borne. Released December 27th, 1896. Restoration papers issued October 25th, 1898.

Henry Bierman, sentenced from Natrona County, May 19th, 1894, for three years for forgery. Discharged December 21st, 1896. Restoration papers issued May 10th, 1898.

John C. Conway, sentenced from Natrona County, September 8th, 1891, for twenty years for murder in the second degree. Sentence commuted to seven years by Governor Osborne. Discharged October 30th, 1898. Restoration papears issued November 1st, 1898.

Benj. Cunningham, sentenced from Carbon County, May 28th, 1897, for one year for grand larceny. Discharged April 7th, 1898. Restoration papers issued May 9th, 1898, on account of enlistment in the volunteer army.

Richard Dirk, sentenced from Fremont County, January 24th, 1893, for six years for grand larceny Discharged October 18th, 1897. Restoration papers issued February 16th, 1898.

T. J. Garner, sentenced from Crook County, April 18th, 1896, for two years for grand larceny. Discharged and restoration papers issued December 13th, 1897.

William E. Lamb, sentenced from Weston County, April 9th, 1894, for three years and six months for assault and battery with intent to commit murder. Discharged April 12th, 1897. Restoration papers issued May 24th, 1897.

John S. Mead, sentenced from Johnson County, April 7th, 1896, for two years for grand larceny. Discharged January 31st, 1898. Restoration papers issued March 10th, 1898.

William Willer, sentenced from Johnson County, November 23rd, 1893, for three years for unlawfully killing live stock. Discharged June 23rd, 1896. Restoration papers issued May 9th, 1898, on account of enlistment in volunteer

army.

John L. Passo, sentenced from Converse County, May 20th, 1897, for one year and six months for unlawfully killing live stock. Discharged September 5th, 1898. Restoration papers issued October 25th, 1898.

Benj. Primm, sentenced from Johnson County, May 13th, 1895, for two years for robbery. Discharged February 4th, 1897. Restoration papers issued May 24th, 1897.

Al. Props, sentenced from Crook County, November 3rd, 1893, for four years for assault with intent to commit robbery. Discharged April 11th, 1897. Restoration papers issued May 24th, 1897.

Harry Stine, sentenced from Weston County, April 12th, 1895, for two years for grand larceny. Discharged and restoration papers issued January 2nd, 1897.

Clarence Taffner, sentenced from Sheridan County for

three years for stealing cattle. Discharged July 16th, 1897. Restoration papers issued July 22nd, 1897.

Wm. H. Wagner, sentenced from Uinta County, September 26th, 1891, for eight years for grand larceny. Discharged October 20th, 1898. Restoration papers issued October 28th, 1898.

John E Worley, sentenced from Albany County on June 12th, 1894, for fifteen months for grand larceny. Discharged and restoration papers issued June 26th, 1897.

RELEASES FROM THE STATE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL at Golden, Colorado.

Issued upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of said State Industrial School on account of reformation of the following named persons:

Joseph Acocks, sent from Uinta County, November 30th, 1895, and released September 13th, 1897. Present home in Utah.

Frank Cunningham, sent from Carbon County, May 28th, 1895, and released August 15th, 1898. Present home in California. .

George Demorest, sent from Sweetwater County, October 13th, 1894, and released December 2nd, 1898. Present home in Wyoming.

Royal H. Fosdick, sent from Laramie County, November 11th, 1895, and released October 3rd, 1898. Present home in Wyoming.

Harry Heenan, sent from Laramie County, January 20th, 1896, and released August 9th, 1897. Present home in Wyoming.

James Montgomery, sent from Albany County, September 29th, 1895, and released October 4th, 1898. Present home in Wyoming.

FROM HOME OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD,

At Denver, Colorado.

Rosa Kapp, sent from Laramie County, May 10th, 1897, and released September 17th, 1897. Present home in Germany.

Mr. Davidson then addressed the Speaker in reference to H. B. No. 1, and moved that a recess be taken by the House subject to the call of the chair, and until the committee on joint printing returned with said bill. The motion prevailed, and it was so ordered.

Recess.

The House reconvened at 4:20 p. m.

COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SENATE.

Senate Chamber,

Cheyenne, January 13th, 1899.

Hon. Speaker of the House:

Sir: I have the honor to inform your honorable body that the Senate this day passed S. J. R. No. 1, by Mr. Fox, being a joint resolution providing for the visiting of the various State institutions by the members of the Fifth Legislature.

I herewith enclose S. J. R. No. 1 for the concurrence or rejection of the House.

SAMUEL DICKEY,

Chief Clerk.

Whereupon Mr. Butler moved the adoption of S. J. R. No. 1. Mr. Baird supported said motion with the understanding that the provisions of his former motion for amendment be incorporated in said resolution. The motion prevailed and the resolution was returned to the honorable Senate, so endorsed.

On request, Mr. Butler, Mr. Carpenter and Mr. Nowlin were excused for tomorrow.

On request of Mr. McAnally, Mr. Hilands was excused for tomorrow.

On motion of Mr. Davidson, the House was resolved into a Committee of the Whole for the consideration of bills on general file.

REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

House of Representatives,
Cheyenne, Jan. 13, 1899.

