, 1884-02-07
OUR LAW MAKERS
Twenty-First Day Of the Session Passed
In Legislation.


proceeded to business.
Notices we're given as follows:
By Mr.. Warren, a bill for an act
concerning the operation of convey.
ances Of real estate.
By Mr.. Babbitt, a bill for an act au.
thoriEing the clerk of the supreme
court to appoint a deputy.
Introduction of bills:
By Mr.. Irvine, c. F. No. 81, a bill
for an act for the protection of beaver.
BY. Mr.. Quinn, c. F. No. SO, a bill
for an act to prohibit and punish gamb-
ling.
BY Mr.. Daley, o. F. No. 80, a bill
for an act to amend an act defining
crime and providing for the punish
ment thereof.
Reports:
The committee on education, to
whom was referred house bill No. 81,
being a bill for an act to amend section
96 Of an act entitled an act to provide
elections, the manner of conducting
the same and for other purposes, ap-
proved December 18th, 1879, recon-
mended that said bill do pass.
The committee on judiciary, to whom
was referred G. F. No. 80, TO incorpor-
ate the city of Buffalo, recommended
that the anne do pass.
The same committee, to whom was
referred IL. b. No. 10, concerning pre-
liminary examinations In criminal cases,
recommended the following amend
ments: Insert In line No. 81 written
bill section 2, printed bill line 81 after
the word hearing the words, at
shall be lawful for such justice or COM
hitting officer TO adjourn such exami-
nation and commit such person from
time to tune, for safe keeping, to the
jail of the county" and strike out In
line twenty-five, written bill, Zine one,
section 2, printed bill, the word .'same''
and insert clearing"
This committee also recommend the
following amendments to II. b. No. 4,
concerning homicides: Strike out in
section SO, line twenty-three of written
bill Qine eight of printed BILL the word
''premeditatedly" and insert in lieu
thereof, ''of his malice aforethought. ~
Bills on first reading:
H. B. No. 4, for the organization of
school districts, ETC., was referred to
the committee on military affairs and
federal relations.
H. B. No. IS, %(relief,l c. F. Nos. 81,
Corporation, and 30, ~(licenses,) appro-
priately referred.
On motion OF Mr.. Warren, c. F. No.
2 was laid on the table. Ms recon-
mended by the committee of the whole,
and g. f. No. %, delinquent taxes of
Sweetwater county, was indefinitely
postponed.
The committee on stock, stock laws
and brands, recommended the passage
of the substitute instead of G. F. No.
81.
q. F. Nos. 81, 3s, 80 and H. B. No.
Is were referred to the appropriate
committees.
On motion of Mr.. Warren, the coun-
ell resolved itself into a committee of
the whole for the consideration of
the general file, Mr.. Daley in the
chair.
The committee afterwards rose and
submitted the report that II. b. No.
81, elections, do pass, also H. B. No.
9, (homicide,) as amended, that H. B.
No. 10, personal baggage be amended
bystrikingout of section 2 the words'has
been or shall hereafter be-, and insert
in lieu thereof the words 'shall have
been," that II. B. No. Is, preliminary
criminal examinations be recon-
mitted, that G. F. No. % do pass, that
substitute for Q. F. No. 81 be adopted
in lieu of the original bill, and that
said substitute do pass.
Bills on second reading:
II. B. No. 81, (elections,) on motion
Of Mr.. Babbitt, was considered as the
engrossed bill, and ordered read the
third time.
H. B. Nos. 8, (homicide,) and 10,
personal baggage were ordered read
the third time.
On motion OF Mr.. Irvine, c. F. No.
% was ordered engrossed and read the
third time. q. F. No. 81 was ordered
engrossed. D