, 1890-01-29

At least the auditors and treasurer's
reports should be printed thirty DAYS be-
fore the converting of the assembly and a
copy sent to each member elect. This
could not but result III more intelligent
legislation on fiscal affairs.
Treasurer's receipts to counties should
be issued in triplicate.
CAPITOL WARRANTS.
Warrants on the capitol fund were
drawn without interest and the contractor
CoMMrENDAToRY.
Your committee deem the manage
meut of the Offices of the treasurer and
auditor, and the work done BY them and
their efficient deputies in their respective
offices, deserving of special mention and
commentator, not only for the %neatness,
order and system displayed in the mere
mechanical work, but also for the cOnscien-
tious and faithful observance OF existing
laws controlling their offices, some of
which, especially in the auditors de-
partment, have been recognized as i'm
perfect and entirely inadequate.
The council has concurred in a resolu-
ton of thanks to the committee pre-
scented and adopted by the house. Messrs.
Reel, Taylor and Burritt composed the
committee.
In both houses the report was re-
ferred.
CONSIDERING
There was re reference of a bill permit
ting corporations to change their titles.
Likewise of the bill on funding county
debts at reduced rates.
The bill abolishing the special tax on
live stock for the indemnity fund goes
back to the judiciary committee. There
remains in this fund about $1,000 which
must be disposed of in some manner.
There was a unanimous affirmative
vote on the bill allowing trustees to re-
lease trust deeds Tor beneficiaries.
Further time on requst has been granted
the committee to which was referred Mr..
David's county fee bill.
TO VISIT THE HATCHERY.
Fish Commissioner Miller has invited
the legislature to visit and inspect the
hatchery of the territory at Laramie Feb
ruary 5. Both branches have accepted,
and the trip will be made a week from to-
day.
BILLS TO COME.
By Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and re-
enactlng the law on the payment OF licen.
SEES to incorporated towns.
By Mr.. Rex-On licentiates in phar
macy and fees of registered pharmacists.
By Mr.. Evans-Amendatory to pro.
vision for proceeding against equitable as
sets.
FIRST READING.
On the authorization of deposition af-
fdavits. Mr.. Adams.
When affidavit may be made by agent
or attorney. Mr.. Brown.
On replevin-Mr. Evans.
CIVIL APPEARANCE,
Mr., Evans wishes to amend the civil
law so that each party to a suit NAV
lave grace for an hour in which 10 APP
pear and to allow the calling of
another Judge when necessary. Con-
tinuance is covered more specifically
than at present. If a garhishee fail to
appear or answer unsatisfactory, Judgment
shall be rendered against him, with costs.
SEMI MONTHLY PAY DAY.
1t is provided in Mr.. Evans bill pre-
sented on behalf the wage earners of
Carbon county and the territory, that
every corporation, firm or individual,
shall pay all employees twice each month,
between the LIST and 18th and the Is and
30th. Failure to observe this act shall
give the employe ready judgment against
the offender. Referred to Mr.. Simpsons
laboring committee.
BIG HORN COUNTY.
Mr.. Ricketts, bill for an act creating
Big Horn county was given a first read
ing and reference. 1t shall be organized
with 800 electors. johnson and Fremont
COUNTIES shall retain sufficient assessible
property. Big Horn is to be in the third
judicial district.