The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-23
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AN Acr to Amend IN Act Entitled /" A Act to Create and Regulate Corpora
tons" being Chapter Thirty, Thirty. s0g ps of The Compiled :" ,ns Laws Of wyoming
BE it enacted By the Council and House of Representatives of
The Territory Of Wyoming:
SECTION l. Add to title OF article two to which said
bill [act1 is an amendment, as follows: Theatres, parks,
grounds for race courses, stock, agricultural and other
exhibitions; and that section one of article two, of the act
to which this is an amendment, be amended by adding
thereto after twelfth subdivision the following subdivisions:
Thirteenth To establish and maintain parks, boule-
wards, and other pleasure and sanitary resorts.
Fourteenth: To establish and maintain parks, grounds
or race courses, for the trial of speed, development or
training of horses, with the right to offer and award
premiums.
Fifteenth: To establish and maintain parks or grounds
for the exhibition of all kinds of live stock, agricultural,
mechanical and mineral products, whether the products
OF this Territory or not, with the right to offer and award
premiums.
Sixteenth: To establish and maintain theatres, public
halls, gardens, and other places of amusements not
prohibited by the organic act or the laws of Wyoming
Territory. The same persons may unite in one associa-
ton, for one or more, or all purposes mentioned in this
Sec. 2. That section eight, of article two, of the act
to which this is an amendment, be amended by. adding
thereto the following: Excepting associations incorpo-
rated under subdivisions ID, IA, Is and 16, dissection one
of this act"
SEC. 8. That said article two be amended by adding
thereto, after section thirteen, the following: "The
principal officers of such society or societies, incorporated
under subdivisions Is, IA and Is of section one of this
act, shall have full jurisdiction and control of the
grounds on which the society or societies may exhibit,
and all streets and alleys, and other grounds adjacent to
the same, during all exhibitions, SO far as may be
necessary to preserve and keep good order, and to
exclude therefrom all other exhibitions, booths, stands,
or other temporary places for the retail or sale of any
kind of spirituous orfermented liquors, or other articles,
that they may deem Objectionable or offensive to said
exhibition. The president of any such society shall have
the power to appoint and employ any necessary police to
assist in preserving the peace or arresting offenders.
And all such policemen thus appointed shall be vested,
during the continuance of such exhibition, with the ordi-
nary powers and authority of conssables. Any person
who wilfully, and without leave, enters any fair grounds,
parks or premises, during exhibition, or by fraudulently
receiving and using the tickets or badge of another,
without the proper payment and compliance with the
rules of any such organization or society, shall be deemed
before any court shall be liable to a fine of not less than
one hundred dollars; and in case of non-payment of the
nor more than thirty days. And such offender may be
tried before any justice of the peace most convenient in
the county.
Approved December ID, 1879.