Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-01-31
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
Twelfth Session
SENATE.
SENATE.
Twenty Sixth Days Proceed.

President in the Chair.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The Judiciary Committee report
ed substitute for A. r. NJ. s.
Allowing County Treasurers +
place county funds in b nks.
Also that A. B. No. 4 should b,
considered with Senate Bills Nos
2, 3, and 5.
A. B. No. 3 was reported back
without recommends ton.
Same Committee reported favor
ably on Senate Bill No. 43
The Committee on Education
and State Library reported two
Committee Bills relative to the Lii
brary.
Committee on Internal Improve
ments recommended the passage Of
5. &. No. 81. 1.-THE reclamation bill
relating to arabic desert lands I
Committee on WAY. and Means
reported complimentine the hien-
NAL report of the Secretary Of State
together with the interesting polit-
'lcal statistics and history APPENDED.
thereto.
INTRODUCTION AND FIRST READING I
Committee on Education intro
duced S. B. No. "a to authorize III,
ex-officio State Librarian To- sell
certain books. Committee on State
affairs.
Same Committee introduced s
B. No. $50 provide for the paw
ment of clerical hire in the State
Library during the years 1888 81.
Committee on State affairs.
BY Foley, S. B. IS An Act re- c
ating to the incorporation of rail.
Dad companies. Committee on
Corporations.
By Gallagher, S. B. 57-Amend- 4
nE Act for the relief of insolveut Il
|ebtors. judiciary Committee. A
Substitute for A. B. l4-To reg.
late fees of county officers. Re- v
erred to Lander and Humboldt 81
delegation. O,
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
S. B. Z, introduced by Mr. Fish.
here was considerable discussion ri
yer the amendments, and it was
nally sent back to the Engrossing ii,
di
Resolution by Powell, that when to
bill has been SO amended that it tri
necessary to engross it a third m;
me, that it be tab ed. NJ
Westerfeld held that the time
the session was icing frittered IN
raw doing nothing much, except
dering bills to engrossment. au
Foley held that more time was w
ing lost BY chin music than DO,
any ether way. Resolution of
thdrawn. PHI
Maute's Joint Memorial and !
solution No. 16. relative to re- kee
ding the annual expenditures of tre1
mes. Was read third time and pro
sed. dia,
substitute for Dennis bill for the
ter preservation of mining rec 4
5 was passed unanimously. g..
he bill relating to the salaries D; .
county officers, was ordered en- 6x;,
,sed.
B. 58-An Act to allow Coun- mt;
Treasnrers to place funds in
ks on open account. N
long wrangle followed in which .t;o,
Chair suggested to the Senate and
they would do we'll to fully v.da
slider bills before ordering them s;on
'ossed. - :,
he bill was finally made special with
r for o'clock. IN
THE GOVERNORS VETO. and
lie Governors Message was in Fl
vetoing S 3. II, Maute's bill rosa
ing to the salaries of County h;l1o,
>sOrs.
pest
,ute moved to pass the bill tb,,
the Governors veto. NOM,
ssed, II to 2, Notwithstanding bo,,e,
objections of the Governor. tho 4
cess until l 30 p. NJ. Of n
hnNooN SESSION. eleva,
,ate assembled at 100. S. B. No
eng the special order. The really
provides that County Treas inc .,
NAV be allowed to deposite the 5,
y funds in bank under GER anns.
o'' o"' comic
,ma opposed the bill nm III.