, 1899-02-10
TH|RTY-SEC0ND DAY
MANY BILLS ARE KILLED BUT
SOME OTHERS ARE
PASSED.
Attorney General Bill Amended and
Recommended For Passage-Bill
Concerning Taxation Of Moving
Bands of Sheep and Cattle Passed
Many Others Advanced.

Cheyenne, Feb. 10.-(Special 1.-THE
house was called to order this morning
at 10 o'clock by Speaker Davis. After
roll call and prayer the journal O
Thursday was read and approved.
The senate notified the house thai
the former body had amended and
repassed house bill No. 144, by Thorn
relative to the assessment, collection
and divisions of taxes received from
any live stock brought into the state
or moved from one county to another
for grazing purposes. The question
of c%oncurring in the amendment pro-
voked considerable discussion. The
reading of the bill was called for and
Atherly claimed that inasmuch as the
senate amendment had vitality altered
the nature of the measure, it would
be wisdom to examine the same criti-
cally before acting thereon.
The speaker announced that he was
about to sign senate enrolled act No. 3,
requiring the superintendent of public
instruction as register of the state land
board to give a bond for the faithful
keeping of the moneys that come into
his hands.
Thorn now urged the adoption OF
the amendment by the senate to house
bill 144, stating that every county in
the state where sheep are grazed is
interested in the bill, and hat the in
terests of our people demand that it
become a law. Fourt also urged con-
currence in the amendment and Now
lin stated that he would like to see 1t
passed. Atherly thought the amend
ment should be referred to a committee
before action. Juel wanted the house
to concur in the amendment, and said
hat Sweetwater county was nv OF
the largest sheep counties in the state
and the bill, as amended suited them.
Sullivan hoped that the nous would
adopt the amendment. The house
uLdily CouCuile III uAc uiii 0 uAichu-
ed, by the following vote: Ayes, 32;
noes, 2; absent, 4.
The following bills were introduced
and referred to comittees as indicated:
House bill No. 141, by the committee
on corporations, providing for the ap-
pointment OF a board OF commission
ers to manage the Wyoming exhibit at
the Paris exposition in 1900. Referred
to the committee of the whole.
House bill No. 142, by Fourt, appro-
priating $19S to pay certain bills in
Cured in the organization Of the Wyo-
ming National Guard. Referred to the
committee OF ways and means.
Senate file No. 26. by Corson, rela-
tive to the Cheyenne city treasurer,
was read a third time and referred to
the committee on corporations.
The house then resolved itself into
a committee Of the whole for the con-
sheraton of bills on the general file,
with Swanson, OF Sweetwater In the
chair.
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