, 1899-02-16
escheatment of certain property to the

escheatment of certain property to the
state.
House bill No. 1876, amending certain
sections of the laws in relation to APP
plications for water rights, and provid-
ing for collection of fees for issuing and
recording certificates of appropriation
of water.
House bill No. III, amending and
re-enacting section 1445 and 1854 of
the revised statutes. relating to ex-
hibition licenses.
House joint memorial No. 2. request
ing congress to establish a mineral ill
vision of the the United States Geclog-
ical survey, and which was introduced
by Swanson of Sweetwater.
House bill No. 119, relating to the
taxation of insurance companies and
requiring them to make additional re-
ports.
House bill No. 1879. providing for ap-
peals from the state land board.
House bill No. 81, relating to tran
script to be filed with petition in error.
House bill No. 143, to adopt ad es-
tablish the revision of the laws of Wy
oming of 1899.
House bill No. 101, providing for a
branch hatchery at Sundance and ap-
propriating $1,000 therefore, was
amended so as to carry $1,000.
House bill No. 135, relating to the
supervision of the waters of the state,
and providing for publication of notice
of intention to apply to the state en-
gineer for permit to Appropriate water
for beneficial use, was indefinitely
postponed.
Substitute for house bill No. ~. re-
lating to miners and mine laborers'
semi-monthly pay. was defeated.
At $50 the house adjourned until
8 a. m. today.
IN THE SENATE.
The senate reconvened at 2 p. IN.
"A communication was received from
the honorable house announcing that it
had passed senate file No. 26, with a
slight amendment in section 5, and
asked the senate to concur therein,
which was done.
The senate resolved itself into COM
mittee of the whole, senator Coleman
in the chair.
The following bills were recommend
ed for passage as amended by the rev.
enue committee: House bill No. II,
making an Appropriation for an addi-
tional building to the insane asylum a.
Evanston; house bill No. AZ, providing
for an additional building to the Wyo-
ming university at aLramie; house bill
bill No. Sc. providing for sanitariums
and other buildings at the Big Horn
hot springs; house bill No. "a, grant
ing permission for the erection of a
monument to the heroes of The war
with Spain; house bill No. 9, the John
son county relief bill: house bill No. 3,
providing for the erection of an adj
ditional building for the general hos
pital at Rock Springs; house bill No.
So, relating to the assessment of prop
erty in cities of the second class.
The committee then arose. and re-
ported as indicated.
The rules were suspended and the
following bills read a second and third
time and passed: House bills No, Al,
So, 81, 8, 8, SO, 95.
A communication was received from
the honorable house announcing that
it had refused to concur in the senate
amendment to house bill No. rs. and
asked that the senate recede therefrom.
On motion the senate receded from SEN
ate amendment to Sec. 8.
Senator Williams gave notice that he
would, on tomorrow or at some future
time, nov to reconsider the vote by
which house bill No. 3 passed the SEN
ate. This is the bounty bill.
Unanimous consent being given, Sen
ator Coleman introduced senate joint
memorial No. 4, memorial to the first
assistant postmaster general regarding
star routes requesting the official to
be lenient on contractors on
Of the deep SHOWS and storms which
lave prevailed over the state. The
rules were suspended and the memorial
adopted.
AT $50 the senate adjourned until
10 a. IN. today.