, 1886-01-29
House.


mthANiNN Rh%'RAtENE
The morning session of the house yes
terday was quite a busy one. Mr.. Kline,
of Fremont county, was excused on ac-
count of sickness.
Speaker Kerr complimented the mem
bers on their prompt attendance and ex-
pressed the wish that they might be faith
full in this respect throughout the ses-
sion.
Among the notices given of bills to be
introduced at some future time was one
amending the act organizing school dis
%tricts; one for the protection of coal miners
and Tor other purposes; one to appoint a
deputy clerk of the supreme court; one to
further the interests of stockgrowers and
one providing for the building of a jail for
johnson county.
The committee on libraries reported
favorably on H. B. No. 10. introduced
by Mr.. Towne, and providing for the
establishment of public libraries.
The enrolment committee reported
back several resolutions and the house then
proceeded to the first reading of bills.
Under this head was II. b. No. is.
introduced by Mr.. Turrill, making it un-
lawful to sell liquor on Sundays or on
election days. Referred to the committee
on printing.
II. B. No. 10, amending the act con-
corning the name in which wills are to
be executed in Wyoming, was referred to
the judiciary committee.
H. b. No. 20 was introduced by Mr..
Downcy. 1t provides for an a%ppropria-
ton of 50, $50. 10 in favor of the Douglas
william artoris company for the slaughter
of twenty seven head of horses and mules,
under the authority of the veterinarian.
Referred to committee No. 10.
fl. b. No. 81 was introduced by Mr..
Knight and is designed to protect the in
terests of stock growers.
H. B. No. %, introduced by Mr..
0'Brien, provides for holding elections
and defines the manner of conducting the
same. Referred.
II. b. No. %, introduced by Mr.. Rus
sell, is a bill regulating the management
of coal mines and providing for a terri
torial inspector of mines.
II. B. Nc, "a, requiring all barber shops
to be closed on Sunday, was laid over
until second reading tomorrow.
II. B. No. 25, amending the code OF
civil procedure, was referred to the com
mittee on printing.
The bill authorizing the appointment of
two additional deputy sheriffs in Carbon
county, was read a second time and re-
ferred to the committee of the whole.
II. B. No. 1.-THE tree culture bill
was similarly referred.
Recess till > O'Clock p. IN.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
In the afternoon, in the house, the bill
defining the boundaries of Albany, Car
bon and Sweetwater counties was passed
by a unanimous vote.
The bill providing for the establish
ment of free public libraries in the various
school districts was passed-ayes 81,
nays 3.
The amendment to bill No. 3 (relating
to Laramie City's charter amendment so
as to permit a new ward and two more
members of the counciD was adopted and
the bill ordered to be ~engrossed.
The bill for the relief of Mcintyre.
clerk of the compilation commission, was
laid on the table to await a reply from
Mr.. Mcintyre to i~nterrogatories sent him
by the clerk of the house.
The house went into committee of the
whole with Mr.. Turrill in the chair. The
committee took action as follows: Rec
%ommending the passage of the bill au-
thorizing the sheriff of Carbon county tc
appoint two deputies, one at Carbon and
one at Dixon, and recommending that the
bill to encourage the cultivation OF forest
trees be referred back to the committee
on printing and be printed.
The committee then rose and reported.
and the report was accepted.
Mr.. Kelley has introduced a bill whicl
will be regarded with favor probably by
business men throughout the territory
1t is entitled an amendment to the cod,