The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-12-12
OUR LAW MAKERS.
COUNCIL.

Roll Called all present, except Mr..
Reel.
On motion of Mr.. Holiday council
file No. 90 was amended in accordance
with the recommendation of the COM
mittee Of the whole, and also house
bill No. 43, and council files Nos. 81
and SO.
On motion the rules were suspended
and Nj. Garbanati was granted leave
to introduce council file Nc. 81 a bill
for an act to repeal an act concerning
the publication of county commission
ers' proceedings, and for other pur-
poses, which was read a first, second
and third time, the bill considered en-
crossed, passed the council and sent to
the house.
The council received the following
communication from the house
To the President Of the Council-SIR: /
am directed and have the honor Il inform
your honorable body that the house has
this day reconsidered the vote by which
council file No. 90 passed in the house,
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the compensation of county assessors,
and prescribing certain duties relating
to their office, and request that the bill
be returned to the house.
On motion of Mr.. Holiday it was
voted that council file No. 60 was regu-
larry received from the house on the
10th inst, and the house amendments
thereto were concurred in, and the said
bill returned enrolled, and therefore is
not in the possession of the council.
On motion of MI. Glafcke a commit
tee of two was appointed to confer with
a like committee from the house 10
settle the question of controversy in re-
lation to council file No. GO.
The chair appointed as such commit
tee, Messrs. Glafcke and Holiday.
On motion of Mr.. Post the amend
ments to council file No. sS were
adopted.
On motion, council file No. SO, a bill
for an act to establish and regulate the
fees and compensation of officers and
for other purposes, was read a third
time and passed the council by the fol-
lowing vote
Ayes = Blair, Christie, Galbraith,
Claiche, Homer, Holiday, Noble, Post,
Reel, Swan, Smith, Mr.. President, ~.
Noes-Meldrum.
On motion the council took up coun-
cil 6lea Nos Of and Az
During the reading Of council file No.
40 the council took n recess until 2 pm.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Roll called; all present, except Mr.,
Reel.
Council file No. 40 was taken up and
the house anne ndments concurred in.
Council file No. 81 was laid before
the council, and the amendment to the
title by the house was concurred in.
The following bills we're read n third
time and passed the council.
Council file No. Of a bill for an act
to authorize and empower Geo. Bags
and William Latbrop to build a bridge
or ferry over and across Snake river,
and collect toll on the same.
Council file No. 90: a bill for an ACT
authorizing railroad companies to mort
gage their property, issue mortgage
bonds, consolidate connecting lines and
for other purposes.
House bill No. 40 !: a bill for an ACT
to provide for the propagation and cul'
ture of fish throughout the territory OF
Wyoming.
Council joint resolution No. IL ap'
propriating money to print school, cleo
ton and stock laws of Wyoming terri
tory.
Council file No. 90 a bill for an act
to amend chapter 2 of the compiled
laws of Wyoming, being an act relating
to adoption.
Council file No. 90 a bill for an act
to amend an act, entitled "An act de-
ining the boundaries of certain coun
ties, and providing for the organization
thereof, approved Dec. 8, 1875.
Mr.. Glafcke, from the committee OF
conference, reported that they had met
a like committee from the house, and
recommended that the bill in contro'
versy be returned to the house.
Adopted.
The council then proceeded to pass
the following bills !:
Council file No. % a bill for an ACT
to amend an act, entitled IAN act CON
corning county license, approved Dec.
10, 1877.
Council file No. II a bill for an act
entitled IAN act for the appointment
of a territorial stenographer, and the
preservation of evidence.
On motion of Mr.. Post, council file
No. 81, a bill for an act to amend an
act, entitled IAN act to establish a code
of civil procedure for the territory Of
Wyoming, was indefinitely postponed.
Bills on their final passage were then
taken up and passed as follows:
Council file No. "a: a bill for an act
to repeal certain acts of the Legislative
assembly of Wyoming, approved Dec.
10, 1877.
Council file No. A a bill to amend
an act approved Dec. s, 1877, entitled
san act regulating the branding, herd
ing and are of stock.
Council file No. &C a bill for an act