The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-22
OUR LAW MAKERS.
SIXTH LEGIsLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Fifteenth Day.


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city, to be used as a hospital"
The following bills were reported {:
Council file No. SO recommended
that it be referred to committee No. 2.
Council file No. 40 afirmatively re-
commended.
Council file No. 35: afirmatively re-
commended.
Council file No. 80 recommended to
be amended in the title.
Council joint resolution No. 4 affirm
atively recommended.
On motion the report of the commit
tee appointed by Secretary Spates-to ex-
anime the reports of the territorial
treasurer and auditor, was approved.
House bin No. 10: affirmatively re-
commended.
Mr.. Post, from the special committee,
to whom was referred council file No.
81, being a bill for an act to repeal an
act entitled An act to authorize and
empower the board Of county commits
sioners Of Laramie county to issue the
bonds of said county to the Colorado
Central railroad company, and for other
purposes" reported that the same had
been duly considered, and recommended
that 1t pass.
Mr.. Glafcke, from his committee, to
which had been referred house bill No.
10, a bill for an act relating to sentence
ing of prisoners in Sweetwater county,
reported 1t back to the council with the
recommendation that it do not pass.
Council file No. "a: affirmatively re-
commended.
House bill MOL: afirmatively re-
commended.
Mr.. Glafcke introduced council joint
resolution No. Z. in regard to tine Dem
yer excursion rendered by Mr.. ]. T.
Clark.
On motion of MI. Meldrum the rules
were suspended and council joint reso-
luton No. 7 read three times and
passed.
On motion of Mr.. Post a joint COM
mittee of two was appointed by the
chair to confer with a like committee
from the house, to perfect the neces-
sary arrangements for the proposed ex-
cursion.
The president appointed as such
committee Messrs. Post and Christie.
On motion of Mr.. Medium the gen.
eral order of business was dispensed
with, and council went into committee
of the whole for the purpose of consid-
ering bills on third reading on the pres
ident's table, with Mr.. Medium in the
chair.
AT half-past ~ the committee arose,
reported progress, and asked leave to
sit again.
Two O'Clock being the hour set for
the special order for passing suitable
resolutions on the death of Hon. E. p.
Johnson, Mr.. Post, from such commit
tee asked for further time which, on
motion, was extended until Monday,
the LIST day Of December.
Recess until 2:30 p. m.
- Ar. VI, ,,u pit
IN ho''oh - Nooio Da
was excused until Monday at A O'Clock.
On motion of Mr.. Holiday council
resolved itseif INTO a IN OIL the
wnoie ior the iurlper eohsiueia'ioh VI
bills.
Mr.. Post, from the special committee
IN. tbo ra;lro,1 axoproinn 70 napvar
on the raiiroao excursion W DenVer'
reported having me-. .he coh"i''ee
from the house, ana also having agreed
upon recommending Ihursaay' NOV.
~, 1879. ana ina the excursion ieave
the station q. cheyenne al O'CLOCK I'D
the morning
Oh nhooioh tue ruies were suspehueu
anu tue repor.o OIL Tue onnn,i'.ee
On motion Oh MI. fioiiiuay al DIE
navihg passed the hrst reaoing were
read a second time by title' reier-
req TO the proper committees. ~
COUNCIL ME NO. 40 ana house Dill
NO. ls were each READ a second time py
TUE.
oh motioh oi MI. ios' couicii aa-
)ournea until ms morning at 10 O'CLOCK
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