Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-02-16

A Brief Report OF h work of IT'S
Members.

the salary Of the Treasurer OF Eureka
county 81 5000 per mum was referred TO
the Eureka delegation.
wise-Relative to Humboldt county sal
aries.
skaggs-To prohibit free railroad passes
10 members aud public officers.
Maute-Communicstion from the State
Land Office calling for 1850 deficiency in
the last appropriation.
Gregoyich-Rels.ing to the Fire De-
partment-taken from the table and re-
ferred TO the Judiciary Committee.
Skaggs-That the Lieutenant Governor
shall not be required to reside at the Cap
itol OF the State.
wise-To prevent women from visiting
and frequenting saloons.
BILLS PASSED.
Skaggs-Relasiye to elections.
Assembly bill No. 10. repeating the Nil
itary E~neampment law.
skaggs-Uniform examination for teach
| ers' certificates.
Assembly bill No. %. msking females eli
| gible 10 the Office Of notaries public. laid
on the table.
sksggs-To prohibit The issuing Of free
passes to members Of the Legislature or
| other State oficers-placed at the bottom
| Of the file.
Gregovich-Creating . FIRE department
| fund in the various counties. Ordered
engrossed.
Senate bill No. 15-Not requiring the
| Lieutenant Governor to reside constantly
at the State capital.
Maute-Regulsting TO the salary Of the
Lieutenant Governor. Indefinitely post
poned.
Assembly bill fGorman)-Rubber stamp
| TO be used in marking ballots instead Of
black lead pencil. Laid on the table.
AssExBLY-BrLLs, ETC., INTRODUCED.
Allen Of misunderstanding against the
| illegal issuance Of bonds by the General
Government proposed by Secretary Car
Isle, and ~insiructing our Senators and
Congressman at Washington 70 oppose
such issuance.
Noel-Consolidating and fixing compen-
sation Of certain county and township OH
ces In Storey.
Allen Of Eureka-An Act fixing the sal
AIRY Of the Treasurer Of Eureka county ct
$500 per annum.
Gorman-Relsting to the maintenance
and supervision Of public schools. lnden-
nitely postponed.
MISUNDERSTANDING the govern
ment OF the State Prison. Cuts down the
salary Of the Chaplain TO $3.50 per annum.
Allen OF Eureka-To consolidate certain
offices In Eureka county.
Conboie-Act TO authorize the issuance
| OF military commissions 10 University
cadets.
Flannigan-Act to appoint Q State Vet
Urinary Surgeon at a salary Of $1,000 per
annum and travelling expenses.
Hogan Resolution rendering thsnks to
| Francis G.. Newlands for his vote on the
| Reilly bill. being in accordance with the
plank in the Silver party platform.
Crisler To secure the better education
Of dental practitioners.
Beck-Act 10 fix the number OF County
| Commissioned in the several counties. II
provides for five districts and the same
number of Commissioners.
Denton-To encourage agriculture. IL
prevents the sale Of farm produce without
q license.
Francis-To provide Tor the publication
and distribution Of the Assembly proceed
ings. Provides that the State Printer
shall publish daily the full proceedings OF
the Assembly for distribution. the appoint
ment Of Q stenographer, etc.
Allen OF Eureka - To authorize the
| Commissioner OF Eureka county TO order
warrants for bounty on planting forest
trees.
BILLS PASSED.
Allen Of Fixing the salary OF
the Treasurer OF Eureka county o. $500
per annum.
Senate bill No. (Gregovich) Relative
10 the Eureka Fire Department Fund.
Gorman-Act TO regulate criminal pro-
ceedings In courts Of justice.
Flannigan-Act prohibiting public Off.
ci.ls receiving free passes. Lost.
Bsck-Repealins the Act regarding nox-
ious animals. Laid on the table.
McNaughton-Aot making the payment
Of debts in gold and silver.
Coryell-Providing for printing and
compiling the mining laws Of the State.
Conboie-To regulate the cost Of trans
porting the remains Of deceased persons.
Provides that corpses shall be transported
at first-olsss passenger rates.
Beck-Limiting the power Of certain
county officers. Gives County Commis-
sioners sole power to contract for supplies,
etc., with certain exceptions.
Allen of Eureka-Clerical aid in the
State Library. Provides for an assistant
At $3.50 per mum.
Hogan-Repealing the Air Line Rail-
road. Indefinitely postponed.
NOTES.
Up to date there have been about GO
bills introduced in the Assembly and about
80 In the Senate. II is said not over half
e dozen OF them have As yet been signed
by the Governor.
The inaugural ball Is set for the 25th in
slant, and is IL reported that Sam Davis
Of the Carson Appeal has leased the ward
robes OF the members Of the Walters Asso-
citation in San Francisco and intends sub.
letting the same 10 The Carson and Legis-
lature "Four Hundred"
Complaint is made that the Republican
minority is successfully blocking legisls-
ton in both Houses Of the Legislature. 1t