Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-01-24
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
Twelfth Session
SENATE.
Nineteenth Days PROCEEDINGS

d President in the Chair.
i Prayer BY the Chaplain.
g REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
4 From Judiciary.-S. 3. Nos. -
0 16, %, and % favorably. S. B. Nos.
7, and l8, and \. B. No. 8 without
recommendation.
INTRODUCTION OF ELLIS.
By Maute. s. 3. No. 339.-Grsnt
ing leave Of absence to W. s. Ryrne
and Charles Chenowith. Judiciary
Committee.
BY PowelI-S. B. No. zO.-To
repeal an Act in relation to terms
of Office and compensation Of
! County Assessors. Judiciary
| Committee.
! BY Powcll.-S. 3. No. 41.-An
Act fixing the salaries of county
officers in this State. Ways and
Means Committee.
BY Maute. Senate Joint Reso-
luton No IS Relative to annual |
expenditures on unpatented mines.
Committee on Mines G. Mining.
By Westerfeld, Senat. Joint
Resolution No. l7.-Asking the
Committee on Education to report
some bill.
By Westeriield, Senate Joint
Resolution No. Is. That the Com
mittees Of both houses on Insane
Asylum and State Prison visit
these institutions and make a re-
port thereon as soon as practicable. r
Mr. Foley held that reports from
the Committees separately would
be more satisfactory.
MIR. Fish thought it would save
time and be fully as satisfactory to :"
have the Investigating done at one !,
time, as the Committee could make =,
minority report if they were not ~
unanimous in their opinions. =.
Mr. Parker disliked to have the "
senate dictate to the House lust 'e
What men should do the visiting.
lie believed that the Assembly was a.
ara bic CT appointing its own Com VI
nittees without the Senate dicta-
ing exact Committee which should
. te,
Mr.. Smyth thought if the Sena- '''
ors wanted it changed they might
lggest some amendment. Reso- W.
ltion was adopted. ~
THIRD READING OF BILLS. '"'
S. B. No. 29.-By Williams. Or
,red engrossed. HI
A. B. No. 16.-To repeal the Act
'ohiblting certain county officers
ON acting as Notaries. Passed
,animously. I
S. B. No. %, by Foley.-To pro- low
de for the registration Of electors Mr.
ID prevent fraud at elections. day
rdered engrossed. I
5. B. No. 80, by Maute. -Relat- viii
8 to the unpaid salaries of GER of
in county officers. As the author off,
ked time to make an amendment Smi
e bill was placed on general file. con
5. B. No. Z, by Fish.-To facili- and
e the giving of bonds. Made wat
ecial order for Tuesday at 2 P. NJ. dies
). B. No. IS, by Fish.-To amend Won
; Act defining the rights of hus- out
nd and wife. still
Mr.. Fish explained very clearly cam
merits of the bill. Passed, ayes watt
nays /. Recess until 2P. NJ. her
AFTERNOON SESSION. ing
senate convened at 2P. N. watt
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS. she
\. &. No. S.-Authorizing county ice
SCISSORS to place county funds in won
ks when there is 30 proper safe over
such funds. Made special order half
Monday at 2 P. NJ befo
. B. No. SO, by Maute.- Provid- from
for the payment Of unpaid sal to &c
$ Of county officers. Amended self
ordered engrossed. cont
UNFINISHED BUSINESS. been
lessage from the Governor out,
shifting his approval Of S. B. pear,
Ii. THE gaming bill.] Also to Sc
Biennial Report of the Re &c nts any
he State University. Also re- A
Of the Clerk of the Supreme cred
TT. Which was referred TO the news
mittee on State Affairs. befor
y leave, Mr.. Boyle introduced drowl
. No. 4o.-Amending the Act broke
rovide for the government of Franz
State Prison. Committee on was
2 Prison, etc. he wa