, 1890-03-14

If there was a dearth of teachers the fact
had been kept quiet. Instructors can be
easily secured. The university has a nor.
NAL grade and a department where the
youth of johnson county might be in,
structed in the Hrt OF growing two pump
kins where but one had before been pro,
duced. He would vote against the bill as
he would against any other extraordinary
expenditure.
Mr.. Mccormick protested against un
tremendously tabling the bill.
Mr.. Kellogg made an eloquent and
earnest appeal for the measure. The
rights and demands of the great north
should be recognized, and he dreaded to
return to his constituents empty handed.
There could easily be foun1 $4,000 for
steers, but the extravagances of education
could not be tolerated. Crook county has
poured about $75,0 600 into the territorial
treasury and is refused a p%ittance of
SIS 1000 for so grand an object as educa-
ton. The county needed al institution
for the preparation Of teachers.
Mr.. Guthrie said it was true that
$4,000 had been appropriated for the
stock interest. but s4,7Oo had already
been returned, and about $ll 900 more
would be turned in. He would be the
last man to raise his voice against the
cause of education, but the institutions
were unnecessary and their establishment
was FIVE to ten years in advance Of the
day.
Mr.. Burritt said he did not appeal for
the establishment of an agricultural col
lege at Buffalo. Let it be at Lander or
Sheridan or any other available place in
northern Wyoming. 1t is an absolute
necessity and is demanded and deserved
by the north. There is being maintained
in the towns of Buffalo aud Sheridan
schools as good as the university, which
everyone knew had neither normal nor
agricultural departments. The speaker
said he was a friend of the university and
would vote to help it, but it was un-Ameri-
can to stifie the aspirations Of the north
in this direction. If an agricultural col
lege is established there may be secured
from the government SIS 900 for an ex-
detrimental station.
On request Mr.. Guthrie withdrew his
motion to postpone for all time and the
bill was read in full on the call of Mr..
Schnitger.
Mr.. Adams presented an amendment
striking out all sections making appro-
priations or ~levying a tax. 1t was
adopted.
Mr.. Kellogg said the bill now re-
minded him of a gun without lock, cock,
stock or barrel, only the ramrod.
MIR. Mccormick succeeded in having
the location of the agricultural college
changed from within three miles of Buff.
falo to nearSheridan. This is a crumb to
Sheridan Republicanism.
The motion of Mr.. Jesurun to remove
the paper normal school to Douglas was
lost after the mover had been scored by
MIR. Kellogg.
PASSED.
Fetterman monument memorial to on
gress.
Defining the authority of district court
Judges during vacation.
Relating to the manner of serving ex-
ecutions.
Making the record of United States
patent or final receipt absolute proof Of
existence of the original.
FOR H HATCHERY.
The hatchery bill originating in the
council was passed by the house yester-
day forenoon. 1t ap~propriates 81, 500
for the use OF the territorial fish hatchery
near Laramie for the next twelve months.
sTENoGRAPHERs.
Mr.. Hebard, with rare discrimination
and a charitable inclination to accomplish
a purpose without arousipg antagonism,
moved that on account of the lateness OF
the session and the importance OF the
measure, further consideration of the
council file for district stenographers. be
indefinitely postponed. Mr.. Blrritt OBJ,
jected to summary disposal OF the bill
and asked that it be given at least a fair
show, as it contained merit. Speaker
| Downey suggested that the council might
adopt the plausible course outlined by
MIR. Hebard in acting IN certain house
bills. Mr.. Hebard accepted the speakers
advice and the bill was referred to the
committee of the whole. Here 1t was
read in full and duly slaughtered, being
made the special order for St Patrick
day in the morning. The committee
record was changed by the house and the
measure sent to the iDanciers. Mr..
Snedden was chairman of the whole
house committee.
KILLED.
These bills have been stabbed: Govern
ing the taxation Of live stock on the
open range. Facilitating the creation Of
corporations.
JUDICIAL DISTRICTS.
Tha council file dividing the territory
into judicial districts was referred to
special committee including Messrs. He
bard, Burritt, Exams. Jesurun and Ath
erly. There still prevails the impression
that the court schedule has been prepared