RESOLUTIONS AND MEMORIALS PASSED AT THE EIGHTH SESSION OF THE NEVADA LEGISLATURE, 1877. ASSEMBLY RESOLUTIONS AND MEMORIALS. No. I.-Assembly Concurrent Resolution. [Passed January 3, 1877.] to print Resolved, by the Assembly, the Senate concurring, That Relative twenty five hundred (2,500) copies of the Governor's Message in the be ordered printed-one thousand (1,000) copies for the use of Gover the Senate, and fifteen hundred (1,500) copies for the use of the Assembly. nor's mes sage. No. II.-Assembly Concurrent Resolution. [Passed January 9, 1877.] the insane Wood Resolved, by the Assembly, the Senate concurring, That a Relative joint committee of five be appointed, three from the Assembly to visiting and two from the Senate, whose duty it shall be to visit the asylum at asylum at Woodbridge, in California, where the insane of this bridge. State are kept, and particularly to inquire as to the condition of said insane, their manner of keeping, the cost to the State of their keeping, cost of transportation, how many have been discharged cured, how many have died, how many remain, and all other matters and things relating to said insane, and report fully their proceedings to the Assembly and Senate, on or before the first day of February next; also, to visit the Deaf and Dumb Asylum at Oakland, California. Rules to No. III.-A Concurrent Resolution relative to the Standing Rules of the Legislature of this State, and providing for the printing and binding of the same. [Passed January 11, 1877.] Resolved, by the Assembly, the Senate concurring, That the be printed State Printer shall print one thousand copies of a book or pamphlet containing the Rules of the Senate, the Rules of the Assembly, and the Joint Rules governing both Houses; and it Book to contain Constitu is also Resolved, That the book or pamphlet containing the said Rules and Joint Rules shall also contain the Constitution of tion, etc. the State, and a copy of the Act of March seventh, eighteen hundred and seventy-three, entitled "An Act fixing the number of officers and employés of the Senate and Assembly, to define their duties and establish their pay;" and it is further To contain Resolved, That the said book or pamphlet shall also contain names of the names of all the Senators and Assemblymen of the present legislators Legislature, together with the names of their presiding and clerical officers and attachés; and that said book or pamphlet shall be adequately indexed; and that the Rules and Joint Rules shall be printed with conspicuous sub-heads and marginal notes, as also the Constitution and the statute aforesaid; and it is still further Binding, etc. distrib uted. Resolved, That one hundred copies of this book or pamphlet shall be bound in cloth, and that the size of the volume shall be of the size known as duodecimo or twelve mo; and that upon the upper part of the outside of the first cover of said book shall be printed, in gilt letters, the name of one of the To whom Senators or Assemblymen of this Legislature, so that each one of the said Senators and Assemblymen may have one copy of the said book with his name printed upon it, and for his own use; also, there shall be one for the President of the Senate, and President pro tem. of the Senate, with the personal names of such officers above the names of their rank; also, one for the Secretary and Assistant Secretary, and Sergeant-at-Arms and Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate; also, one for the Speaker and Speaker pro tem., and for the Clerk and Assistant Clerk, and for the Sergeant-at-Arms and Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms of the Assembly; and the names of all the Senators and Assemblymen, and officers, together with the names of their office, shall be printed as aforesaid; and [it] is further Resolved, There shall be one hundred of these books or pamphlets covered with paper covers, for the use of the present session, and the remaining copies, that is to say eight hun |
