The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-02-20
BILLS PRESENTED
THIS SESSION
Silver States Compilation of
Measures introduced
Continued

Again taking up the resume of legisld-
tive business. the Silver State publishes
the following transactions last week: This
paper has received but one Senate bill,
No. 40, introduced by DIR. j. D. Campbell,
Senator from Lincoln county, providing
for the regulation of the practice of med
icine and surgery appointing a State
Board of Medical Examiners and defining
their duties The bill makes it unlawful
for any person to practice medicine sur
gerry or Obstetrics without first obtaining
a license therefor. The Silver State takes
it for granted that the bill introduced by
Senator Campbell is the combined judg
ment of the State Medical Society. The
bin is carefully drawn and makes quack-
cry impossible.
THE ASSEMBLY
SMALL of Churchill introduced a. b.
No. g. relating to the printing of briefs
and transcripts used on appeal Of cases
to the Supreme Court. 1t does away with
the present practice of attorneys submit
ting typewriter briefs, The bill should
pass, for it is right and gives the print
ers of the State work that legitimately
belongs TO them.
COLE-A b. NO g.
An act authorizing the Trustees of
Tonopah School District to Issue bonds
for school purposes.
CLARK-A. b. NO. 65.
An act providing for the consolidation
of certain offices in White Pine. Same
TO take effect on January lst, 1907
CHURCHILL -DELEGATION-A b. 6G
An act providing for two District Judges
for the Second District and each to have
a salary Of $4,000.
ANKER-A. b. NO. 81.
An act authorizing the Commissioners
OF Humboldt county to issue bonds in the
amount of $4,000 to be used in the pur-
chase of so acres of land for a poor farm
and the erection thereon of a county hos
pital The full text OF this bill was pub
lished in the Silver State last Friday
CUSHING-A. b. NO. g.
An act defining the liabilities of per-
sons. receivers and associations engaged
in operating mines to employees for in
juries received and defining who are vice
principals and fellow-servants In other
words it is the Fellow Servant" bill in
a new dress.
CLARK-A b. NO. 50.
An act regulating certain offices in Lin
coin county and fixing the salaries there
Of
A b. No. 70-An act authorizing the ap-
said county.
SMIITH-A b. NO. H.
An act fixing the salaries of officers in
Humboldt county and consolidating 9TH
ers. The bill fixes the salary of Sheriff
at 81. 400 per annum and $1,000 for dep
uty.
Recorder ana Auditor, $4,000
County Clerk. 81 1900.
County Treasurer. sl.5O0
Assessor, 81, 900.
District Attorney. $500.
County Commissioners, $500 each, ex-
elusive of travelling expenses.
The Superintendent os Schools is con-
solidated with that of District Attorney
but carries with 1t no salary.
WRIGHT-A y. NO. 72
An act making 1t unlawful for any per-
son to wear a button of any lodge or
secret society unless entitled to wear
same.
DODGE-A. b. NO. 49,
An act providing for submitting of
constitutional amendments and acts of
referendum to the voters and saying how
said proposed amendments shan be
printed,
ANKER-A. b. NO. a.
An act authorizing the Commissioners
of Humboldt county to issue bonds on
the property of the town of Lovelock Tor
fire purposes. The bill calls for a $1,000
bond issue
EsMERALDA DELEGATION-A. b. rs.
An act authorizing the School Trustees