Mr. Speaker:

Your Committee No. 27 on printing to whom was referred H. B. No. 1 and H. B. No. 2, beg leave to return the same herewith to the House, with report that they are correctly printed.

CHAS. LEWIS,

Chairman of Committee. ·

Hall of the House of Representatives,

Cheyenne, Wyoming, January 12th, 1899.

To the Honorable Speaker of the House:

Sir:-We, your Committee of the Whole, having under consideration House Bill No. 1 on general file, beg to report that we have duly considered the same, and hereby recommend that it do pass.

CHARLES E. CARPENTER,

Chairman Committee of the Whole.
Hall of the House of Representatives,
Cheyenne, Wyoming, January 13th, 1899.

Mr. Speaker:

Your Committee, No. 24, on Enrollment, to which was

referred House Joint Resolution No. 1, beg leave to report as follows:

That the resolution has been enrolled, and we return it herewith to the House.

J. C. BAIRD,
Acting Chairman.

Mr. Speaker then announced the signing of H. J. R. No. 1, being a resolution extending the congratulations of the Fifth Legislature of Wyoming to His Excellency the Presi dent of the United States, William McKinley.

Moved by Mr. Davidson that the report of the Committee of the Whole be adopted. Carried.

Moved by Mr. Atherly that the rules be suspended, and H. B. No. 1 be read a second time, considered as an engrossed bill, and read the third time and placed upon its passage. The motion prevailed, the vote thereon being as follows:

Ayes-Messrs. Atherly, Baird, Butler, Carpenter, Christian, Conaway, Condit, Davidson, Davis, T. H., Eychaner, Fourt, Gardner, Halbert, Hawk, Hilands, Jones, Lewis, McAllister, McAnally, McDonald, Nowlin, Reader, Reid, Roberts, Snow, Stough, Sullivan, Swanson, Thom, Woods, Mr. Speaker. Total, 31.

Noes-0.

Excused-Messrs. Cooper, George, Hollingworth, Juel, McDermott, Nagle, Ogden. Total, 7.

Mr. Speaker then announced that said motion had passed by a two-thirds vote.

The rules were thereupon suspended, House Bill No. 1 was read the second time, considered an engrossed bill and read the third time, and placed upon its final passage.

The vote thereon resulted as follows:

Ayes-Messrs. Atherly, Baird, Butler, Carpenter, Christian, Conaway, Condit, Davidson, Davis, T. H., Eychaner, Fourt, Gardner, Halbert, Hawk, Hilands, Jones, Lewis, McAllister, McAnally, McDonald, Nowlin, Reader, Reid, Roberts, Snow, Stough, Sullivan, Swanson, Thom, Woods, Mr. Speaker. Total, 31.

Noes-0.

Excused-Messrs. Cooper, George, Hollingworth, Juel, McDermott, Nagle, Ogden. Total, 7.

Mr. Speaker then announced that the bill had passed the House.

Mr. Carpenter then announced that Mr. Zolman, the janitor-elect, had arrived yesterday and taken the oath of office and entered upon the discharge of his duties. On motion of Mr. Halbert, the House adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.

L. R. GILETTE,

Chief Clerk.

FIFTH DAY.

Hall of the House of Representatives,

Cheyenne, Wyoming, January 14th, 1899. The House met at 10 o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment.

Roll call:

Present-Messrs. Atherly, Baird, Christian, Conaway, Condit, Davidson, Davis, T. H., Eychaner, Fourt, Gardner, Halbert, Jones, Lewis, McAllister, McAnally, McDonald, Nagle, Ogden, Reader, Reid, Roberts, Snow, Stough, Sullivan, Swanson, Thom, Woods, and Mr. Speaker.

Excused-Butler, Carpenter, Cooper, George, Hawk, Hilands, Hollingworth, Juel, McDermott, Nowlin.

Prayer by the Chaplain.

Journel of yesterday's proceedings read, corrected and approved.

INTRODUCTION, READING AND REFERENCE OF BILLS.

The following bills were then introduced, read the first time, and ordered printed, and referred as indicated:

H. B. No. 5, by Mr. Fourt. "A bill for an Act to protect manufacturers and others from the use of counterfeit labels and stamps."

Referred to the Committee on Judiciary, and ordered printed.

H. B. No. 6, by Mr. Baird: "A bill for an Act to amend and re-enact Section 5 of Chapter 57 of the Session Laws of Wyoming of 1895, relating to appeals from Justice Courts.” Referred to the Committee on Judiciary, and ordered printed.

H. B. No. 7, by Mr. Baird: "A bill for an Act providing for the revocation of appointment of divers appointees of Courts when they become non-residents, and for filling the vacancies occasioned thereby."

Referred to the Committee on Judiciary, and ordered printed.

H. B. No. 8, by Mr. Reid: "A bill for an Act relating to the sale of real estate for delinquent taxes, and fixing the fees to be charged therefor."

Referred to the Committee on Judiciary, and ordered printed.

H. B. No. 9, by Mr. Thom: "A bill for an act to provide for the payment by the State of Wyoming of expenses incurred in criminal cases wherein there are twenty or more defendants, and making an appropriation for the same."

Referred to the Committee on Ways and Means, and ordered printed.