Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-14

A EacoId Of Tie rroceedings of the
Seventeenth ession.
FiFTY- SECOND DaY.
senate.

Juutcl1fE IDllltlltIt' as tiitit WIS
doubts IT its con~titutionality.
Committee on corporations reported
unfavnrab.v on Senate Bill 2S.
Senate Ri 81, (GignouX), relative to
purities on official bonds. Judiciary.
Assembly Concurrent Resolution 49,.
That the present session of the Legis-
lature adjourn ut II o'clock Saturday.
Adopted and concurred in.
GENERAL FILE.
Assembly Bill Sc. Consolidating
Eureka county offices. Eureka Dele
CATION
Assembly Bill %. Declaring the
wilfull prevention Of people from OBJ
tanning employment "A misdemeanor.
Corporations and Railroads
Assembly Bill 100. Preservation Of
fish WAYS Il Means.
Assembly Bill l62. from Committee
on Mines and Mining To encourage
the mines and mining. Judiciary.
Surveyor General Pratt appeared
before the Committee Of the Whole in
vide extra clerical aid in the State
Land Office He showed that the
work had increased to such an extent
that unless. the extra clerks We're en-
ploved it would result in a loss of
from $4,000 to $4,000 to the State.
The Committee reported favorably on
the hill.
Senate Bill IS. Regulating compen-
sation of the District Attorney f
White Pine county. Passed.
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Ways and Means reported S B 50
without recommendations.
Store delegation reported favorabIv
on s 3 = and OH substitute for S B
"a.
SB2S; relative to insurance com
panies. Tabled.
THIRD READING.
A b 90: t. encourage agriculture.
Special ortler for P. II. Thursday.
A B G3; relative to wild game.
Tabled.
Substitute for 4 y 1872: relative to
White Pine county affairs. Passed.
s b 50 to provide for clerical aid in
the State Land Office. The Surveyor
General explained the necessity of the
bill 1t appropriates $1,000 for extra
clerica' help.
Senate Bill 81. Concerning the Civ
ing Of off i'll bonds as required by
law Passed
Senator Boyle gaze notice that he
would ask to reconsider the vote by
which Senate Bill 50, asking for adj
ditional clerical aid in the State
Land Office was lost
Senate Bill 80. Providing for a tax
on incomes. Passed.
Senate Bill rs An act amending |
an act relative to township Offices in
Nevada. Passed.
Senate Joint Resolution No. II; re- |
lative to Constitutional Convention.
The resolution required Il two-thirds
majority. and receiving but votes
was declared lost
Recess until so O'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
A message from the. Senate an
nounccd that the House refused to re-
cede from its amendments. Comins
moved that the Senate recede from
its and on amendments. sections 81
and Sc of Assembly bill Co The mo-
ton was made under suspension of
the rules and carried by unanimous
leave. GignoUx ruled that Joint
rule could not be suspended Chair
decided the rule we'll taken, and debate
was shut off. Comins appealed from
the ruling and there was a long
wrangle. and 'alf an hour was
was ed in untangling a parliamentary
knot. The decision of the Chair was
sustained The wrangle STAYED off
the question Of the amendment.
Gignoux by leave introduced Senate
bill Sc. \ fish bill. State Prison com
mittee
Substitute for Assembly bill Sc
Consolidating Eureka county offices.
Passed.
On motion of GignouX the Secretary
was instructed to notify the Assembly ,
hat Tire Senate was ready to appoint
a committee OF conference on Assem-
bly, bill co. the Appropriation bill
GENERAL FILE.
Substitute for S. B. "a. Relative to
Storey county offices.
Passed.
A. B. 9, An act to promote the pur- t
txy Of aIaa+ion, PanI-,- aIaotiop Hill =