Wyoming legislative action roundup with bills advanced and stalled
The Thursday session details multiple bills from B A to Sibley act outcomes. Key moves include passing House Bill 18 on a penal and reform institution matron but Senate killed it on third reading. The Sibley bill passed after amendments, stripping secretary of state and state superintendent from the commission, leaving governor treasurer and auditor as members. Other measures on railroad passes were not pursued, and divorce legislation faced postponement. Debates covered ditch fish screens, union labels on state printing, and Sunday view restrictions on cartoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
State Federation of Woman's Clube
Pena
Senate
House of the 13Th
Sibley
Secretary of State
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Nelson C. Alfred
W. C. Delaney
J. H. Harrington
John W. Costin
Daniel M. @lleh
Wyoming
Morna A. Wood
Crook County
Graverson
Sheridan County
Wood
Gravenson
House Committee of the Whole
Oviatt
State Fish Commissioner of
Utah
Harrington
House Committee On Labor
International Typographical Union
Labor Committee
House Committee
Wyoming Agricultural Welfare Bill Proposal Stirs Debate
A Wyoming report outlines a proposed public utilities bill and farm labor regulations. The draft law, attributed to Messrs Merver and Skovgani, defines a stockgrower farmer consumer commission, sets price controls, work hours, safety rules, and residency provisions, with penalties for noncompliance. The measure includes broad, sometimes satirical mandates affecting wages, equipment, housing, and immigrant guests.
The Commission Sec 18 Five member board
The text outlines a five member commission including the governor and state officials, with the janitor of the state capitol to serve as chairman and holder of appointive powers. It also contains an aside praising a local shop and Pat's billiard parlor, followed by a district court notice in a Wyoming case. The notice addresses Western Petroleum Company, a non resident defendant, regarding an action to cancel an assignment of lease on property in Big Horn County, with a deadline for response in March 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Penitentiary
State Hospital
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State OF Wyoming
Big Horn
R. H. Ewart
Western, Petroleum Company
Corporation
Western Petroleum Company
Cheyenne
Laramie
Wyoming
Merocer Bros Land and Livestock Cattle Brand Houser Ad
Merocer Bros Livestock Co of Hyattville Wyoming lists cattle brands X Z on left side and 3N on left side. Horses branded on left thigh. Range includes Paint Rock and Nowood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Smith
M. D
Merocer Bros. Land & LIV Stock CO
Hyattville
Wyo
Paint Rock
Nowood
Catse
Range
Medicine Lodge
Allol Mountain
P. O
Hyattvile
Neck
Hyattville, Wye
Geo. B. McC
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T. B
Hunter, Basin, Wyo
Aseensors
Denver
the Spengel CO
Denver,Colo
8Th & Lawrence Street
Mercer and Skowgard
BP. C. Hert
Messrs. Merver
Skovgani
Pat Sullivan
S. H. Smith
Basin, Wyo
S. F. Feddersen & Co
Pat's Billard Parior
John P. Arnott
Republican
Budweiser Billings
Red Lodge Bottled Beer
Retali
Clarence Gardner
Thigh
Renge
Big Horn Mountains
P. U
Hyattville Wyo
F. Mercer
Horoes
William Aglas Uder i
Tenneprange
Nowess
RED Bank Cattle Co
Paris Dougherty
Jany
Tensleep
Adarems
Tenaleey
Wra
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