The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-12-10
OUR LAW MAX Frs.
SIXTH LEGIsLATIVE ASSEMBLY
TUenty-eighh Day.


hour, with Mr.. Galbraith in the chair,
president pro TEN.
Roll called; all present, except Mr..
Garbanati.
Before the reading of the journal the
president appeared in the council and
took the chair.
The council, on motion, resolved
itself into a committee Of the whole,
with Mr.. Noble in the chair.
The following bills were introduced
under a suspension of the rules:
BY Mr.. Post-Council file No. SO:
a bill for an act authorizing the board
of county commissioners of Laramie
county to issue the bonds of said county
to the Wyoming, Montana and Pacific
railroad company.
Also, council file No. 80 a bill for
an act authorizing railroad companies
to mortgage their property, issue mort
gage bonds, consolidate connecting
lines, and for other purposes.
BY Mr.. Gslbraith-Council file No.
81 a bill for an act to authorize and
empower Geo. Baggs and William La
throp to build a bridge or ferry over
and across Snake river and collect toll
thereon.
On motion a recess was taken until
. p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Roll called ; all present.
The special order being an executive
session, the halls OF the council we're
cleared and the doors closed.
After being in executive session 10
minutes the doors were thrown open
and the council TOOK up the regular
order OF business.
council fles Nos. 30, 30 n 81, intro
duced in the morning session, and their
titles given in the introduction were,
pursuant TO the motion made on the
suspension OF the rules, read a first n
second time by title, and council hle
NO. ~ was referred To a select COM
mittee composed OF the Laramie county
delegation, ana the others TO the proper
committees
Inc iohowing piiis were read a third
Time and passed.
Council hle NO. 90; a bill for an act
10 estapiisn the once OF territorial geoi-
oglst'
Councii hle No. So a bill Tor an act
to amend an act concering licenses.
council hle NO. n:a Dill for an act
to amend an act entitled an act for the
appointment Oh d terriooriai stenog-
rapher ana the preservation OF evi-
oence.
Council joint memorial and resolu-
ton No. IL a memorial to congress
praying for an appropriation to open
and establish q military wagon road
from Fort Washable to the Yellow
stone national park, and Fort Ellis,
Montana.
Council file No. %: a bill for an act
to define and punish certain crimes and
offences.
Council joint resolution No. 8: ten
dering a vote of thanks to certain Off
GERS and enlisted men of the United
States army.
The substitute for council file No. 49,:
a bill for an act providing that no
elector unless exempt by law shall vote
without payment of poll tax.
By unanimous consent Mr.. CLAICHE
introduced council joint resolution No.
IL, appropriating money to print school,
election and stock laws Of Wyoming
territory.
On motion the council adjourned
until 8 O'Clock this morning.
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