Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-25

Proceedings of Their Meeting Held
Yesterday.

Proceedings of Their Meeting Held
Yesterday.
ESPECIAL TO THE sHNrrNKL.I
Carson, Feb. 24.-The Senate passed O
general Appropriation bill by . unanimous
vote. 1t provides for the expenditure OF
$4f4,35o during the ensuing two fiscal
years. Westerield made an unsuccessful
attempt to defeat the section providing for
the usual appropriation Of $50, 600 for car
rying on the manufacture of boots and
shoes In the State Prison. Williams and
Poujade ~strenuously resisted westerfeld's
amendment 10 strike 1t out. The only
Senators voting for IL were Westerield,
Fish, Marker, Boyle and Smyth.
The bill to deny hogs the right Of being
free commoners was passed.
Williams introduced q bill to annex
Storey, Douglas and Washoe county up to
the Truckee river to Ormsby county, with
Carson as the county seat.
The Senate passed q bill appropristing
$500 to pay Professor Friend for monthly
meteorological reports during the next two
years.
Dennis INTRODUCED . bill fixing the
salaries Of ell County Clerks. The COM
pensation OF the County Clerk Of Storey
county is set down at SIPS per month. A
bill was introduced by Flanningbam on
the 18th instant, fixing the compensation
OF county officers in the State. It provides
that the Sheriff Of Storey county shall re-
ceive $4,000 per Annum, the County Clerk,
81. 300; Treasurer. $4,000; District At
torney. 50. 500; Recorder and Auditor,
81, 400; Assessor, 5 2,400; Superintendent Of
Schools, such compensation ~ shall be
fixed by the Commissioner. The Com
m%issioners shall each receive $500 per an
mum.
The following bill was introduced by
Langdon and was referred to the Commit
tee on Public Morals, the same being an
Act to amend an Act entitled an Act TO re-
strict gaming and TO repeal all other Acts
in relation thereto, approved March s,
1879. Section Z OF the above entitled Act
is hereby amended, 80 as to read as fol-
lows: Section none of the above-men-
toned games shall be carried On, nor shall
any license be issued to carry on the same
in any room on the first floor or story Of
any building. and when any building has
two first floors or stories, the other being or
fronting on another street. then and in such
case no license shall issue to carry on any of
said games in any o or in either Of said
first floors or stories OF such building, pro-
vided that in any county in which, at the
general election next preceding the applics-
ton were polled less than 800 votes, or in
every county created after said general cleo
t;z- sho I,no-aa aka1s he aa&s%ial 81 IN
a game in any back room on the first or
ground floor of and building, and II any
person carrying on any Of said games shall
knowingly permit to enter or remain in
any licensed room any person under the
age Of 81 years he shall be deemed guilty
Of Q misdemeanor, and shall be punished
by the same penalties for the violation Of
Its provisions IS are prescribed in section
the words first floor or story" in this
section shall be construed to mean Q floor
or story ct least ten feet high from the
ground floor Of any building.
In the Assembly Alien introduced . joint
memorial. requesting Congress to estab-
lish o school in Nevada for the education
OF Indian children.
A. bill 10 suppress medical quackery was
introduced'by williamson.
Archer introduced Q bill TO permit the
employment Of Interpreters by the Grand
Juries.
A bill was introduced by Allen to pro-
hibit the printing Of spurious election
ballots. Passed-34 to s.
A bill to regulate highways, by William
son, was passed.
A bill to regulate the fees and compen-
sation OF Justices OF the Peace and Con
stables was, on motion Of Flanningham,
amended SO as not to apply to Storey
county.
The Assembly went into Committee Of
the Whole. and when it rose 1t reported
progress.