The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-17
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
Laws Passed al the Session Of the Fourth
Legislative Assembly.

C. F. No. 81, attaches Crook County,
wnen organized, TO the First judicial
District, and Pease County TO the
Second District.
C. +. No. 81, constitutes the Gov
ernor of the Territory and Hons.
ii. Haas, w. III. Holiday and james
France, = commission to examine
into the condition and affairs of the
Penitentiary at Laramie City, and
gives said commission full power to
make such changes In the manner of
keeping said prisoners, as their judg-
ment may direct.
II. b. No. 81, provides n uniform
method of plating and dedicating
town sites.
II. b. No. 81, regulates the brand
ing. herding aud care OF stock.
II. b. No. 46, provides fire wardens
for unincorporated towns.
H. b. 30, an net for the formation
and protection ofagricultural societies,
gives them an annual appropriation
OF $4,000 each.
G. F. No. p, relates to the duties of
Coroners, Assessors and County Com
mis'o1ers; the latter are to divide the
several counties into Justices and
~constables' precincts said Justices
and constables are not to be voted for
outside of the precincts in which
they live.
C. F. No. 81, relates to poor and
paupers.
c. F. No. As, prohibits the challenge
of jurors in criminal cases, on the
ground that the juror has formed or
expressed an opinion as to the guilt
or innocence of the accused, from
new paper reports or rumor only
Prorided Such person swear that he
can impartinlly try the cast accord
ing TO the law and evidence, notwith-
standing such opinion.
c. +. No. 80, relates to assessments
and the boards of equalization.
II. b. No. SO, requires County
Clerks to keep abstract books.
ii. b. A, fixes the time for holding
the general elections for Delegate in
Congress and all County officers, on
the Tuesday after tho first Monday
In November, 1876, and every two
years thereafter; and provides for
the commencement of the official
year on the first Monday in January
following said election.
c. f. No. IA, amends the statutes
of Limitation, by providing hal on
foreign judgments, claims or on
tracts, actions shall be commenced
within one year after the debtor shall
have become a resident of this Terri
tory, and limits the time in which
action upon specially, or any agree
ment, contract or promise in writing
can be brought, to Ave years.
C. F. No. 10, prohibits all persons
from practicing medicine and sur
gerry, excepting those who haYe re-
ceived a medical education and a di-
ploma from some regular chartered
medical schonl, which has a bona tide
existence.
C. F. No. %. provides for the pay
ment for live stock killed by railroad
companies; and makes said compan-
les liable for two thirds of the value
OF the stock so killed.
II. B. No. 8, an act for the protec-
tion of wild game, provides hat it
shall be unlawful for any person to
kill wild game between the 18th OF
January and the 18th of August. 1t
shall also be unlawful for any person
to kill or destroy game, at any time,
for any p0pose or under any prefer
1chateuer, except for food, and then
only when necessary for subsistence,
governed in amount and quantity by
the reasonable necessities Of the per
SON killing such animal.
This ends the list of laws enacted
by the fourth legislative assembly o.
this Territory. Our readers will adj
init that the list includes many
wholesome ensctnent.. The repre-