The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-03-02

railroad, milling and mining corpora
tions of San Francisco with the politics
and legislation of the State of Nevada.
Judiciary
S. B. No. 18-Relative to residence
of Lieutenant Governor. Removes
the requirement that he shall reside
at the State Capitol. Discussed by
Coryell, Allen of Eureka, Newman.
Beck, Hogan and other, and finally
passed-17 ayes; 9 nays; 4 absent.
BY Skaggs, S. B. No. 38-Supple-
mentary to Act to provide revenue for
the support of the State of Nevada,
and to repeal certain acts relative there
to. Makes dining or buffet cars on
railroads pay license, same as hotels,
restaurants and other public eating
places. Ways and M cans. :
ByiSkaggs, S. g. r. No. Ire
lative to amending the State constitu-
ton. Referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee, Following is the text of the
resolution:
THE seat of government shall be
at Carson City. Provided, however,
that when ever any town or city in
the State of Nevada desiring the loca-
ton of said seat of government within
its limits, shall deposit in the State
Treasury the sum of 500, 900, the
said snni to be held by the State Treas
urer rs q guarantee to the State of Ne
vada, for tie purpose of erecting suit
able Cari'ol building and the purchase
of necessary grounds for building pur-
poses, the Legislature shall change the
location of the seat of government to
said town or city, and provide by law
for the purchase and erection of such
nescessary grounds and Capitol build
ings and the transfer of the public
archives and property belonging to the
State.
By Comins. S. G. R.-Opposing
National and State banks of issue
Passed unanimously.
BY Comins, S. B. No. 46-To re-
peal Act to encourage the develop
ment of the mineral resources If the
State. Education.
By Maute, S. B. No. 44-Amenda-
tory of act to establish State print
ing office and to create the office of
State Printer. Printing. psi
By Comins, S. B. No. 45-Supplo-
mentary to Act relative to the State
University and matters properly con-
nected herewith; provides for the
analyses of ores, minerals. waters, etc !,
at the University, from citizens of any
part of the State free of charge. Edu-
cation.
ASSEMBLY.
BY Hinmar, A. b. No. 74-The
high license liquor saloon bill-$6OO
a year. Indefn itely postponed.
BY German, A. B. 93-Act to pro-
vide for County Commissioners Dis
tricts. Judiciary.
By McNaughton, A. B. No. 90
Act relative to the location and work
ing of mining claims. Mines and
Mining.
A. B. No. 8O-Reducing license
for attorneys and counsellors at law
from $50 to $40. Judiciary.
By Flanagan, A. B. No. 1O2-To
reduce the pay of Senatros and Assem-
blymen after the present session to Sc
per day. Judiciary.
By Wieland, A. B. No. 98-To pro-
hlblt persons or corporations from at
tempting to prevent discharged en-
ployes from obtaining employment
Corporations and Railroads.
By Flanagan, A. B. No. 1O1-Re-
latlve to deputy State officers. ,Abol-
lshes the deputies of Secretary of State
Treasurer, Controller and Attorney
General. Judiciary.
By Denton, A. B. No. 96-To en-
courage the construction of railroads
In Lincoln county Authorizes the
County Commissioners to issue bonds.
etc. Corporations and Railroads.
Professor Miller of the State Uni
verslty was invited by resolution to
address the Legislature upon the sub
Ject OF infectious Diseases Among
Cattle and How toPrevent the Spread"
By Brockliss, A. B. No. 97-Rela-
l.