, 1884-03-04
HI LEGISLATURE.


Another Heavy Days Work Done by Our
i Lawmakers.
COUNCIL.
This body met at 10 a.. m. yesterday
pursuant to adjournment, the president
in the chair.
On motion Of Mr.. Hines, the rules
were suspended for the purpose Of the
introduction Of bills.
By Mr.. Warren: c. F. No. 65, to
prevent the spread of malignant dis
ease.
BY Mr.. Homer: c. F. No. o6, con-
corning the. occupation OF the public
domain.
Bills on second reading:
Council files Nos. 65 and &c.
The president announced having
signed the following enrolled acts:
No. 10, being C. F. No. 80.
No. IS, being c. F. No. As.
Nc. II, being c. F. No. 80.
Nc. 10, being G. f. No. Al.
No. 10, being c. F. No. IS.
No. 20, being c. F. No. 43.
No. 81, being G. F. No. 81.
No. %, being c. F. No. 20.
Committee on high ways, corporations
and public lands, recommended that
G. F. No. "a do pass.
Committee on judiciary to whom was
referred substitute for No. l, II. B. No.
98, substitute for II. BIS Nos. IA and
l6, H. B. Nos. 81 and 80 recommended
that said bill do pass.
Committee on finance expenditures
ways and means, to whom was referred
H. B. No. 81, recommend that it do
pass /; also II. BIS Nos. "A, sc.
Committee on ENDORSEMENTS, report
c. F. No. 10, a bill for an act to pro-
vide for the propagation and culture of
fish.
Substitute for c. F. No. 10, a bill for
an act to prevent the Dissertation of the
first day of the week commonly called
Sunday, correctly engrossed.
Committee on military affairs and
federal relations, recommended that c.
F. No. &C, do pass.
Committee on stock and stock laws,
recommend that @. F. No. IS, do pass.
On motion Of Mr.. Whittier, II. B.
Nc. 50, to prevent intermarriage be-
tween white persons and those of negro
or Monaghan blood, was rejected; ayes,
8; nays, A,
On motion of Mr.. Warren, the rules
were suspended for the purpose of put
ting all bills on their passage that had
been read the second time.
Bills on final passage:
81. B. No. As, providing for the or
ganization of Fremont county; passed;
ayes, 10; nays, 2.
Substitute for G. F. No, 25, for the
relief of G. L. Vickory; passed; ayes,
II.
H. B. No. &c, To regulate salary of
the county and prosecuting attorney of
Laramie county; passed; ayes, IL; alb
sent, l.
G. F. No. A, To create the office of
insurance commissioner; passed; ayes,
g.; nays, 4.
H. B. Nc. AZ, To protect fish: passed;
ayes, IL.
Substitute for G. F. No. 8, to define
the duties and regulate the salaries of
county attorney. Passed-ayes, II.
H. b. No. SO, a bill to provide that
justices of the peace may hold court in
other precincts. Passed-ayes II.
II. b. Nc. SO, to amend an act defn-
ing crime and providing for the punish
ment thereof. Passed-ayes, II; nays,1.
Substitute for H. B. No. 90, to moor
porate churches, parishes and religious
societies. Passed-ayes, II.
On motion of Mr.. Warren, G. F. No.
48, to encourage the development of
the several counties, was recommitted.
H. B. No. 80, to amend an act to
create and regulate corporations. Ayes,
9; nays, 2; absent 1.
Under supervision of the rules, G.
J. R. No. 10, providing for the distri-
button of the governors message;
passed; ayes, 10; absent, 2.
On motion Of Mr.. Homer, the coun-
Gil resolved itself into committee of the
whole. Subsequently it arose and sub
mitted the following report:
Recommending that II r No AK no