Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-01
General File

establish state board of embalmers
Passed. 81 ayes.
a. b. No. 90, by Fulmer-To amend
certain sections of act to regulate
railroads. etc. This bill In some ra.
spects changes the personnel OF the
present board at the expiration of tho
terms of office of some Of the mem-
bers. Made a special order for next
Tuesday afternoon.
A. Is. No. 1873. by Hardy-SpecIaI
order for this afternoon. This hin
covers the printing of supreme court
decisions.
n. u. No. 153, by Ackerman-To
prevent increase or decrease of sal
airy from taking effect during the
term for which an incumbent of office
is elected. Passed-Ayes &c. NAYS s.
absent /.
Recess was taken until O'Clock.
Assembly, Feb. 81, p. M.
y. II. No. 163. by Acknowledgements
ing an act TO insure the better educa-
ton of practitioners of dental surgery
and TO regulate the practice of DENTS
try in the state of Nevada, providing
penalties for violation and repeating
conflicting acts. Referred to commit.
tee on judiciary.
\. d. No. l6i. by Hardy-An act
to amend Section % of an act relat.
ing 10 marriage and divorce. Re
fcrrcd TO judiciary committee. The
act provides for court ordering a
husband 10 pay all expenses for liveli-
hood and travelling OF those who
are dependent upon him in his imme-
date family. but who are DESTROYS
of becoming someone else's family.
a. b. No. los. by Hanley-An act
providing for registration of EN-
ployers of labor in the mining in
dustry of Nevada. Referred to com
mittee on labor. This act provides
that all employers of miners. or those
workin gin mills of reduction plants,
shall register the name and address
of themselves or their companies. TO
gether with data as to their financial
standing as a company. the number OF
persons so registered and the rate OF
wages paid all, within fifteen days
after commencing work.
\. b. No. 166, by Griffith-An acr
concerning land titles and providing
for the adoption by the state of Ne
vada of what is commonly called tho
Torrens system of land registration.
Special Order
A b. No. ISL, by Griffith-An acl
allowing the county commissioners OF
Clark county 10 fix compensation OF
labor on roads in their county. Re
pcaling section stricken out as il wa.
thought il would repeal all road la
Dor acts. Passed.
\. B. No 100, by Hardy-The stat,
auditor bill. Mr.. Hardy being alb
sent from the house, a motion car
ricd that the seTGcant.at.arms be in
structed TO find him and return him
TO the house. Upon Mr.. Hardy's re-
turn the bill was taken up and amend
ment proposed that would make thi:
official an expert and certified nc
countant this amendment being olst
The bill passed with only three dis
senting votes.
Senate, Feb. 27, p. NJ.
\. J. and c. r. No. 3, by Tannchill
--Petitioning the government of tho
United States for the restoration OF
the mint at Carson City, and the re
sumption of coinage thereat To
committee on federal relations.
Assembly substitute for a. b. No
15-M Making the warden of the state
prison the commissary of state pris
on. On motion of Senator HarTing
ton the senate unanimously refused
to concur in the action in rejecting
the senate amendment providing tina,
the bill take effect after the term o!
Lieut. Gov. Sullivan, the present com
missary, has expired in 1919. a com
mittcC consisting Of Senators nar
rington, Kenny and Campbell was ap-
pointed to confer with like com
mittcc of the assembly on the amend
ment
a. u. No. S3--Relative to allowing
railroads TO grant free or reduced
rates TO certain persons. Senate