The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-10
LEGISLATIVE.
The Standing Committees Appointed, and
Bills introduced.
COUNCIL.

BY MT. huN keuuali OF LlIaLHlt. IOE
an Act relating to the adoption Of mi
nors," also. For an Act relating to
the Poor and Paupers." BY Mr.. Bramel,
OF Albany. FOR an Act concerning
elections, &c." also, For an Act to
establish n Criminal Code. In theafter-
noon session the Standing Committees,
given below, were appointed
STANDING COMMITTEES OF COUNCIL.
No. ]. Judicinry-N1essrs. Kuyken-
dali, Bramel and North.
No. 2. Finunce-Ways and Means,
Messrs. BrameI, Haas and Johnson.
No. 5. observation-disclosures. Holiday,
France and Mills.
No. 4. Military Affairs and Federal
ReIntions-Messrs Kelley, Bresna hen
aud Calhoun.
No. 5. Territorial Affairs and Inter
nal Improvements-Messrs North,
K~Uykendall and Holiday.
No. 6. Bridges and Ferries-Messrs.
Johnson, Kelley and Bramel.
No. Z. Highways aud Corporations
-Messrs. Calhoun, Kuykendall and
Searight.
No. 6. Territorial Llbrary-Messrs.
Bresnahen, johnson and Mills.
No. o. Elections-Messrs. Kuyken-
dali, Holiday and North.
No. 10. Counties aud County Bound
aries-Messrs. Mills, Searight and
France.
No. II. Printing-Messrs. France,
Haas and Bresnahen.
No. ~. Stock Raising and Immigra-
tion-Messrs. Starlight, johnson and
Holiday.
No. IS. Agriculture. Mines and
Minerals-Messrs. Bramel, Kelley and
Calhoun.
No. il. Enrolled and Engrossed
Bills-Messrs. Haas, North and Mills.
Adjourned till this morning at 10
o'clock.
In the House, the Speaker announ-
sed the following standing commit
tees +:
First-Wnys and Means-Castlc, OF
Uinta, ScribneI, of Carbon, and Reel
of Laramie.
neutrality-suspicious. OF Car
bon, White, of Uinta, and Ritter of
Albany.
Third-Federal Relations-Evans,
of S~weetwatcr, Green of Carbon, and
Davis Of Laramie.
Fourth-Indian and Military Affairs
II apntn nf arnntfa NIL alluttI IF
Uinta, and Coates, of Sweet water.
Fifth-Territorial Affairs aud Inter-
nal Improvemcnts-Murphy, of AL
bany, Bradbury Of Sweetwater, and
Ward, of Laramie.
Sixth--Education and Public Print
ing-Bradbury, of Swcetwater, Will
Jams of Albany, and Reel of Laramie.
Seventh--Counties and County
Boundaries-Foote, of Uinta. Murphy,
of Carbon, and Nealon, of Laramie.
neutrality-suspicious. and Public
INTERPRETATIONS, of Sweetwater,
Weeks. of Laramie, and Abrams, of
Albany.
Ninth-Minerals and Public Ian DIS
White of Uinta, Coates, OF Sweet
water, and Kimme of Laramie.
Observation-Disclosures and Mauufac-
tare-Mr. Mcdonald, of Uinta, Reel,
of Laramie, and P%eironnet, of Albany.
Observation-Disclosures, of AL
bauy, Foote, of Uinta, aud Evans, of
Sw~eetwater.
of
Laramie, Williams, of Albany, and
Scribner, of Carbon.
of
Uinta, Watson, of Sweetwater, and
Davis, of Laramie.
Castle, of Uinta.
Fifteenth-Joint Committee on
Printimg-Bradhury, of Sweetwater.
and Williams of Albany.
During the afternoon session were the
following bills introduced viz:
A Bill-"For an. Act to prevent the
carrying of fire arms and other deadly
Weapons.
4 Bill-"For an Act prohibiting
the collection of certain Indebtedness. ,
A Bill-For an Act to provide for
witness fees in justice courts.
a Bill-For an Act to establish the
courts, and define the jurisdiction of
Justices of the peace.
Adjourned till this morning. at 10
o'clock.