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

A Brief Report OF n work Of fts
Members.

HENAIE-HILLt klCsf L~@lhVDtt1es
Pa,chen-An Act supplementary 10 an
Act concerning crimes and punishments-
IA makes 10 9 misdemesnor for males to
declare csrnsl knowledge Of the other sex.
sksggs-An Acs 10 provide for uniform
examination for teachers certificates.
Comins-Inssructing our Senators and
Representstive TO vote for and support
the bill for the construction Of the Mica
rsgus Canal.
Summerdeld-Bm relative to roads and
Highways
BOyle-To provide revenue for the State
OF Nevada.
wilson-Resolution that the amount Of
stationery allowed each Senator be limited
10 $40.
Maute-Bili relating to salaries and fees
Of Justices OF the Peace.
Comins-Rela,ing 30 District Courts.
Gregoyich-A bill to create 3 ere de-
partment fund-empowers County Com
missioners 10 levy aud eollsct . tax OF not
10 exceed one per cent upon tbe assessed
value OF property within any upincorpor-
sted town. for the benefit Of the fire de-
psriment in such town.
BILLS PASSED.
Patchen-To prohibit males declaring
Illicit carnal knowledge Of females.
AssEnBLY-BILLs, ETC.. ISTRoDuoFD.
Beek-Concurrent resolution relative 70
the violation Of the Interstate Commerce
Act BY railroads by unjust discrimination
in freights and fares.
McNaughton Bill funding the indebt-
edpess OF Esmeralda county, and also 9
bill amending the mining law.
Gorman-Bil amending the Australian
Ballot law-substitutes @ rubber stamp,
instead Of lead pencil. in marking ballots.
Stanley-Bill authorizing Trustees Of
Reno school district TO issue bonds for
school purposes.
Allen Of Eureka-Bill relating 10 cleo.
tions.
Misunderstanding on Act 10 define
powers Of County Commissioners-it re-
lates 10 issuing certificates OF election 10
members OF the Legislature.
Hogan-Act 10 repeal all Acts relating
TO the construction Of airline railroads
through the State.
McNaughton-Act 10 Amend Act relat-
ing to criminal proceedings.
Beek-Act TO promote purity Of cleo
.ions-it Is similar to the Purity Of Flee.
tons law now in operation in California.
Stsnley-An Act to repeal an Act an
thorizing County Commissioner TO make
appropriations for public holidays.
Noel-Act to detach 9 portion OF Wsshoe
and annex it to 0rmsby county. This bill,
on motion Of Allen OF Eureka, WAS laid
on the table.
Conboie-Aet relating to the Assign,
ments aud Payments Of Moneys.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS relative TO the
interests of the silver producing States
and Territories.
wilson-BiIl 10 prohibit the sale Of in.
4 szzeaaA1 EaAnWa IN tkA Atata fantanl
building.
Beck-BiII relative TO the preservation
Of elk. antelope, deer and other wild ami
mails.
Allen OF Eureks-Bill 10 prevent tres
pass on real estate by live stock.
Denton-To increase the mail service
between Phoebe and Geyser and Osceola in
Lincoln county.
Allen Of Eureka-To provide for clerical
aid in the State Library.
Noel-To prescribe qualifications for
Notaries Public.
GormAn-Act TO secure uniformity in
the Issuance Of teachers certificates.
McDonald-Aot for the preservation oil
fish.
Resolution calling for q Consti-
t~utionsl Convention.
ASSEMBLY DEN
McNaughton OF Esmerslda moved that
Assembly concurrent resolution No. 4, in
troduced by Beck Of Washoe, be taken up.
This resolution protested against any ex-
tension for the pay ment of the bonded in
debtedness OF the Pacific railroads. II was
moved by Allen Of Eureka that the com
mit,ee report fsyorAbly. Carried.
The Committee Of the Whole reported
the resolution favorably.
Allen of Eureka moved that the resolu
ton be taken up and put upon is fna
passage.
The resolution was taken up, and, no
receiving the constitu tional majority. wal
lost by the following vote:
Yeas-Allen OF Eureka, Beck, Briggs
Brockliss, Court, Crisier, Flanagan, Ho
gan, Leidy. Murphy. McNsughton, Pitt
Russell. Stanley, Wilson is.
Nays-Beals, Conboie. Coreyell, Den
ton. German. Greenwood. Hall. Human
Mcdonald, Newman, Noel, Wieland, Aller
OF Cburchill-13.
Absen,-Constant, Francis.
When Senate concurren, resolution No
8 (by Cominsl came up Tor consideration
an amendment was offered by Allen o
Eureka. The Clerk, upon request Of thu
member from Eureka. read one Of the "a
nous "0ld Psrd" letters. The Speaker
objected 10 she Clerk reading the letter, Al
it had no bearing upon the case. Aller
then proceeded to read IL, holding that /
was a part Of his argument. II was ruled
out OF order Notwithstanding. Allen iher
spoke at length on the amendment.
NOTES.
Senate concurrent resolution No. 2, "a
amend the constitution so as 10 authorize
and allow the establish nent Of a State LOS
terry, mel with summary defeat when il
came NJ In the Senate for consideration
Comins, PAtchen and Summerield spoks
in strong opposition to the resolution,
This settles the lottery question for the
present session at least.
There Is scarcely AM life manifested In
the Senate save when Senators Comins and
Summerield are cross firing at each other,
but In the Assembly 10 Is one continuous
round Of excitement. and Q member car
get any kind OF q game be wants at any
time by just mentioning II.