Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-22
LEGISLATIVE
CALENDER

Neither branch of the Legislature
exerted itself unduly today. In the
senate Boyd presented three bills re,
lating to the judiciary, one to give the
district attorney of Washoe $500 a
year and a deputy at $2,4OO year
One creates a baliff for district courts
in counties of 1000 votes or over
and one creates two StenoSrapherS for
the members of the supreme court.
The senate committee on railroads
and corporations met during the after,
noon with the state railroad commits
sion to consider the recommendations
of the governors message. President
Stubbs was on hand today to offer
any required explanations in his semi
annual report on University affairs.
He wants some more buildings and
a lake on the grounds.
In the assembly, a resolution Of
fered by Kane to create more attaches
was Withdrawn. Notice of bills were
given by Gallagher, Lunsford, Dodge
and SMALL. Gallaghers bills relate
to proper care OF bodies by under
takers, and to salaries of justice OF
the peace and constable of Rawhid2.
juvenile court. Dodges bill provides
a $50, 900 bond issue for WaShOe cOun-
ty. Smaills bill provides for free text
books, for the appointment only of
residents to state offices, and pro
vides for three men to go to Wash
ington to secure the reopening of the
Carson City mint. Hunters bill pro
vides for free text books. Brooks will
introduce measure on the initiative
vide a wool pulling factory in the
state prison. McCafferty introduced
bill creating a bureau of mines and
aside from routine action on minor
matters there was nothing of interest
except the attache bill, providing five
more jobs in senate and assembly
which is back in the senate and re-
turned to the house for concurrence.
Senate
S. b. No. 2, reported correctly en-
crossed and passed to enrolment.
S. b. No. I, reported by Lyon county
delegation favorably.
S. b. No. s, by Boyd. An act fixing
the salary of the district attorney Of
Washoe county, creating the office of
deputy and other matters relating
thereto, referred to WashOe delega-
tion.
S. b. No. Q, by Boyd, An act to pro
vide bailiffs for district courts in
counties that cast more than 1000
votes, referred to the committee on
judiciary.
S. b. No. 10, by Boyd. An act to
provide two stenographers at $125
a month for the members of the SUI
preme court.
Resolution, by Easton, providing
each member with fund of $40 for
stationery, adopted.
S. B. No. 2, passed to third reading
and final passage by vote, 13 to 6.
S. b. No. /, returned from assembly
with amendments. Amendment first
passed. Amendment second lost. Bill
returned to assembly for conference.
Adjourned to Monday, II o'clock.
Assembly
A. b. No. IA, reported from White
Pine delegation favorably.
A. b. No. 3, reported from Ormsby
county delegation favorably. A. r.
Kane, providing more attaches, with
drawn.
Notice of bills: Hunter, providing
free text books; Gallagher, relating to
embalming; Gallagher, fixing salaries
of township officers IN Rawhide;
Lunsford, providing juvenile courts:
Dodge. providing bond issue for
Washoe county; SMALL, providing
free text books; SMALL. preventing
appointment of non residents to pub
lie office; SMALL, providing commits
sion of three on reopening Carson
City mint.
A. B. No Is, by McCafferty, An act
to create a bureau of mines for the
State of Nevada and other matters re-
lating thereto. Referred TO commit
tee on mines and mining.
A. b. No. 16, by Church, An act
to appropriate money for support of
Agricultural Experiment farm in Lin
coin county and other matters relat-
ing thereto, referred to committee on
ways and means.
A. b. No. 3, considered engrOssed,
passed to third reading, and passed.
A. B. No. H. considered engrossed.
amended, and passed to third reading.
Adjourned to Monday at II O'Clock.
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