The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-01-21
The Legislature.
Mr.. Legate offered the following

wHaRsAs, Al the last annua, election of the er .
tire vote in each Of the f'losius couuii.s there
we're less thz 200 hundred sot.T, Gas to-vit ;
Wa late. N. ron Pasne-, f;Hoks, r ri. B,rbpur
nsma:, Pratt and Id ards; snd in tie c.unta
Of Mes, aud CoInanrhe no vote is .-part-d; AMI
WHssE's, h Coisti uripn Of he State D. Kan
Gas rosides where any or. anike ,oIny in VIII ca
les than Two hundf ger. east AZ the n. /
ecsdi0g ~ neia al elect on al b. .ehsd and
| The county lying next ada 1t the sas; !;
ths refo e.
Resx-.d, That tn. ,;sht 10 q sent by pr oss
me hers. he referred 10 he Judieixry Com nit
tee vth in uuei ons 70 rep,rf II the earliest
~ ssisie i~e aud autil suca report nd after the
eaobve named c,unt,es sasii not he permit; ed
tn sc CT am right te.on Ing \ m-ub r the
H"ns~ o; Re .rere- t-t,ve-.
On motion of Mr.. Legate, the rules were
suspended and the consideration o. the res
olution was now made.
BY Mr.. Legate-H. b. IS. To repeal
! the law authorizing the establishment of
fiscal agency in the State of New York for
The State Of Kansas.
By Mr.. Haf-No. &c. To repeal an act
entitled IAN act to establish a criminal
court in Leavenworth county and TO pro-
vide for the disposition of causes therein
pending"
y communication was received from the
governor transmitting documents from the
war department, proposing To cede juris-
dictiOn Of the United States over the terri
tory OF the Fort Hays military reservation
and the Fort Leavenworth military re-er-
walton, and asking necessary legislation
thereon.
Mr.. J. y. Foster offered a resolution
making A. N. the time for commencing
the morning session.
MIR. Buchan moved 10 amend that the
time of meeting hereafter commence at
M. Carried by vote OF 81 to Is
By Mr.. Legase-H. B. No. lis. An
act making appropriations for the State
Ienitentiary for the fiscal year of 1879, and
for deficiency OF fiscal year 1874.
BY Mr.. McKay-H. b. No. 159. To
amend sec. 81 of chap. %. Of the general
statutes Of ISIS.
by Mr.. McKay-H. b. No. 100. Max
ing appropriations for insurance depart
men..
81 Mr.. McKay-H. Il. No. Isl. To
| amend sc. 252 and pa of chap. 81, OF the
general statutes of 1868, relating TO crimes
and Punishment.
Mr.. Taber moved that the rules be sus-
pended and III. b. No. 20 in relation to the
election Of public printer and reducing the
cost OF printing be considered. Carried
On motion Of Mr.. Haskell the bill was
considered, ensrossed and placed on the
reading, that it be referred to the Commit
tee Of the Whole, and the House now re-
solved itself into 4 Committee Of the Whole.
Carried.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
=, ~ N.
Tha h; -. ,b.n al
Mr. Ieg,,e tben movad that IN. Cam
mittee row r;s,. and renort IN rpfer .be hin
ta ,h.. C.,',m;,,aaor Pr;n,,n, u;th ;ns,ruo-
,;onS IN r,nnr, within two H. C,rr;sJ
TT n for orsn;na ,r;v.ts road.
mr. nubl;c b;,bw,vs w,s tLsn rad and an
motion of Mr.. Legate the Commute rose and
recommended the Uonse to indefinitely post
pone its consideration. Lost.
On motion of Mr.. Legate the House ad-
journed.
SENATE.
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