Assembly Debates Open Range Tax and Vetos Stir Wyoming
Wyoming House and Council clash over open range taxation and cattle assessment rules as Burritt opposition and governor vetoes loom while bills on capitol planning and territorial insane asylum advance. Gov signals approval for Big Horn Weston counties amid heated caucus pressure and partisan rhetoric.
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Rex
Livestock Commission
Agen 19
Couneil
Open Range
Inmaine
Aytee
Lehnitger
Burritt
Adams
Johnson
Jesurun
Wyoming Governor vetoes two enrolled acts in letter
Governor Francis E. Warren returns house enrolled act No. 22 over jury trial fee concerns and the loss of timely docket notice. He also vetoes act No. 20 which would abolish seals on instruments while making unsealed writings equally binding and raises evidentiary concerns.
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Wyoming
Francis E. Warren
Francis E. Warkern
New Appointments for Penitentiary Commissioners Nominated
The governor announced nominations for penitentiary commissioners for a one year term beginning March 31 1890. John De Dyer of Carbon County and Timothy Kinney along with Henry J Pascall of Albany County and Colin Hunter were named with Miss Mins Slaughter as John Slaughter. A motion by Liggett set these nominations as a special order for March 14 at 1 o clock. Hills passed the militia bill a commission of adjustment and an act to define duties of county surveyors.
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Reel
Holt
Galbraith
Beck
George
Murphy
Capitol Building Commission
Board of Health and Vital Statistics
John de Dyer
Carbon County
Timothy Kinney
Henry J. Pascall
Albany County
Colin Hunter
Towe
Mins the Slaughter
John Slaughter
Liggett
Women treated as property in religion and culture
An op ed discusses the dehumanizing view of women in Mahometan societies, recounting a Cairo anecdote of a veiled woman kicked in the street to illustrate perceived gender oppression. It also reports Dr. D S Lamb's autopsy findings on the late ex representative Tullee, noting a fatal gunshot wound with brain injury and a deadly abscess at the base of the brain.
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Pwper
Palestine
Cairo
Christain
le Camplain
Washoaron
D. S. Lamb
Tulbee
Governor Warren's veto of wage exemption bill in Wyoming
Governor Warren returns with no approval council enrolled act No. 14 on wage exemption. He cites harsh 60 percent garnishment harming wage workers and families. The veto denounces the proposed continuous garnishment as modern bondage and backward policy.
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Wyoming
Warren
Kinney
Council of the
Eleventh Legislative Assembly
Francis E. Warren
Peculiar Frost Family Tales From a Kansas City Times
A Times reporter recalls a Main Street lunch encounter with a lawyer who showed an envelope bearing Winter Frost, dealer in general merchandise. The informant lists six Frost brothers Jack, Winter, White, Cold, Early, and Snow, all East Tennesseans with warm temperaments despite chilly names.
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Times
Frost
Jack Frost
Kansas City Times
New Mexico Statehood Backed In House Committee
Waschseron March 12 The house committee on territories heard Thomas Smith of New Mexico argue for admission of the territory as a state. Germany will soon notify powers that she has placed the islands of Manda and Patta under protection.
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New Mexico
Waschseron
House Committee On Territories Today
Thomas Smith
Germany
Manda
Patta
Wit and Humor Bits From Various Papers
A collage of quips and comic exchanges from multiple newspapers. Jokes range from domestic banter and impractical advice to schoolyard and stage humor, featuring witty lines about nurses, teachers, masquerades, editors, and everyday mishaps.
Official Orthography Minded Budget Notes and Opera Report
Fragmented 19th century clipping references a auditors dispute over bills for horses appraised oddly by the territorial auditor under which his chief is questioned. It also covers a Madame d Arona Davidson concert at the opera house and a long walk fundraiser from Wawasa Indiana to the Pacific coast with guards.
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Zeonthie
Lay
C. WP
C. W. Fuller
Wawasa
Ind
J. 5
Arran
Pacific Coast
Bash
Indiana
Har
Elevator Phobia and Breath Trick Reported by Philadelphia Expert
A Philadelphia reporter recounts a doctor and a lawyer describing elevator fear and a simple breathing trick to blunt the sinking sensation. They advise taking a long breath and then exhaling silently to avoid the feeling of heart and soul leaving the body during the descent.
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Sands
Jevel
Philadelphia Draguizer
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