, 1903-02-23
Final Action in the House.

Cheyenne. Wyo., Feb. 23.-(Special
to The Republican 1.-THE house adj
journed sine die at 1910 a. m. Sun
day. the following bills having been dis
posed of:
Senate File. No. 81. by Mr.. Bramel
10 repeal sections 1924 to 1926 inclu-
siye OF the revised statutes of 1S99sre-
tattng TO proceeding to revoke or sus-
pend the license of an attorney at
IT,: passed. Ayes "A; noes @; absent. 4
Sesate Vie No. IS, By Mr.. Bramel,
= erEcDd ana re. enact section 1920 of
the revised statutes OF 1899 relating to
lie d's'a5ment of attorneys at law;
passed. Ayes 46; noes, /: absent, 2,
Senate File. Nc. 81, by Mr. Hansen,
regulating and restricting the sale and
use Of delirifacient drugs; passed.
Ayes As: noes. O: absent, 6.
Senate Ellie No: q. by Mr.. B~aayette,
care and custody of
certain minor children; passed. Ayes.
At; noes, O.: absent 2.
Senate Joint Resolution No. 5, by Mr..
Schnitger, to amend the state consti-
tuition in certain sections relating to
the salary of the judges of the supreme
and district courts. The question is
subbitted to a vote of the people at gen.
eral election and provides for in
creases in the case of the supreme
judges from So. 900 per annum to $4,000
and of district judges from $4,000 to
$500; passed. Ayes. 43; noes, 3;
absent, 3.
Senate File. No. 65, by Mr. Thomas,
to provide for the protection of the
rights of appropriations OF water
through ditched operated in whole or
in part as common carriers; Ayes, As;
noes, 0; absent, 4.
Senate File No. So, by Mr.. Thorn; to
amend and re-enact section S76 of the
revised statutes of 1899 relating to ap-
peals from board of control; passed.
Ayes As; noes 0; absent 4.
Senate File No. 60, by Mr.. Schnitger,
to amend and re-enact sections 743 and
1853 of the revised statutes Of 1899 re-
lating to the militia laws of the state
and providing an increase in salary for
the adjutant general to $1,000 per an
mum; passed. Ayes, 26; noes 81; alb
sent. 2.
Senate File No. 10, by Mr.. Rogers;
to amend and re-enact section 43 of re-
vised statutes of Wyoming of 1899 re-
lating to the organization of the legis-
lature auditing committee: passed.
Ayes, 40; noes, O; absent. 0 This is
the first time on the records of the
Seventh Assembly in the house that
any has received the afirma-
tive vote of all the members excepting.
of course, a deceased member.
House Bill. 10. 1853, by Mr.. Snively,
establishing the degree of burning test
of Illuminating oil to be sold within the
state of Wyoming; passed. Ayes, 40;
noes, 0; absent, 0.
House Bill: No. 1862. by Mr.. Cook, pro-
viding that the board of charities and
reform shall, If it decide to care for,
maintain and employ. convicts in the
p%enitentiary at the expiration of the
present contract advertise for bids;
passed. Ayes. 40; noes, 9; absent, 0.
Senate File No. "a, by Mr.. Madden,
requiring the poor asylum commission
ers of Fremont county to pay into the
state treasury any funds in their hands
belonging to the poor farm of Fremont
county and authorizing the state trea
surer to invest such funds, etc; passed
Ayes. 40; noes. 0; absent. 0.
Senate File No. 70, by Mr.. Laurie
providing for a lease of attachment ir
justices courts in case of appeal
where bond or undertaking is given t.
pay costs and abide judgment; passed
Ayes. Al; noes, 0 absent, 2.
Senate File. No. "a, by Mr.. Thomas
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