Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-03-03

VA, ana TO repeal certain acts rclaiv,
thereto. Makes dining or buffet car,
on railroads pay license. same as no
tells, restaurants and other public eat
ing places. Ways and Means.
BY Wilson, S b No. 3-Amend
atory Of act for the preservation o.
fish in the waters of this State. Agri
culture.
By Comins, s B No. 4O-To regulate
the n OF drawing iuries in the
District Courts OF this State. Judic
iary.
GENERAL PILE.
BY Flanagan. A b No. G0-Fixine
salaries OF washoe county officers
Washoe Delegation.
By Noel, A b No. 5l-Relief OF
Dunn, Hardy and Flannery-s1S7 90
Claims.
BY Conboie, A s No. 10. by reques,
Official sterographer for the Dis.
trict Courts. Judiciary Committee.
By Mcdonald. A b 10 Providing
for clerical aid in the State Library
salary SI20 per year. Considered in
Committee OF the Whole. Skaggs in
the chair. Progress reported in regu.
lar session, with request to be allowed
to sit again. Report adopted.
By Judiciary Committee, Senate
substitute for A b No. 16-Orderod
printed and placed at the bottom OF
file till printed.
BY Patchen. S G r No. I1-Provid.
ing for a Constitutional Convention.
Lost; ayes, Comins. Gignoux, Gregg.
vich, Martin, Skaggs, Summerfeld, 6;
nays, Boyle, Kaiser. Maute, Mills, Nc.
Cone, Patchen, Richard, Wilson, 7;
absent, Wise.
Patchen having changed his vote to
no for the purpose, gave notice of
motion for reconsideration.
BY Gignoux, S b No. 4l-Amend.
atory OF Act relative to public roads
and highways. Internal Improve
ments.
At 1920 eoess till . p. IN.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
GENERAL FILE.
BY Summerfield, S b No. So
Amendatory OF Act to regulate the set
Element OF the estates Of deceased per.
son Passed unanimously.
BY Wilson A b No. Ito prohibit
the sale OF ardent spirits in the Capi
tol building OF the State OF Nevada.
To take effect on and after the first
day OF April next; makes it n misde
meanor punishable by n fine OF from
s1OO to $1,000, or Imprisonment from
one to six months.
The bill passed unanimously.
On motion OF Comins the Senate
now went into executive session. : doors
closed, reporters and all intruders
excluded--aftcr which it adjourned.
NSof'MBLh.
Convened at IL A. NJ.
Speaker Allen in the chair.
Roll call.
Prayer by Chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
MOTIONS " RESOLUTIONS !
by Newman Inviting Professor
Miller Of the State University to adj.
dress the Legislature upon the sub
iect OF preventing the spread OF in.
fictitious diseases among cattle. A.
BY Ncwman-To employ J c Ken
to assist the Engrossing Clerk
at n salary OF SO per day.
After considerable discussion the
was finally laid on the
Beck offered the following: Re
soired: That the standing Commit
tee on Counties and County Bound.
aries be, and is hereby instructed to
reconsider the advisability OF c~onsoli.
dating Storey and Washoc counties,
and thus save one half OF the aggre.
gate cost Of the two, and report to this
House by bill or otherwise.
The resolution was lost by n riyD
uoce vote, no division being called
for.
At 1925 recess was taken till
2 r. II.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Alb No. 67-Allowing State and
county taxes to he paid in scmi.an.
nual installments. first Monday in
December and fret Monday / N July,
came up on special order. After duo
discussion the bill passed unapimous.
ly.
The Committee OF Eugrossment re-.
ported that clerical assistance was nb.
solutely necessary for the Engrossipp
Clerk.
On motion tho resolution providing
for an assistant was taken from tho
table.
Allen OF Eureka moved to amend
by making tho compensation by folio
work, as required BY law. Amend.
ment carried and resolution adopted
rs amended.
BY Coinins, Senate Resolution No.
D-Shriking out the word "male-
whercever IL occurs in the State Con