Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-03-23
..Ee,sLarrvE PROCEEDINGS.
A Brief Report OF the wor OF us
Members.

NAIE-blLLo EAct
Ricbsrds-To encourage the conssruc-
ton OF railroads In the several counties In
tho State.
Maute-To amend an Act for the pur-
chase and promotion Of newspapers pup
lished in the several counties Of the State.
This affects newspapers running "boiier-
plate" matter or patent outsides."
Msrtin-An Act for the construction OIL
barbed wire fences.
Mau.e-An Act prohibiting the County
Commissioners in the various counties In
the State making contracts beyond their
terms Of Office.
BILLS PASSED.
Oomips-Relative to District Attorney
In White Pine county.
Senate bill So relative TO the selection
and sale of lands Was placed 81 the bot
tom Of the file.
Assembly bill 0 (Beck)-Purity Of Elec-
lions.
Summerfeld Income tax bill.
Maute-Purchase and preservation OF
newspapers in the several counties In the
State.
Assembly bill 1f6 tAllen Of Eureka)-
For painting the portrait Of x'Governor
Colcord. ~Appropriates the sum OF $500.
| Leaves Governor Jones at liberty to gel
the work done at the best artistic sdvan-
tsge.
Comins-Issuance OF teachers certi6-
Gates by county boards.
Senate bill 13-Providing for the Kelley
| Cure at The expense Of the State. Lost.
Senate bill 57-Concerning official
bonds.
Senate substitute for Assembly bill 100
Branch fish hachery at Elko.
Mills-Regula.ing the terms OF public
schools. Ten months in the year called
for. Laid on the table.
Comins-Relative to q State loan. To
borrow from the School Fund to keep the
University on a cash basis.
The bill for the compilation Of the State
laws, the work to be done by Attorney
General Beatty and Judge F. H. Harmon,
was defeated.
AssEMBLY-BILLs, ETC. INTRODUCED.
wieland-To prohibit the bringing Of
diseased cattle into the State, or the sale
OF diseased meats; also, wilful prevention
OF people from obtaining employment by
corporations and others q misdemeanor.
Greenwood-Compilasion Of statutes by
r. M. Beatty and +. II. Harmon.
Gorman-Repealing section 124 OF an
Act to provide revenue.
Hogan Relating to women who wear
high plumed hats.
Noel-Attaching q portion Of Washoe
valley to Ormsby county.
Assembly bill 4O-Rslsting to elections.
Requires each ballot to be posted after be-
ing csnvsssed.
Assembly bill 1ss-Relating to Military
enoampments.
BILLS PASSED.
Beck-Purity Of Elections bill.
Senate bill 16 (Wise)-Increasing the
salaries Of county officers in Humboldt
county, was indefinitely postponed.
Senate bill 81 (Maate) Purchase and
preservation Of newspapers in the ssvera
counties Ia the State. Excludes paper
with ''patent outsides" printed in Sar
Francisco or elsewhere than in this Stat'
from having any Of the public printing.
The bill providing that Lieutenant Gov
ernor sadler receive q salary Of 50 900
year was defeated.
Misunderstanding wilful prevention
OF people from obtaining employment b.
corporations and others q misdemeanor.
Allen OF Eureka-To regulate lobbyist
and lobby agents. Lost.
McNaughton-To issue diplomas OF tn
academic degreee to the State Universit,
graduates.
wieland- Establishing a State Board o
Health.
Allen Of Eureka-Painting portrait o
Ex-Governor Colcord; appropriases $50
for doing the work; Governor Jones to Sc
that the work is properly executed.
, Assembly bill Swallows killing will,
horses.
Assembly bill 40-Relating to elections
requires that each ballot be posted afte
being canvassed- laid on the table.
Assembly bill 13S-Militasy encamp
ments to be held in the immediate vicin
: ity Of the State capital.
Assembly bill 95-Locating, recording
working, establishing marks and boun
daries Of mining claims.
Assembly bill 162-To encourage tn
mining interests OF the State OF Nevada
! Makes II . punishable misdemesnor I
tear down or deface mining notices, de
stroy marks and bounds. surreptitiousl.
remove ore, etc.
. German Photographic Wills.
The bill making the ~janitor Of the Stat
Capitol bsilif Of the Supreme Court wa
. lost.
Of s92. 900 from the School Fund to til
General Fund.
Assembly bill 115-Jackrsbbit bounty
Assembly bill 34-Stoek running a
: large in the streets OF towns. Lost.
NOTES.
After the business of the session hs'
been concluded. Senators Comins an
: Boyle offered resolutions in the Senate
. which were adopted, thanking the Presi
, dent of the Senate, the attaches OF tina
body and the newspapers for their assist
ance in promoting the work Of the Legis
9 lature.
President ssdler. in a happy vein, re-
, piled to the gratifying resolutions passed
In the Assembly, Speaker Allen was pre-
sented with a gold-headei cane, ant
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