Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1891-01-24

OOTpOraLlOIlS anu ISdilio huo-Nii-
lett, Forbes, Comins, Dunlap, Tore.
Claims, State Affairs, Supplies,
Expenditures-Ricky, Williams (of
Elko), Williamson.
Mines and Mining-Williamson,
Boyle, Dunlap.
Military and Indian Affairs
Boyle, Kaiser, LaGrave.
Public Lands-Kaiser, Folsom,
Sawyer.
Elections-Williams, (of Orms-
by, LaGrave, Emmitt.
Federal Relations-McDo nnell,
Williams, (of Elko), Sawyer.
Rules and Joint Rules-Galla-
CHER, Mcdonnell, Comins.
ASSEMBLY STANDING COMMITTEES.
Election-George, Peterson, Han
sen, Wager.
Mileage-Hughes, Logan, Nc
Clellen.
Public Printing-Folsom, Shir-
ley, Harrington.
/ Education-Groves, Ainley, Gig
noux, Tremby, Nichols.
Counties and County Boundaries
Nixon, Wager, Mckay, McFad-
den, McClellen.
Ways and Means-Fletcher, Al
len, Johnson, McGill, Leeper, Bell,
Menary.
Claims = Trembath, Weighed,
Sexton, Clifford, Thompson.
Judiciary - Murphy, Menary,
Bell, Logan, Groves, harrington,
Gignoux.
Corporations and Railroads.&c.
Gill, Menary, Nixon, Thompson,
George.
State Prison and Insane Asylum
Richards, Bell, Hayes.
Mines and Mining - Harring-
ton, Wager, Nichols, Hughes Nc
Fadden.
Trade and Misunderstanding
Thompson, Shirley, Lanyon, Nc
Kay.
Agriculture = Johnson, Allen,
Kinney, Weighed, Peterson.
Internal Improvement-Menary
Tremby, VanEmon, Richard Han
sen.
State Institutions-Kinney, Fol-
som, Harrington, Murphy, Sexton.
Military and Indian Affairs
Weighed, Lanyon, Folsom, Hayes,
Fletcher.
Contingent Expenses - Emery,
Reid, Clifford, Shirley, Mckay.
Federal Relations-Menary Ain
ley, Murphy, Logan, Peterson.
Engrossment-Clifford, McFad-
den, Hayes.
Enrolment - Leeper, Hughes,
Richards.
Public Morals-Folsom, Trem-
bath, Emery, Hansen, Reid.
State Library-Logan, Nichols,
Wager.
Public Lands-McClellen, Allen,
George, McGill, Kinney.
IMPORTANT MEASURES.
Assembly Bill No. 1, creating a
Legislative Fund, to pay salaries
and running expenses of the ses-
sion ($56,0OO) was passed unani-
mously as usual.
Senator Millett offered a concur
rent resolution No. l, whose title is:
Senate concurrent resolution rela-
tive to the length of session of the
Legislature. Referred to Committee
on Ways and Means. [Cuts session
down to forty days.]
Senator Stearns introduced Bill
No. 3, the title of which is: can
Act to Repeal an Act Fixing the
Time for Opening and Closing Sa-
looms and Gambling Houses. APP
proved March 6, 1889. Referred to
the Committee on Judiciary.
By Foley-Notice, that he will,
at an early date, introduce a bill to
reapportion the Legislative repre-
sentation of the State-giving Is in
the Senate and 80 in the Assembly.
By Gignoux-Concurrent resolu-
ton providing for a joint committee
to decide upon a bill consolidating
State Offices. Adopted. Speaker
appointed Gignoux, Ainley, Har-
rington, Kinney.
Groves, by leave, gave notice of a
bill to repeal tax on mortgages; al
SO of a bill to repeal law giving
women right to hold office of School
Superintendent.
Senate Bill No. A was by permits
sion, introduced out of order by
Sawyer. can Act to provide for a
convention for the revision of the
entire Constitution of the State o.
Nevada" Convention to meet al
the Assembly room in Carson City
the first Monday in June, 1891, and
continue in session until the work
is completed. To consist of 60 mem