, 1890-12-21
RILLs %INTRoDrcED.

ernor to create a board OF arbitration
when a lockout or strike is threatened and
requested by either party. the board to
serve without pay.
BY Mr.. Misunderstanding for the ac-
ceptance by corporations of the state con-
stitution.
By MI. Woodruf-Prescribin certain
duties of county t~reasurers and repeal
ing the statutes relating to the office Of
probate Judge and county treasurer.
By Mr.. misunderstanding for a hos
pital Tor miners who shall become dis
abled or incapitated t. labor while work
ing in the mines of the state and to To-
cate the same.
SENATE FILES ON FIRST READING.
By Mr.. Chatterton-Providing for the
adoption of the Revised Statutes and Ses-
sion Laws of 1888 and 1890 as the laws Of
the state of Wyoming.
By MIR. Chatterton-ProvidIn for the
great seal of the tate.
By Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING to the
printing OF abstracts in cases of error.
By Mr.. Mondell-Regulating abstract
ors of real estate and providing a bond
and penalties for noncompliance with the
provisions of the act.
Ry Mr.. Tisdale-Permitting railroads
to cross and occupy the school and other
lands of this state with their tracks and
for depot grounds and provide for the
n in which rights-ofway may be re-
quired.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE. )
Mr.. Mondell's bill authorizing munich
pal corporations and any water supply
company thereof organized for the pur-
pose of supplying the same with water. to
acquire water right and water by appro-
priation and condemnation was slightly
amended and recommended for passage.
Mr.. Russelrs bill defining the duties of
justices of the peace in certain cases aud
providing a penalty for violation OF the
same was unfavorably reported.
Mr.. Woodruffs bill regarding sheep
inspector and inspection was reported
back to the house with the recommeuda-
ton that it do pass.
BILLS ON SECOND READING.
The senate bills providing Tor fire
guards along railroads, prohibiting rei-
gious discrimination in the employment
of public school teachers, concerning pri
maries and political meetings, prohibiting
certain elective officers from holding their
offices for more than two consecutive
terms (it now applies only to officers d.
reetly handling state, county or municipal
funds), amending and re -enacting section
1897 of the Revised Statutes so that the
state treasurer shall issue triplicate re-
ceipts of moneys paid out, one of which
shall be filed with the auditor, securing
to laborers a lien for wages. providing for
registration in municipal elections were
all read a second time and ordered en-
crossed for third reading.
BILLS PASSED.
Mr.. Robins bill providing for registra-
ton in municipal election was called W
under suspension of the rules and
,~sae1
The Joint resolution memoralizing con
gress for the establishment of a wagon
road from Fort Washable to the Yellow
stone park passed by a unanimous vote.
Mr.. Moudell's bill establishing a state
board of charities and reform was
passed. 1t provides that the auditor,
treasurer and superintendent OF public
instruction shall constitute the board,
with the treasurer as chairman. They
shall have control of all penal and chari-
table institutions and inspect them all at
least once a year except county iai's and
the poor farm at Lander.
The bill providing for the maintenance
OF water works and bonding for the
same; providing for the construction and
maintenance OF highway viaducts.
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED,
The bill providing Tor the employment
OF home teachers in the public schools
was indefinitely postponed.
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