The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-15
The Result.

was seveniy-one, Of which three did
not receive the Governors signature.
In addition, the W houses adopted
seven Joint resolutions and memorials.
The three bills which tailed TO be
come laws, we have already men
toned : we will give ia this issue,
and subsequent ones, II summary ut
the laws passed by the last legisla-
turr, aud approved by the Governor.
To begin with, there have been
eleven territorial wagon roads estab-
lisnrd, most of them ut an expense to
the Territory Of 5000 each as follows:
Council File No. AZ, from RawIinS
to Camp Brown.
House Bill No. &C, from Evanston
To Hayden's Fork. on rear River.
c. f. No. %; from Laramie City to
Fort Laramie.
c. +. No. Is; from Laramie City to
Fort Fetterman.
c. +. No. 5; from Cheyenne To the
Blark Hills Of Wyoming and Dakota.
c. F. No. % from Evanston 10
Smiths Fork.
e +. No. SO, from Hunton's
Rancho Ia Fort Fetterman.
III. b. No. Is; from Fort Bridger to
tire mouth of Dry Greek, on Henry's
Fork Of Green River.
IL. b. No. I6; from Green River
City to Henry's Fork.
e. +. M. II from Laramie City to-
wards the North Park.
G. +. No. 81; from Green River
City To South Pass City.
FIR IN wagon rnnds we come to C. F.
No. Al, legalizing the action of the
Board of Trustees of the city of Chey-
enne, in the expenditure of $500 %, as
II oGposit at the u. S. Lana Ohire To-
srcure the entry Of certain town site
lands.
IL. b. No. 10; amends Section 3s of
the criminal code by including rail
road cars and any other close enclu-
sure" in the clause furnishing bur-
glary.
III. b. No. 81; removes "the cloud
from certain imperfect titles"
ii. b. No. IL; provides that the re-
lation Of landlord and tenant shall
not exist by implication ; or in other
words, hat no lease which shall have
expired by its own Limitation, shall
he considered renewed, except by
express contract.
II. b. No. 8; provides for a special
election in Laramie County.
G. F. No. 81 fixes the pay of the
county commissioners of Sweetwater
county nj 5000 p r mum /; also al
lows them actual expenses In going
to and returning from the meetings
of the hoard of commissioners.
The same act gives the chairman Of
the board OF commissioners of UInta
County, y salary of twenty-five dol
lars per month.
G. f. No. 26 provides that no poll
tax shall be levied or collected from
any person over fifty years of age.
II. B. No. So; provides that all the
courts of this Territory shall take ju-
dicial notice Of all ordinances and
resolutions of the city of Cheyenne,
when duly recorded ms provided by
law.
ii. b. No. Al legalizes the action
of the board of county commissioners
OF Albany County, in giving the
TTnfnn Pacific roiIr,.1 ctp nnn r.L.
construction of rolling mills and lay
ing of wafer pipes in Laramie CityG
II. b.. s.; restores james Force of
Albany County TO the rights of cit
lZrnship.
III. B. 60; authorizes the school
board of District No. 2. of Uinta
County, TO transfer one thousand dol
lars from the teachers fund to the
school fund, for the purpose of erect
ing and furnishing a school house a.
Almy
IL. B. No As; amends our civil
code in some unimportant pariicu-
lars.
H. B. No. 8; fixes witness fees in
Justices courts, excepting police c1urts
in citie-,at one dollar per day, and ten
cents mileage foI going to and return
ing from the place where the subpoena
is served, to be taxed against the
losing party.
H. B. No. Sc; authorizes the cun-
struction of a court house and Jail at
Green River, and the bonding of the
county therefor, at a cost not 10 ex-
coed 5000.