, 1890-01-21
COUNCIL COMMITTEES.
President Beck Has Announced His
Committees.
Organization of the Assembly Upper
House Perfected.
Members Give Notice of Bills to be
Soon introduced.
The Council.
COUNTY SALARIES.

fixing the compensation of county of
icers.
Mr.. Reel has ready for introduction a
bill for a law to encourage the destruction
Of wolves, bears and mountain lions.
THE COMMITTEES.
President Beck has announced these
committees:
Expenditures, Finance. Ways and
Means-A. H. Reel, Colin Hunter, Tim
Kinney, A. Trabing. @. ". Burdick.
Judiciary-A. B. Liggett, Q. A.
Campbell. j. L. Stotts, r. NJ. Galbraith
NJ. Murphy.
Education and Public Libraries-Colin
Hunter, Tim Kinney, M. Murphy, John
McGin, r. M. Galbraith.
Territorial Affairs and Internal I'm
provements-C A. Campbell. A. B. Leg
gett. Tim Kinney, q. W. Burdick, j. l..
Stotts.
Counties and County Boundaries-M.
Murphy, Colin Hunter. A. H. Reel, G.
Burdick, j. L. Stotts.
Stock. Stock Laws and Brands-T.
Kinney. A. H. Reel, G. A. Campbell,
John McGill. r. NJ. Galbraith.
Electons-C. A. Campbell, t. Kinney,
A. B. Leggett, John McGIll, R. M. Gal
braith.
Highways, Corporations and Public
Lands-Colin Hunter, A. Trabing, A. FL.
Reel.
Irrigation and Agriculture-C. W. Bur
dick, A. Trabing, G. A. Campbell.
Military Affairs and Federal Relations
John McGill, j. l.. Stotts, A. B. Lig-
gett.
Mines, Mining and Minerals-M.
Murphy, T. Kinney, j. l., Stotts.
Engrostment and Enrollment-J. l..
Stolts, Nj. Murphy, G. w. Burdick.
Public Health and Morals-A. II.
Reel. A. B. Liggett, John McGill.
Mechanical and Laboring Pursuits
r. NJ. Galbraith, A Trabing, Colin
Hunter.
Game and Fish-A. Trabing, NJ. Muir
ply, @. A. Campbell.
Immigration-A. B Leggitt, G. W.
Burdick, A. Fl. Reel.
House of Representatives.
COMING IN.
There will be a veritable locd of bills
this week on subjects as varied as the
ideas aud theories Of members. These
notices of bills to appear were given:
By Mr.. Burritt-For an act to amend
the law relative to the release of trust
deeds. Exempting active 6remen from
Jury duty. Touching on the appointment
Of deputy clerks OF court.
By Mr.. Notwithstanding the or
ganization of a territorial militia.
By Mr.. Adams-Amendatory to brand
and range laws. A Joint resolution ask
ing for an opinion from the attorney gen.
eral upon the validity of certain laws.
By Mr.. Jesurun-A bounty bill. Tt
reduce interest on territorial and county
warrants.
By Mr.. David-To amend an "act pro,
viding for a hoard of live stock commits
%sioners and prescribing their duties
By Mr.. misunderstanding a modi6ca
ton of the Australian balloting system
and providing a registration law.
TEM SPEAKER.
Mr.. Pickett of Fremont was chosen pre-
tenn. speaker by a unanimous vote.
ADDITIONAL OFFICERS.
These officers we're installed By resolu'
ton contingent on approval of House bil
No. l by the governor: Assistant chic
clerk. f. 7. Beltz; assistant enrolling ant
engrossing clerk, Alice Smith; page
Oliver Galbraitn; %ianitor, Charles Cush-
inberry.
TO STUDY H MESSAGE,
Mr.. Schnitger's resolution that the
clerk read an hour from the governor
message every day was adopted. 4
couple of reports were heard Yesterday b.
less than a quorum.
cITY TAXES.
By permission OF the house Mr.. Schnit
ger gave notice that he would soon intro
duce II bill for an act changing the man
ner of levying and collecting city taxes.
A SUPPLEMENT-.
The house received from the auditor
office a communication supplemental t
the report submitted to the governor an
transmitted to the house.
The appropriation made by the assem-
bly, of 1888 for the maintenance of con
victs is exhausted, and it is imperativ
that the legislature at once authoriz. tn
expenditure OF Sc, 900 to meet claims MOI
lodged and to be presented during tn
current year.
In this additional report the matter @
the delinquency of counties to the terri
tory is reviewed at length, and the as
sembly is requested to investigate the sub
ject fully
Speaker Downey said to the house tina
he would present his standing ommittee
this morning.
EccentricitIes of Genius.
M +. Kellogg, Crook. has been tilted tn,
father of the house. He is nearly 6
years of age, but clipper yet and whe
occasion demands the boys OF the bod
will find him alert and ready. kellogg
has been in Wyoming eight years, Twin
on a ranch a few miles out from Sur
dance. The gentleman from Crook ha
a remarkable war record. He was twic
a captain of Ohio volunteers, did valuabl
recruiting service in that state and was i
numerous hot engagements in the tielc
He was called to Washington for a cor