The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-19

from section 10, among certain institu-
lions.
Gandy's amendment was voted down by
large vote.
The question then recurring upon the
original report, which as whole was
adopted. The various subjects treated OF
IN the governors message were referred to
the following committees:
Relating TO the treasurer's report, TO
Committee on ways and means.
Auditors report, 90 ways and means.
Revenue, assessment, levy and equal
ization, to ways and means.
The taxation of Indian reservations to
judiciary.
School lands, to judiciary.
Rentals Of section 13, to judiciary.
Rentals Of section %, to public institr-
lions.
Rentals of section 10 and %, Greer coun-
~, to judiciary.
Indemnity lands, to public lands.
Public schools, to education.
Territorial university and normal, to
education.
Northwestern normal, to ways and
means.
Agricultural and Mechanical college, to
ways and means
Langston A. and y. university, to edu-
cation.
Deaf, dumb and blind, public institu-
ions.
Attorney general, judiciary.
Banks and banking. private corpora
sions.
Oil inspection. judiciary.
Territorial library, public institutions. (
Board of health, municipal corporation.
National guard, military affairs
Trans Mississippi exposition, ways and
means.
Livestock interests. quarantine and ami
mai industry.
Insane, public institutions.
Youthful criminals, public Institutions
Election laws, election.
Public highways, county and county Of
Ulcers.
Pharmacy and dentistry, county and
county officers
Amendment Of criminal code. judiciary.
Senator Huston, chairman Of the COM
mttee or rules. reported recommending
slight changes IN rules %. 43 and ~. Rule (
80 precipitated quite q lengthy discussion, (
participated in BY Ravens, Clarke, Hus-
ton. Thacker. Garrison and Biddison. /
After one or two changes they were /
adopted by a vote OF 10 yeas. noes 0.
Senator BeLany submitted a resolution /
memo-aIizing congress 70 set aside GER
tain school lands fo- cemeteries. Referred
to COMMITTEES or municipal corporations.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
Mr.. Walls presented = petition from the
citizens Of Cleveland county asking that
the quarantine be raised.
The committee On quarantine reDorted
favorably on Mr. Walls bill authorizing
the employment Of a territorial veterinary
surgeon and creating a sanitary commits
sion.
House resolution No. II, introduced yes
terday by Thomas, asking for an itemized
statement by the auditor of the affairs in
the adiutant generals Office during the
Rosenbaum regime, came up under the
rules.
Holiday moved to refer, but received no
second.
On motion Of Thomas, seconded by Doyle,
the resolution was adopted.
A memorial from the Taxpayers league
OF Logan county, asking the passage of
the Doyle bill, was read.
The following bills were introduced:
House bin 80, by AIerton-An act requir-
TO keep a journal and record, and record
the proceedings in the council.
House bill &C. by Merton-An act legal
iziug the purchases OF real estate already
made by cities Of the first class.
House bill 81, by Merton-Providing for
purchase Of real estate, personal property
and other purposes.
House bill IS, by Misunderstanding the
time of listing property.
House bill SO, by Wails-Relating to pub
lie highways.
House bill 60 by smith-Providing clerk
for the probate court.
House bin 81, by McElrath-Providing
that salaries Of county officers in Garfield
county shall be based on the enumeration
Of 1899 :
House bill g., by Thomas-Amending
section 40, chapter Is, session laws of 1897. ,
House bin 90, by Thomas-Repea,ng sec
ton S, article !, chapter Al, of the session
lows Of 1895. G
The following bills were referred to COM
mittees: 81. TO committee on judiciary;
81. to committee on judiciary; 53. to COM
mittee on banks and banking; "a, to COM
mittee on judiciary.
Lewis Sergeant was announced bv Mr.
Hay as clerk Of the committee on peniten-
tiary and reformatory institutions: NJ. J.
Weighin, clerk Of committee on banks and !
banking; D. T. Vankirk. clerk OF commit Z
tee on roads and highways; Minnie Wood. (
clerk Of committee on asylums: J. w. L
Ricket, clerk Of committee on comuensa- l
ton OF public officers; Bessie OImstead. I
clerk of committee on quarantine. and
Hayden NJ. White, clerk Of the committee
on railroads. were announced.
On motion Of Jones. the house went into
committee of the whole for consideration {
Of house bill T. by Walls providing for re-
moving attorney qualifications from pro