
,day. Of
The bill allowing County Treas o,
rers to deposit money in banks ETC., T
as amended so that its author did fl
Of know it and tabled. .
Hamill moved to adjourn. Lost. "
The bill relative to mortgages on ,
owing crops was passed. u
A bill appropriating 5000 for the IS
remonies attendant upon the re- ~
oval of the remains of soldiers at IN
ort Churchill and their reception ~
Carson. Passed unanimously. IN
Tyrrell offered Resolution that 10
e members and attaches of the 81
ssembly turn out in a body to at Ju
nd the burial of the remains of
diers on Monday. Adopted. ale
A. B. No. 54-To provide for "a,
, sale Of unbranded stock. Ga
bled. ma
A motion to adjourn made in sui
or six different ways was lost.
THE MILITARY BILL.
The majority report on the mill
y bill was in favor of the bill a I
the minority report against it. on
lliamson of Lander, asked that Inc
bill be made special order for OF
urday at 2 P. NJ, as the Miners req
ion Of Lander had telegraphed MS
postpone action on the bill, and aga
Miners Union Of Storey we're par
anxious to have action post gee
ed, mat
'aycock made = speech arguing pro-
inst q postponement. Gov
Hen Of Washoe also wanted i'm E
late action. nat;
Harper thought the plan Of rnab. mn