Also, the Council this day passed H. B. No. 19, entitled "A bill for an act regarding wills, etc," by the following vote: Ayes, II. Not voting, I. Also, C. F. No. 7, "A bill for an act to amend an act entitled 'An act to amend chapter 34 of the compiled laws of Wyoming," by the following vote: Ayes, 12. C. F. No. 7, "A bill for an act to amend an act entitled 'An act to amend chapter 34 of the compiled laws of Wyoming,"" was received, read first time and laid over. SECOND READING OF BILLS. Substitute for H. B. No. 2 was read second time by title and, on motion by Mr. Dole, referred to Committee of the Whole. The following communication was then received from the Council: • COUNCIL CHAMBER, Hon. Speaker of the House: } SIR-I have the honor to inform the Honorable House that the President of the Council has this day appointed as members of the committee on "Compilation and Revision" on the part of the Council, Messrs. Ford, Grant and McCormick. H. B. No. 36 was read second time by title and referred to Committee No. 5. C. F. No. 3 was read second time by title and laid over. THIRD READING OF BILLS. Moved by Mr. Kelley, and duly carried, that H. J. R. and M. No. 2 be read a third time and placed upon its final passage; whereupon H. J. R. and M. No. 2, concerning Indian depredations, was read a third time, placed upon its final passage and passed: Ayes-Messrs. Bussey, Dole, Downey, Genter, Guernsey, Lobban, Keefe, Kelley, Kime, Knight, Mathews, Miller, Mitch ell, O'Brien, Robins, Russell, Seaton, Summers, Tompkins, Towne, Turrill, Williams, Whitehouse, and Mr. Speaker-24. Nays, o. Absent, o. H. B. No. 17, "To amend an act to encourage the growth of timber and fruit trees," as amended, was read third time and. placed upon its final passage, with the following vote: Ayes-Messrs. Bussey, Genter, Guernsey, Lobban, Keefe, Mathews, O'Brien, Robins, Summers, Williams, and Mr. Speaker-II. Nays-Messrs. Dole, Downey, Kelley, Kime, Knight, Miller, Mitchell, Russell, Seaton, Tompkins, Towne, Turrill, and Whitehouse-13. Absent, o. And so the bill did not pass. H. B. No. 21 was taken up and, on motion by Mr. Mitchell, recommitted to Committee of the Whole. Upon motion by Mr. Miller, the House stood in recess until 2 o'clock p. m. AFTERNOON SESSION. House was called to order at 2 o'clock p. m., Mr. Speaker in the chair. THIRD READING OF BILLS. H. B. No. 22, upon motion by Mr. Robins, was amended by striking out the word "twenty" in line 1 in section 1 and inserting the word "eighteen" in lieu thereof; by striking out the figures "20" in line 4, section 1, and inserting the figures "18" in lieu thereof; and the bill was referred to Committee No. 12 for engrossment as thus amended. H. B. No. 29, "Authorizing the clerk of the supreme court to appoint a deputy," was ordered upon its third reading and final passage; whereupon H. B. No. 29 was read third time, placed upon its final passage and passed. Ayes-Messrs. Bussey, Dole, Downey, Genter, Guernsey, Lobban, Kelley, Kime, Knight, Mathews, Mitchell, Miller, O'Brien, Robins, Russell, Seaton, Summers, Tompkins, Towne, Turrill, Williams, Whitehouse, and Mr. Speaker—23. Nays, o. Absent, I. On motion of Mr. Genter, the House amendments to C. F. No. 2 were stricken out and the File was ordered upon its third reading and final passage without amendment. Whereupon C. F. No. 2, "To authorize the building of a school house in district No. 3 in Carbon County, etc," was read third time, placed upon its final passage and passed: Ayes-Messrs. Bussey, Dole, Downey, Genter, Guernsey, Lobban, Kelley, Kime, Knight, Mathews, Miller, Mitchell, O'Brien, Robins, Russell, Seaton, Summers, Tompkins, Towne, Turrill, Williams, Whitehouse, and Mr. Speaker-23. Nays, o. Absent, I. H. B. No. 24, "For an act to close barber shops on Sunday," was ordered on its third reading and final passage; whereupon H. B. No. 24 was read third time and placed upon its final passage with the following vote: Ayes-Messrs. Downey, Robins, Tompkins, Towne, Turrill -5. Nays-Messrs. Bussey, Dole, Genter, Guernsey, Lobban, Kelley, Kime, Knight, Mathews, Miller, Mitchell, O'Brien, Russell, Seaton, Summers, Williams, Whitehouse, and