, 1891-01-18

assessed Valuation exceeds 0,OOO ,OOU,
second class. over So, 900. 600 and less
than IS, 900, 900; third class, more than
5000, 900 and less than 81, OOO. 900; fourth
class, lees than 5000, 900. In the differ
ent class counties sheritfs are paid re-
spectively 81 900, $1,000, $500 and
81. 200, and are allowed certain specified
fees in civil cases, together with necessary
travelling expenses. County clerks re-
ceive $1,000. 81, 800. $1,000 and 81 200;
treasurers 50, 1000, 81. 1900, 81 900 and
81, 900; county and prosecuting attorneys,
81. 500, 81, 500. $1,000 and $500; asses
sors, Si,500,r $780, SEno-and $500. to
gether with necessary travelling expenses;
county superiutendents OF schools. 5000,
$3.50. $400 and $500. together with neoes-
sans travelling expenses; county surveyors,
IS per day. Justices and cousiables are
paid salaries according to the size of the
precincts.
Fixing the salary and fees to be charged
by the clerk of the supreme court. The
salary is liked at $3.50 per snnum
Amending chapter 60 of the Session
laws oflS9O in relation to the propagation,
distribution and protection OF fish.
Fixing the salaries. fees and terms of
office Of clerks OF the district courts. He
will hold office for two years, and is al
lowed one deputy when necessary, who is
TO be paid at the rate OF IS a day. or
if employed more than thirty consecutive
days, $75 per month. In counties having
an assessed valuation of less than 81, OOO,-
900 the clerks will receive $500 per year.
In counties having a valuation in excess
OF 81 ,0O0,0 900 he will receive $3.50 per
year and 5000 per year for every million
in valuation in excess of 81 900, 900, but
IN no case shall the clerk receive more
than 81, 900 per year. All fees are to be
paid into the county treasury.
Providing for the election Of presi-
dental electors, representatives in
congress. members of the legislature, and
for such state, county aud precinct Off
GERS as are elective.
Changing and regulating the grand
jury system by reducing the number Of
grand jurors to twelve; nine of whom can
find an indictment; and providing that a
grand jury shall be summoned only when
ordered by the court, and providing for
the prosecution of ~offenses By information.
The information system is much simpler
than the graud jury method, and saves
lots of expense.
Authorizing the governor to make call
for the suppression Of a riot, or invasion,
and providing for the payment of the ex-
penses incurred thereby.
Defining the judicial districts of the
state and prescribing the time for holding
terms OF the district court in the several
counties. In Laramie county, the court will
meet on the fourth Monday Of May. and
the third Monday of November of each
year.
The deficiency appropriation bill
Providing for the payment of money
expended in constructing a guaging
station in Clear Creek, johnson county.
Prohibiting fast driving over county
bridges.
Prohibiting the furnishing OF intoxi-
cants and tobacco to minors aud hAbituai
~drunkards; providing a punishment for
persons doing so. and repealing and re-
enactlng section | of chapter II of the
Session Laws of 1890.
Providing for the care and maintenance
of the insane.
Providing for a baili.f of the supreme
court. He will receive So a day.
Amending section ., 1870 of the Revised
Statues so as to read: Within four
years an action upon a contract not In
writing, either express or implied; an ac-
ton upon a liability created by statute,
other than a forfeiture or penalty" This
increases the time OF limitation on these
kind OF contracts from four to eight years.
The law will then stand that contracts in
writing cannot be sued On after five years
have elapsed, while verbal contracts NAV
be sued on within eight years.
Asserting to the provisions Of an act of
congress entitled, AN act to apply a por-
ton of the proceeds OF public lands for
the more complete endowment and
maintenance OF colleges for the benefit of
agriculture and the mechanic arts.
Creating the worlds fair commission
and appropriatinG $50, 900 for them.
Authorizing the state board of mines to
occupy rooms In the capitol building.
The general appropriation bill.
Regulating procedure in matters of pro-
bate.