The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-13
OUR LAW MAKERS.
sixth LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
Seventh Days Session


council met pursuant 20 ADJOURN
ment.
The roll was called.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Notices Of the introduction OF bills
were given by several members.
Bills with the following titles were
introduced, read the first time, and laid
over under the rules:
BY Mr.. Holiday: A bill for an act
to provide for elections. the ann of
conducting the same, and for other pur-
poses.
BY Mr.. Homer: A bill for an act to
provide free acces to natural streams
or lakes Of water.
BY Mr.. Claiche: An act to encour-
age the growth of timber and fruit trees
In the territory of Wyoming.
By Mr.. Post: A bill for an act to
amend an act entitled, "An act to es-
tablish a code of civil procedure for the
territory of Wyoming, approved Dec.
IL, 1873"
BY Mr.. Smith: A bill for an act to
authorize the board Of county commits
sioners Of Carbon county to stock GER
tain streams in said county with trout.
Reports were then made by Mr..
Glafcke from the committee on terrific
rial affairs and internal improvements.
On motion Of Mr.. Holiday, all bills
reported back by the committees on
military affairs and territorial affairs
were reported printed.
The report of the special committee
appointed to settle with the treasurer
was referred to the proper committee.
On motion of Mr.. Glafcke the coup-
ell adjourned until 2 p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The council reconvened at 2 p. IN.
Mr.. CLAICHE, from the committee on
territorial affairs and internal improve
ments. made . report ON house joint
resolution Nc. 2, rendering a vote Of
thanks to Gov. Hoyt for his message,
and moved the report be received, the
rules suspended, and the resolution
placed on its final passage. Carried.
The memorial to President Hayes re-
questing the appointment of Hon. W.
W. Corlett as chief justice of Wyoming
was called up and put on its final pass.
age--ayes -, noes /, President Garba.
natl giving the dissenting vote.
On motion Of Mr.. Post the council
adjourned until 10 a. m. to-day.
HOUSE.
The house opened at 10 O'Clock pur-
suant to adjournment.
Prayer by Rev. Nj. Saunders.
Roll called. All present.
Mr.. Hardin introduced the following
resolution which was unanimously
adopted under suspension Of the rules
Resolued, That a vote Of thanks be,
and the same is, hereby rendered Hon,
A. Worth Spates, secretary Of Wyo'
ming, for the excellent taste displayed
in fitting up the legislative hall for the
comfort and convenience of the mem.
bers.
Mr.. Maghee introduced house bill
No. "A bill for an act to provide fol
the election of delegate in congress,
members of the territorial legislature,
and of all county and precinct officers
at the same time and place read first,
and second time, and referred to com
mittee.
Mr.. Ferris introduced house bill No.
5-a bill for an act to give laborers bet
ter facilities to collect their dues from
corporations ; read first and second
time and referred to committee.
Mr.. Mann introduced house bill No
Ia bill for an act relating to jury feei
in civil cases; read FIRST and second
time and referred to committee.
Mr.: Hooker introduced house bill No
S-a bill for an act relating to the
school districts in Uintah county read
first and second time and referred te
committee No. 8. Also. house bill No
Ga bill for an act relating to certain
%nuisances, and providing a penalty fol
committing and maintaining Of the
same ; read first and second time and
ItltrItu W COLnulltltb.
Also, house bill No. 10-a bill for an
act to provide for the preservation Of
the records, laws and proceedings of
mining districts and their effect in evi.
dence , read first and second times and
referred to committee. Also, house
bill No. la bill for an act to prevent
the firing Of wood and marshes ; read
first and second time and referred to
committee.
Mr.. Spicer moved that the house re-
solve itself into a committee Of the
whole for the consideration of the gen.
eral file of bills.
Nj. Spicer was called to the chair
at IL o'clock, and in five minutes the
speaker resumed the chair, and Mr..
Spicer, from the committee Of the
whole, made the following report
Your committee Of the whole have
had under consideration the general
Ale of bills, and report back to the house
house bills Nos. / and 2, and recon-
mend that they do pass.
Mr.. Mann moved that house bills Nos.
/ and 2 be now taken up. Carried.
House bill No. la bill for an act re-
lating to the acknowledgment of deeds
and other instruments was read the
third time and put upon its final pas
sage and carried.
House bill No Pa bill for an act re-
lating to attorneys was read the third
time, and put upon its final passage and