Wyoming House Debates Tax Bills and School Law Revisions
The legislature advances measures including an act repealing the university income tax, passes the election and appropriations bills, and considers amendments to county officer salaries and school law revisions. The session honors legislative leaders, approves acts, and schedules further work on roads, banks, and militia funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Guthrie
Joint Committee
Miners’ Examining Board
Supreme Court
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute
Jesurun
Messrs
Burritt
Kellogg
Adams
McCormick
Galbraith
Council
Bills Read Third Time Then Council Adjourns
House bill No. 85 creates a registrar of brands and House bill No. 113 forms a new capitol commission. House bills 1or and 25 substituted for 18 and 70, with House joint memorial No. 6 on Indian depredations. CHouse bills 83 also read third time before adjournment.
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Board of Capitol Commissioners
J. W. Hoyt
C. H. Burritt
Lacy
McCormick
Stott
Capitol Commission
Wyoming Daily Sun House Proceedings on Day Forty Three
The House convened its forty third day with aims to clear files. Bills passed include coal weighing regulation after amendments and final passage for county surveyor duties. The Crimes Act reading impressed by Burritt, with a strong report from a Wyoming bar committee and adjustments to penalties and public contracts.
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Hebard
House
Wyoming
Adams
Burritt
Sneddon
Council
McCormick
Wyoming Bar
Curvenne
Wyo
van Devanter
Cras
H. Buraitt
Frep
S. Henarp
Tuos. B
Apams
Lander
Picket
Council Proceedings Record Several Bills and Debates
The council considered House and council bills including tax, revenue for schools, and county clerks fees. Final passage votes were 12 to 0 on several measures while others were postponed or lost. Debates covered water rights, open-range livestock taxation, and an insane asylum plan with county-to-territorial funding details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Supreme Court
Galbraith
Messrs
Beck
Campbell
Niobrara County
Capitol
Laramle
Meriill
Albany County
Laramie
Crasy
Sherman Hill
Som Pos Mentie
Final legislative actions and council bills summarized
Legislation in the council, including House Bill 100 on new county representation and education for the deaf and dumb, House Bill 29 substitute for protection laws, and certificates of incorporation in Council File 49, with votes noted as ayes. The document records third readings and final passage for these measures.
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Council
Murphy
B. F. Taylor
Sunnce
Lasre
Barrow Mcapa New GMgehea Incident at Eddy Street Crossing
Two pedestrians Charley Argesheimer and Mire Julie Murray narrowly escaped death after a buggy collision with two freight cars near a railroad crossing on Eddy Street. The near tragedy prompts calls for a bagging man and stricter crossing safeguards to protect locals amid rising traffic and business. The Denver News plans a 7 illustrated supplement on Cheyenne with 25,000 free copies for Interior Land and Immigration Company distribution nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Argesheimer
Mire
Julie Murray
Ina
Talesd
Eddy Street
Lves
Mies
Denver News
Seven
Cheyenne
Interior Land and Immigration Company
United States
Rights and Privileges of Women Debated in Meeting
A fragmented account discusses women's rights and privileges. References to Miss Foster, woman executives, and committees suggest a formal discussion of legal and organizational status within a historic context.
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Foster
Wyoming State Measures Stir in House and Senate
Wyoming bills progress amid support from key leaders in both chambers. Delegates push for territorial creation out of Oklahoma and Yellowstone park legislation aims for quick action with a special orders status.
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Oklahoma
House
Senate
Delagate Carey
Wyoming
Peachell
Mhabine Lin
Carey
Public Lands Committee
Prospects of New Buildings Boost Town Economy
Local merchants and citizens anticipate a surge of construction this summer with several families planning to move in once weather permits. The town expects many new homes and commercial buildings, boosted by recent snows that have helped ground water for a strong crop season.
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Citim6
Popucoat
Lusk
Veterans group forms new Sons of Veterans camp in Rock Springs
Colonel BE Beltz issues charter for a Sons of Veterans camp at Rock Springs Wyoming with officers Captain J B Jackson first lieutenant George C Miller second lieutenant L J Palmer sergeant Ray B Dr. The honorary chief of the Sons of Veterans is Charles F Griffin of Indianapolis secretary of Indiana. The writer urges Cheyenne to form a larger camp with Beltz's help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. L. Beltz
Sons of Veterans
Rock Springs
Wyo
J. B. Jackson
George C. Miller
Eateapain L. J. Palmer
Ray
Son of Veterans
Charles F. Griin
Indianapolis
Indiana
Cheyenne
Belts
Land Office Challenges on Preemption and Desert Entry Appeals
Washington officials challenge J E Bessemer and the Union company receivers on a pre-emption cash entry. An appeal by Mattie Bales faces cancellation after fraud allegations. The commissioner's ruling on a desert land entry is sustained as proof was false in every material aspect.
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Washington
Weer On
J. E. ‘Bessemer
Union Ee Company
Sciea
Mattle Bales
Cancella- Simon Bale
Decks Sap
Prompt Settlement After Policy Drafts Readied
Mrs E Nagle received a policy draft from Mr Harley of Denver acting for the New York Equitable Insurance Company. The draft covered the policy amount following the death of Mr Nagle, with similar credits in process.
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Herday
E. Nagle
Harley
Denver
General m
New York Equita “Insurance Company
A Gantarium Cuevenst March 19 1890
Fragmentary note from March 19, 1890 mentions a place A Gantarium and name Cuevenst with unclear context. No clear event or outcome is identifiable from the readable text.
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Cuevenst
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Daily Sun
Committee of Conference
C. F
Bowie
Capitol Building Commission
Pirot
Uni
Order of
Barrow Mocapa
Will Boy
the Patriotic Organisation
Ust
Aoe Snes Ree
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