The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-12-14

No. ~. special COmInlttee-SUbStI
tuLe for Nos. ~, I'll, 50, O. and GS, to
establish and regulate the fees and com
pensation of officers. and for other pur-
poses.
Nc. 80. Post-Authorlzlng the board
Of county commissioners of Laramie
county to issue the bonds of said county
to the Wyoming, Montana and Pacific
railroad company.
No. 50, Post-AuthoriZing railroad !
companies to mortgage their property,
ISSUE mortgage bonds, consolidate con-
meeting lines, and for other purposes.
No. 81, Galbraith-Authorizing Geo.
Baggs and VIM. Lathrop to build "a
bridge or ferry across Snake river.
No. 90, Post-To amend an act to es-
tablish a code of criminal procedure for
the territory of Wyoming, approved
Dec. 10, 1869.
No. 90, Noble-To amend an act en-
entitled, San act concerning licenses, I
approved Dec. 10, 1877" T,
No. "a, Meldrum-For the relief of I
Homer Merrill. =
No. 90, Committee-Substitute for
house bill No. A, for an act to amend
chapter 2 of the compiled laws of Wyo-
ming, being an act relating TO adoption.
No. 90, Committee-Defning the
boundaries of certain counties, and pro-
viding for the organization thereof, ap-
proved Dec. g., 1875.
No. 81, Garbanati-To repeal an act
concerning the publication of commits
sioners' proceedings, and for other pur-
poses. a
No. 9S, Homer-Declaratory of GER
tain lien laws in this territory.
Nc. 80. Committee The territorial
appropriation bill.
No. 100. Holiday: To amend an
act entitled IN act creating the several
county Offices and defining the duties
thereof, approved Dec. 10th, 1869.
No. 101. Noble Giving the rover
nor authority to bond the territory for
SIS 900 as security to the United States
government for arms.
No 102, Meldrum A%ppropriating
money for the territorial ~stenographer
HOUSE FILE.
No. 1. Mamma bill for an act re-
lating to the acknowledgment of deeds
and other Instruments.
No. 2. Manufacturing to the ad-
mission of attorneys.
No. 3. Hibbard-To amend an act
entitled, IAN act to incorporate the
city of Cheyenne, approved Dec. IA,
1871"
No. A. Maghee-To provide for the
election of delegate in congress. men,
bers of the territorial legislature, and
of all county and precinct officers at
the same time and place.
No. 5. Ferris-To give laborers bet
ter facilities to collect their dues from
home corporations.
No. g. Misunderstanding thes
judges of the district courts to fix the
sentence in cases of conviction of fell
ony.
No. 7. Mann: Relating to jury fees
in civil cases.
No. 8, Hooker: To repeal an act re-
lating to the school districts in Uinta
county.
No. 9, Hooker: Relating to certain
n%uisances, and providing a penalty for
committing and maintaining of the !
same.
No. 10, Hooker: To provide for the !
preservation of the records. laws and
proceedings of mining districts and
their effect In evidence.
No. IL, Hooker: To amend an act
to prevent the firing of wood and
marshes.
No. II, Mann: Relating to the pub
LEGATION of the session laws of Wyo- !
ming.
No. 10. johnson: To amend an act
entitled IAN act for the protection of
sheep
No. IA, Mann: Regulating chal-
lenges and affixing the compensation of
jurors.
No. Is, Mann: Relating to sentenc-
ing to prison in Sweetwater county.
No. 16, Macomber: To authorize
the several boards of commissioner to
sub-divide their respective counties |
into road districts and to appoint road |
supervisors therein, and defining ther
duties.
No. II, Irvine: To prevent the rut.
ming of cattle with or by dogs.
No. IS, Crawford: Relating to The |
distribution of the school funds in the
several counties of Wyoming.
No. 10, Deitrick: To amend an act
to incorporate the city of Cheyenne, !
approved Dec. 16, 1879. 4
No. 20, Mann: Amending thel
code of civil procedure of Wyoming.
No. 81. Mann: To provide for
succession in the office of reporters
Wyoming.
No. %, Mann: To prevent the dr.
ing Of wood and marshes.
No. %, Hardin: To amend an act
entitled San act to establish the sal
aries and compensation of county OIL
{ GERS, and for other purposes"
No. "a, Hardin: To prevent non
tax payers from voting at elections for
the issuing of bonds or imposing taxes
No. "a, Hardin: To protect povltry.
No. 26, Mann: Relating to wit
ness fees in district courts.
, No. 81, Mann: To create certain
legal holidays,
, No. %, Hooker: To prevent the US
, firearms from railroad cars, and y
provide for the punishment thereof.
No. 30, Jahren: To amend chapM
, a of the compiled laws Of Wyomirs.
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