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

county ana precinct officers.
No. %. Skiles To establish the seat
of government of Wyoming territory.
No. %. Maghee To protect labor.
No. "a. Crawford To provide for
the establishment of boundary lines be-
tween the several counties of the terri
tory of Wyoming.
COUNCIL JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
No 1, Garbanati: Authorizing the
secretary of the council and chief clerk
of the house to purchase copies of all
daily papers in the territory, for the
use of the legislature.
No 2, Holiday: Authorizing both
houses to employ assistants to secretary
and chief clerk.
No 3, Holiday: For the employment
of a reporter for the two houses.
No A., Meldrum: Approving the ac-
counts of S. w. Downey, late auditor.
No 5, Holiday: Appointing u joint
committee of both houses to examine
the reports of the territorial auditor
and treasurer.
No 6, Homer: Authorizing each house
to employ an assistant enrolling clerk.
No z, Claiche: Accepting the invi-
tation of Hon. J. T. Clark to an excur-
sion to Denver.
No 8, Noble: rendering a vote of
thanks to certain officers and enlisted
men of the United States army.
No 8, Noble: Praying for a change
in the system Of organizing supreme
courts in the territories.
No 10, Holiday: Proposing amend
ment to joint rules Of the houses.
No IL, Glafcke: Memorial to congress
praying for an appropriation to open
and establish a military road from Fort
Washable to the Yellowstone Park and
Fort Ellis, Montana.
No12, Holiday: Appropriating money
to print school, election, and stock laws
of Wyoming.
gress relating to officers and members
of the legislative assembly.
No IA, Authorizing the chief clerk
of b house of representatives to settle
with the auditor and treasurer.
No 10, Praying congress to open up
the Indian reservation.
COUNCIL JOINT MEMORIALS:
No l., Post: Petitioning President
Hayes to appoint Hon. W. w. Corlett
chief justice of Wyoming.
No 2, Glafcke: Petitioning congress
to pass a law enforcing the eight hour
law IN all government work.
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
No l, Hibbard: In regard to printing
the governors message.
No 2, Hardin: rendering a vote of
thanks to Gov. Hoyt for his able mes
sage.
No 3, Hardin: Appointing 4 John
son as reporter.
No 4, Hibbard: Authorizing the Sec
Rotary of the territory to telegraph C.
j. Nj. No. l to President Hayes.
No. 5, Crawford: Authorizing the
territorial librarian to dispose of sur
plus copies of the compiled laws of
Wyoming.
No 6, ~Sharpless: Thanks to certain
officers and soldiers.
No Z, Spicer: In regard to the ad-
journment of both houses.
No s. Jahren: To suspend joint reso-
luton No Ia, during the remainder of
the session.
Moo, rendering thanks to Secretary
A. Worth Spates for fa~ithfulness to
duty, and official courtesy.
HOUSE JOINT MEMORIALS.
No l, Hubbard: Praying for back pay.
No 2, Committee Praying congress to
pay damages to certain citizens.
INDIVIDUAL WORK.
The following shows the number of
bills and resolutions offered by each
member of the legislature:
COUNCIL.
Archibald Blair, three bills.
l. G Christie, four bills.
r NJ Galbraith two bills, one resolu-
ton.
II Glafcke, nine bills, three resolu-
tons.
R H Homer, four bills, three resolu-
tions.
w H Holiday, fifteen bills, five
resolution.
w Medium, ten bills, one reso-
luton.
w p Noble, seven bills, one resolu-
ton.
NJ E Post, ten bills, one resolu-
ton.
A. H. Reel, six bills.
Thos Swan, one bill.
p l. Smith, three bills.
I'll darbanati, twenty-three bills.
HOUSE.
II G Balch, two bills, one resolution
L BraZier, n bill.
Thos. Conroy, none.
J. T. Crawford, eight bills, one reso-
luton.
J E Davis, one bill.
b F Deitrick, two bills.
Geo. Ferris, three bills.
w j Hardin, six bills, two resolu-
tions.
w J Hayes, none.
w II Hubbard, four bills, three res
olutions.
w A Hooker, six bills.
w G Irvine, three bills.
NJ G Jahren, one bill, one resolution.
l. Johnson, three bills.
A c Lathrop, one bill.
E w Mann, eighteen bills.
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