The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-03-04

vote by which S. b. No. 78 was passed
yesterday, sale and removal of Reno
State Prison walls. Carried.
Bill discussed at length. Those walls
had cost the State $40 900. Comins
thought nobody would pay much for
them, and better leave them as they are.
Might be made available for other State
purposes. Passed, 8 to 4, Comins, Foley,
Stearns and LaGrave voting no.
By Comins, s.. B. No. 85-Authorizing
offering and payment OF rewards by
county commissioners for detection OF
sale OF ardent spirits to Indians. Ways
and Means.
By Boston, A. B. No. 99-L"gal adver-
tising from District Courts. Amended
to leave it to approval OF District Judges.
Lost, 10 to 2.
A. B. 106-Regulating to purchase of
supplies. Amended by rs per cent in
stead OF 10.
A. B. No. 106-Poviding that officials
purchase their supplies in the State.
Made special order for 2 :15 to-day.
Gignoux introduced s. B. No. 86-Irri-
& ,lion Act. Judiciary.
Hamil moved the considering out OF
order of Concurrent Resolution relative
to the indebtedness of the Central Pvcific
railroad. Carried.
Resolution came up on third reading
and passed.
S. B. No 47-An Act allowing county
commissioners to grant aid to district
fairs. Passed.
A. B. No. 40, by Grifin-An Act fixing
salaries and mileage of members OF the
Legislature. Mileage Is cents per mile,
members to So per day not to exceed 81.
Passed, Reynolds, Folsom and Smith vo-
ting nay.
The House went into . Committee of
the Whole on A. B. No. 56, an Act APP
propriating $4,000 tor Worlds Fair
exhibit. Bill amended to read 10000
and reported favorahly.
A. b. No. 53-An Act to pay Frank
Francis 81 900 for preparing a pamphlet
descriptive of Nevada's resources for
distribution at the Worlds Fair. Re-
ported favorably.
Adjourned.
sENATE-FoRTY-sIxTH DAY.
BY Comins, S. B. No. S9-Defning
mode of proceedings in actions on public
lands. Ways and Means.
s. B. No. 5l-General Appropriation
bill considered in Committee of the
Whole.
Amendment of free Conference Com
mittee adopted. Ordered re-engrossed.
Governors approval of S. B. No. Al,
bounty to Blossom, sinking artisan we'll.
s. B. No. 64-To encourage the con-
struction OF railroad in Nevada.
s. B. No. 63-Authorizing the pur-
chase of lands, water rights, for State
Prison farm taken up in Committee of
the Whole. LaGrave offered to strike
out Section 4. Lost.
By Folsom, A. B. No. 127-An Act to
establish a State Historical Society. 4
Under the head of first reading and
reference of bills, s. B. Modelling the
State Prison walls), after a long debate
on reference, was laid on the table by .
vote of 20 to 8.
House went into Committee OF the
Whole on the bill which appropriated
81 1000 for the advertisement of Nevada's
Resources at the Worlds Fair. State
Printer estimated that it would cost
S., 200 to print the book. Tabled.
A. B. No. 102-An Act preventing the
carrying of concealed weapons by school
children. Passed.
A. B. 103-An Act to establish a State
Board of Health. provides for the ap-
pointment by the Governor of three ply
sicians of the State to constitute the
same.) Passed.
A. B. No. 79-An Act bonding Washoe
county for road purposes. Passed.
A. b. No. 49-An Act consolidating
Ormsby, Douglas and Lyon counties.
Postponed indefinitely after a long de-
bate.
Constitutional Amendments read third
time and all passed.