Mr. Speaker -18. Absent, I. And so the bill did not pass. H. B. No. 26 was, upon motion by M. Downey, referred to Committee No. 19. H. B. No. 27, authorizing the city of Cheyenne to apply surplus funds, etc., was ordered upon its third reading and final passage. Whereupon H. B. No. 27 was read third time, placed upon its final passage and passed. Ayes-Messrs. Bussey, Dole, Downey, Genter, Guernsey, Lobban, Keefe, Kelley, Kime, Knight, Mathews, Miller, Mitchell, O'Brien, Robins, Russell, Seaton, Summers, Tompkins, Towne, Turrill, Williams, Whitehouse, and Mr. Speaker-24. Noes, o. Absent, o. H. B. No. 35, upon motion by Mr. Dole, was referred to Committee No. 19. H. B. No. 37, "To authorize the issue of bonds by school district No. 1 in Uinta County, Wyoming, was ordered upon its third reading and final passage, whereupon H. B. No. 37 was read third time, placed upon its final passage and passed. Ayes-Messrs. Bussey, Dole, Downey, Genter, Guernsey, Lobban, Keefe, Kelley, Kime, Knight, Mathews, Miller, Mitchell, O'Brien, Robins, Russell, Seaton, Summers, Tompkins, Towne, Turrill, Williams, Whitehouse, and Mr. Speaker-24. Nays, o. Absent, o. The Hon. Speaker announced the appointment of the following members, on the part of the House, of a Joint Committee on the Governor's message and accompanying[reports: Messrs. Williams, Tompkins and Towne. On motion by Mr. Tompkins, the House stood adjourned until 10 a. m. to-morrow, 5th inst. FRANK H. CLARK, Chief Clerk. SEVENTEENTH DAY. HALL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, The House convened at 10 o'clock a. m., Mr. Speaker in the chair. The journal of yesterday's session was read and approved. PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS. The petition introduced in yesterday's session by Mr. Robins was referred by Mr. Speaker to Committee No. 1. The following petition was handed up: To the Honorable Members of the Council and House of Representatives of the Territory of Wyoming, Ninth Legislative Assembly: GENTLEMEN-We, the undersigned citizens and voters of Evanston, Wyoming, do hereby respectfully request that you do pass, without amendment, the bill introduced by Hon. Addison Turrill, for the purpose of closing saloons and barber shops on Sunday. JAS. MORGANSON, F. L. ARNOLD, and others. Mr. Speaker referred the petition to Committee No. 11. Mr. Kelley presented a petition signed by a committee from "Knights of Labor" and a committee from the "Carpenters and Joiners Union," under seal of these respective organizations, with reference to the passage of H. B. No. 45, and the petition was referred to Committee No. 2. The following communication was received from the Council: COUNCIL CHAMBER, WYOMING TERRITORY, February 4, 1886. Hon. Speaker of the House: } SIR-I have the honor to inform the Honorable House that the following entitled bills were this day introduced in the Council: By Mr. Deloney: C. J. R. and M. No. 1, “Relating to the U. P. Railway." By Mr. Grainger, C. F. No. 11, "A bill for an act concerning convict labor." By Mr. Cashin, C. F. No. 12, "A bill for an act to amend an act for the protection of stock in Wyoming." Moved by Mr. Downey, and carried, that the committee already appointed on the part of the House, for consideration of the Governor's message and certain reports, be the committee for the House to act until such time as the Council may see fit to take action for a Joint Resolution appointing a Joint Commit tee. By Mr. Keefe: Mr. Speaker: NOTICES OF BILLS. CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb. 5, 1886. SIR-I hereby give notice that on to-morrow or some subsequent day I shall introduce a bill for the teaching of physiology and hygiene in public schools, which shall in each division of the subject so pursued include special reference to the effects of alcoholic drinks, stimulants and narcotics upon the human system. M. P. KEEFE. Mr. Speaker: REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES. Your Committee on Enrollment beg leave to report H. B. |