Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-03-09
LEersLATIyE PROCEEDINGS.
A Brief Report OF the York Of IFS
Membera.

emonies.
Comins-Bin to legally fix the rate OF
the public Insane Asylum and change the
to the Nevada Hospital for Mental
Diseases.
Gregovich - Amending Act providing
for the government and maintenance OF
the State Orphans Home.
misunderstanding Official bonds, not
TO be accepted unless the security is fully
and legally justified.
Comins-Appropristion bill for expenses
Of civil State Government for the next two
years.
Comins-Authorizing q State loan.
BILLS PASSED.
Assembly joint resolution tRusselD-
Relating to foreign intermeddling Of gold
bug railroads and other capital powers
with the politics and government Of the
State OF Nevada. President Ssdler ruled
the resolution out OF order.
Maute-Estsblishing q State Print
ing Office and creating the office OF Super
intenden, Of State Printing.
The bill prohibiting certain live stock
from roaming at large IN roads and high
ways in towns and cities passed.
Comins-An Act concerning juries.
Senate bill 40-Regulating the manner
OF drawing %juries.
Senate bill g. Concerning District
Courts and Judges thereof.
wise-Prohibiting women from visiting
or remaining in saloons.
Richards-To prevent malicious mis-
chief in churches and sc~hoolhouses.
Senate concurrent resolution, relative
to the calling OF q Constitutional Conven-
ton, was tabled.
Comins-To change the name Of the
State Insane Asylum to Nevada Hospital
for Mental Diseases.
Assembly bill No. 4 (Gorman)-Relat-
Ing to elections-rubber stamp 10 be used
instead Of pencil. Lost.
Coryell-To define the manner Of elso..
ing County Commissioners.
Mariin-To regulate proceedings In
civil cases.
Richards-Duties OF Lieutenant Gov
ernor when acting In ex-oficio capacity,
etc. Laid on the table.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s3,013 s.
to pay deficiency OF State Agricultural So
ciety for the years 1898 "a.
AssEMBLY-BILLs. ETC, INTRODUCED.
Pitt-To provide for the destruction OF
certain noxious animals. Fixes s cents
bounty on rabbit scalps.
Allen OF Eureka-To provide for the
painting in oil colors. ct . cost not to ex'
coed $500. the portrait Of Ex-Governor
Colcord.
Gorman-Appropristing 500 for the re-
lief Of @. F. Murphy, for expenses in con-
testing his seat in the Assembly.
Denton-License Of SO per month for
drummers and ~auctioneers. and SIS per
month for wagon peddlers. Excepts ven
ders Of agricultural products Of Nevada.
Denton-To reduce the length of ses
sions Of the Legislature; repeats the fifty
days limitation Act Of the last session.
Allen Of notwithstanding the sale ol
| cigarettes to SIS per quarter, and prohib
| itine minors from smoking Them.
Pitt presented protests from the peopl'
Of Humboldt county against the passage
Of the bill increasing the salaries Of Hum
boidt county officers.
BILLS PASSED.
Russell-Foreign in.ermeddling Of golt
bug railroads and other capital power
with the politics and government Of tn
State OF Nevada. Lost.
Gorman-substitute for Assembly bill
39-For the maintenance and supervision
Of the public schools.
Mcdonald = Compensation Of Whit
Pine county officers.
Gorman-Manner Of electing Count,
Commissioners.
Hogan-New legislative spportionment
Lost.
Flsnnigan-Amendatory Of State consti
tuition. making buying or selling votes
penal offense. Indefinitely postponed.
Senate bill So (Maute)-For mainte-
nance OF public schools. School Trustees
shall not be interested In any contract FOL
supplies, etc., except under certain condi
lions. This bill created . heated AND
lively debate. Allen Of Eureka moved
that the bill be indefinitely postponed
| Lost. After further discussion the bill
was passed.
Beck-Gaming and toll road licenses Il
be paid into the General Fund Of th,
counties instead Of to the State. IndeH
nitely postponed.
Substitute for Senate bill 35-To refund
to subscribers to Midwinter Fair Fund
and pay outstanding indebtedness Of th,
same. amounting to over S14. 200. The
bill was passed by 20 ayes and / No,
Hogan. the Populiss Assemblyman. vot-
ing against the bill.
NOTES.
A lengthy and animated discussion tool
place when the bill repeating the Act linn
iting the session Of the Legislature Il
sixty days came up In the Assembly.
Denton denied that the object Of th,
bill was TO extend the time OF the session
Allen Of Eureka thought the constitu
ton settled the limit. sixty days. bui
while he believed the Act passed by th,
last session limiting the session to 80 days
the Legislature was bound by ii until th,
question was settled.
Finally, the Committee Of the Who'll,
moved that when ii made Its report Il
the Assembly il report progress on tn,
bill.
II is estimated that not less than 4,O0(
can be saved to the taxpayers Of the Stat,
II the time OF the session is not extended
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