Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-07
LEGISLATURE.
La Record Of the Proceedings Of the
Seventeenth Session.
EORTY-FIFTH DAY.

lnfavorably on both the substitutes
Tor Senate Bill SO and the bill itself,
avorably on Assembly Bill "a and
infavorably on Senate Bill SO and
senate Bill 81.
Committee on Education reported
ubstiture for Assembly Bill 80 with
ut recommendation.
Agricultural Committee reported
|avorably on Assembly Bill 1O6.
Maute made a favorable minority
report on Senate Bill 5S.
Washoe Delegation reported favor
IDLY on Senate Bill No. 5.
Ways & Means Committee reported
avorably on Assembly Bill 66 and
nfavorably on Senate Bill o.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Senate Bill 20 by Gignoux. Relief
I I. P. March for services in Lyon
county. Lyon County delegation.
Senate Bill II. Skaggs. State
Revenue. Ways & Means.
GENERAL FILE.
Senate Bill 65. Amending act rela-
i've to State Museum. Passed.
Senate Bill SO Skaggs. To make
lining cars pay license for sale Of
lines, food and liquors. Bill made
special order for 3 p. m. when the
kttorney General was invited to at.
bnd and explain legal points in the
tll.
Senate Bill g. To provide for an
mex to the State Asylum at Reno.
fassed. All present voting Aye
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate Bill sc. Act to define duties
Bailiff of the Supreme Court.
assed.
Assembly Bill o. Act to provide
Sr the office Of road supervisor.
judiciary Committee.
Senate Bill So. Act to facilitate the |
living of bonds. Considered en-
krossed. Substitute for the same bill |
fIuTncu 10 TIE author.
/ The author then introduced Sub |
iitute for Bill So, and Bills Sc and 81
ERE made special order for Thursday |
Up. m.
lSenate Bill 6l Providing for loan
S92, 900 for the State School Fund
|onsidered engrossed
pvir NO
|vorably on Senate Bill SO.
Ways & Means Committee re.
brted unfavorably on Assembly Bill
S.
Assembly Bill g. To allow the pay
ent OF taxes in emlannual install
|ents. Recommitted to Ways and
leans Committee.
Senate resolved itself in the Commit
e of the Whole to consider Senate
/ II 3s. Provided for the licensing of
| e sale of liquors in sleeping ears
Etorney General Beatty was called on
address the Senate on the bill, and
We it legal information. He stated
at he had no knowledge of the bill
I'D that it was not the privilege of
|ate officer to oppose or advocate any
ll. He would, however, answer any
Restion propounded, relative to the
|gality of any clause in the bill.
|Comins asked if one license taken
It would do for all trains or would
ey have tC license each car. The
ply was that each car would have to
collected monthly in each county.
|aggs asked if the law was constitu
(nal The reply was No" The Ii
Tor license could be collected but the
tel license could not. A car was
It hotel. The bill might make the
b. hotel but under the present law
WAS not. Any business could be
ked. The Constitution provides .
ht all taxation should be equal and
neral. This law would be picking
Il a certain class. |
Eomins asked-if should the bill be- E
|ne a law-if the license would be c
|e in each county and if the Sheriff
each county would have the right t
stop The train at each county seat I
ID collect license.
[rhe Attorney General-Hc would be t
Felict in his duty if he did not. S
vote of thanks was rendered the t
torney General and the committee 2
pse and made no report.
There was considerable discussion )
the bill McCone said that under \
present law the companies were Ii
le to q license Of $3.50 a month in t
th county. The bill was lost, II b
ting no. Il
Assembly Bill 81; an act to provide n
Cnnna fat. tho Statn craun p mont d