, 1890-02-25

An Immigration Bsord at SO, 900,
" Even 5000, Rejected.
A Second Fee asd Salary Bin
Passed by the Council.


COUNTY SALARIES.
Sherifs-In counties having taxable
wealth Of not more than 1000. 900.
$1,000 ayear; With = xls.tios Of not
les than u. 900. 900 nor more than 81
600. 900, 81 1901 year; more than 81. OOO.-
900 and less than IS. ZOO. 900, 1900;
more than Is. 0OO. 900. $4,000. Half Of
tho lees collected, regular mileage and
sstual travelling expenses. and IS = day
whom serving = requisition. Fees cut down
considerably.
Decentralization Of q o more than
q. 900. 600, $50; not less than 81. OOO,-
900 nor over y. 900. 900. $1,000: over
81. 000. 900 and less than IS, 900, 900,
u. $50; moro than d. 900. 900. 81, 500.
Halt Of fees. which are much chopped.
Zach officer to keep = fec charge book,
hto b. Submitted to the commissioners.
Sheriff. and clerks will be paid quarterly.
When they deem that the necessity ex-
ists the commissioners may allow the clerk
= deputy, to be paid not more than $50
. meath by the connty.
These are the fees and salaries for clerks
and sAeids - The house would have them.
The ssiary OF clerk was, in the council
Hle BY Mr.. Campbell. $3.50. $1,000,
u .250 md 81 800. 'and the changes indi.
Gated shove were made BY the house.
Nj. Buritt voted'seainst the bill. Mr..
Athehy did The ssnns. Mr.. Rankin awas
absent % the third reading Of the meas
ure. but when he returned requested
Speaker Downey to have the journal show
that be would have said nay" it present,
and it was 50 ordered by the presiding
officer. Mr.. Snedden VA out Of the city.
All the other house members voted in the
Affirmative. The bill viii now be rsturned
to the council for action on the amend
ments.
NO FAnI0RATION BOARD.
Mr.. Schnitxer' > immigration board bill.
which appropriated $4,000 to be used in
advertising the territory under the iuris-
diction of its principal officers, vas de-
fcatcd in committee of the whole and this
notion vas verified by the house. after the
sum to be used had been reduced by halt.
The introdicer of the bill said there
was a universal demand for such . meas
ura aud that tho present ~as the time of
all othsrs to bsias die ~s&tsntioa Of invest-
ors and ssttlers 70 the territory.
Mesn. Ksliem. MoCornick and
Dswnay toak De 1oer = opDtGitios %
the board. Il ~ keld thai With wealthy
states in the same business any sum that
could BE- spared would be n nothing; that
really not = penny could be spared, and
that no more salaried Offices, such As Sec
rotary of the bosrd. should DO created,
With the debt limit practically ap
preached.
Mr.. fIebard and Mr.. Adams urged the
passage of the measure.
PASSED.
After third reading these bills we're
passed:
Fixing a bounty Of rs cents on coyotes.
$3.50 on wolves, bears. -. lions. 50.
Code for the Wyoming militia
Seal not required on q deed.
Raising the jury exemption age from
so to 70 years.
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Inc mouse agreed 70 pass measure to
iAc'i''A1e tue carrying OF cases to the su'
preme court