Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-03-16
LEeusLArrvE PROCEEDINGS.
A Brief Report Of the work OF fts



A Brief Report OF the Work OF us
Members.
s~ESATE-BILLs, ETC., INTRODUCED.
Gignoux-Aushorizing the payment Of
the claim OF the County Auditor Of Lyon
county.
McCone-An Act consolidating certain
counties.
skaggs-An Act concerning County
Commissioners.
Comins-Concurrent resolution to the
recent address OF the Bimetallic League.
BILLS PASSED.
Comins-Repssling the Act to encour-
age the development, of the mineral re-
sources OF the State Of Nevada.
Ksiser-Reducing the interest on de-
ferred land payments from 6 to 4 per cent.
sksggs-Making dining cars pay license.
Lost.
Noel-washoe, Ormsby and Storey
boundary bill. Indefinitely postponed.
Comins-Authorizing q State loan from
the School Fund Of si29, 900.
Assembly bill No. 9O-Taxing sheep.
Gregovich-For supervision and main
teuanee of Orphans Home. Lost.
AssEMBLy-BILLs, ETC., INTRODUCED.
Gormsn-Bili restricting the psstursge
Of sheep within the State Of Nevada. Will
not allow sheep TO be pastured within
three miles Of any town or residence ex-
cept that Of the owner.
Greenwood to provide for compile
ton and publishing the statute laws Of the
State OF Nevada; appropriating $4,000 to
r. M. Beatty and f. H. Harmon for
the work specified.
Denton-Repealing the 50-day session
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the Univers-
ity Regents 20 issue diplomas to grsdu-
ated students.
Misunderstanding salaries Of State
deputies TO 81 900 per annum.
Allen Of Eureks-Fixing salaries Of Eu-
reka county officers and consolidating
certain offices.
Briggs-Relsting to elections and to
more fully secure the secrecy Of the ballot,
Bsck-Fixing State tax levy at ninety
cents.
MISUNDERSTANDING County Commits
sioners to audit claims OF certain officers
whose salaries are reduced during their
term OF office.
Denton-Limiting the power Of county
officers. Each officer to order supplies fol-
his office and the District Attorney TO au'
dit all printing bills.
Allen OF Eureka-An Act TO regulate
lobbyists and lobby agents.
BILLS PASSED.
Denton-Joint concurrent resolution
That the present session OF the Legisla
ture adjourn sine die at IL O'Clock on tht
night of the 10th instant, Adopted.
Beck-To fix the State levy at 90 cents
ON the 500 valuation.
Denton-Repesling the ffty.dsy legisla
tive limit.
This bill created considerable discus
sion. McNaughton opposed the bill. Hi
said if il was proposed to pass it why mo-
find out how much money there was in
the General Fund and rake il all in.
The bill was finally put upon its fna
passage and passed by the following vote
Ayes-Allen OF Eureka, Beals, Briggs
Brockliss, Conboie. Constant. Court. Den
ton, German, Greenwood, Hall, Hinmann
Murphy, Newman, Weiland, Wilson-16
Nsys-Beck, Coryell. Crisler, Flanni
gan. Francis, Hogan, Leidy, Mcdonald
M~cNaughten, Pitt, Russell, Stanley Rni
Mr., Speaker-13.
Not voting-Noel.
Senate bill No. AZ KAISER Reducing
the rale Of interest from 8 TO 4 per cent
Lost.
Allen Of Eureka-Fixing salaries Of Eu
reka county officers.
Noel-Proteetion Of the wages Of labor
Exempts $50 per month when necessar,
for support OF defendants family.
FlannigAn-Taxes live stock in Nevadi
whether assessed in any other State Of
not.
Substitute for Assembly bill n, author
izing Assessors TO assess and collec
taxes on personal property any day in thu
year.
The bill allowing the sale Of Nevada pro
ducts without . license was lost.
Noel Resolution that the Eureka dele
CATION be required to report substitute fol
Senate bill No. Z relating to the psymen'
Of the Indebtedness OF the Eureka county
Fire Fund.
Allen Of Eureka said the bill was not II
proper condition to report. Finally hi
agreed to resport the substitute.
Substitute for Senate bill No. TAR
Act authorizing the County Commission
ers Of Eureka county to pay the indebted
ness OF Eureka Fire Department. Passed
Allen Of Eureka gave notice Of . recon
sideration.
McDonsld-An Act to create . jurors
per diem fund in White Pine county.
Senate bill providing for q State In
come tax passed the Assembly.
wieland-Bil to provide revenue FOL
the State Of Nevada. Taxing sheep.
Allen OF Eureka moved that II be indeh
nitely postponed. This motion was laid
ON the table.
Hogan moved that the frst rection Of
she bill be stricken out. He regarded
the bill as an infamous n His motion
was lost.
Mcdonald offered an amendment max
ing four instead Of two sheep 10 the acre.
Lost.
Allen Of Eureka offered IN amendment
that the provisions Of the bill shall no,
apply to any sheep raiser who Is a resident
OF the State. Lost.
Thu hill maa fnal1v paaoad NTH ous