The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-02-07
THE WYOMING LEGIsLATURE-
Proceedings In Both Branches In
Yesterdays session.
coUNc1L-2OTH DAY.

Roll call-Absent, Mr.. Haley.
Prayer by Chamberlain Sanders.
Journal of the 10Th days session read
and approved.
Notices of introduction of bills:
By Mr.. Quinn-A bill for an act te
provide q fund for the payment of the
outstanding Indebtedness of Sweet
water county, and for other purposes.
BY Mr.. Smith-A bill for an act to
amend an act regulating the branding,
herding and care of stock.
BY Mr.. Corlett-To amend and re-en-
act Sec. 43, Chap. 81, of the compiled
laws of Wyoming.
Reports of standing committees:
The committee on territorial affairs
and internal improvements, reported
back II. B. No. ID, Laramie county
railroad billy, with the recommendation
that it pass.
The judiciary committee reported
back G. F. No. 16, Recognizing and
establishing the judicial districts of
Wyoming, etc., with certain amend
ments with which the committee re-
commended its adoption.
Also, reported back G. F. No. "a. To
remove the cloud from certain titles,
advising that it pass.
Also, reported back c. F. No. IT, To
provide the registration of births,
deaths and marriages, asking that the
same be referred to the committee on
counties and county boundaries.
Also, reported back q. F. No. 80,
Relating to attorneys-at-law, recon-
mending that the same do pass.
Also, reported back c. F. No. %,
"Woman emancipation BILL" without
recommend.
The committee on education reported
back c. F. No. 81, Authorizing the re.
funding of bonds issued by district No.
1, Albany county, with amendments,
with which it is recommended that it
pass.
The following bills were then read for
the first time:
H. B. No. %, Concerning county
licenses. Referred to the committee on
finance, expenditures, ways and means.
H. B. No. IL, To abolish public
schools upon military reservations, etc.
Referred to the committee on educa-
ton.
H. B. No. g., To prevent the spread
of malignant diseases among sheep. Re-
ferred to the committee on stock,
stock laws and brands.
Upon motion of Mr.. Corlett, the our
Gil resolved itself into a committee Of
the whole for the consideration of the
general file, Mr.. Sturgis In the chair.
The committee afterwards arose and
reported back C. f. No. Is, To incor-
porate the city Of Evanston, with
amendments and as amended, recon-
mending its passage.
Recess.
After recess, the council again re-
solved itself into a committee of the
whele, MI. Sturgis in the chair, and
afterwards arose reporting back q. F.
No. z, Fees for the secretary, ETC., re-
commencing that it pass with amend
ments specified.
Also, reported back c. F. No. 20,
Providing a change of in cases
of ~felonies, recommending that it be
indefinitely postponed.
Also reported back G. F. No, 81,
Authorizing another judge to be called
in certain cases, and recommended its
passage.
Also, reported back G. F. No. %,
Free passage of logs, ETC., with amend
ments, and recommended with amend
ments, its passage.
Also reported back C. F. No. %, Au-
thorizing clerks of the district courts
to appoint deputies, recommending its
passage.
Also, reported back c. F. No. 81,
For the protection of the insane, advis-
ing that it do not pass.
Also. reported back H. B. No. 8,
Authorizing the building Of a school
house in District No. l, Uinta county,
advising its passage.
Also, reported back q. F. No. 26,
Amending Sections 395, 1906 and 39S of
compiled laws, Title IL, Chapter 10,
with amendment, recommending that
as amended it pass.
Also reported back q. F. No. 8,
Amending Chapter "a, session laws of
1879, recommending that the substitute
be passed.
Also, reported back =. f. No. 10, TIC
perfect the compiled laws, with amend
ments, and recommended its passage as
amended.
After the second readings of certain
bills, the council adjourned until to-day
at 10 O'Clock.
HoUsE-20TH DAY.
The house met 10 O'Clock pursuant tc
adjournment.
Roll call.
Prayer by Chaplain Chamberlain.
journal of the session Of the 10th day
read and approved.
On motion Messrs. Davis and Thayel
were excused until 10 O'Clock today.
Notice of the introduction Of bills:
BY Mr.. Hardin: To preserve the pub
lie peace by forbidding the display o
knives and other deadly weapons in tn
presence of one or more persons.
The Judiciary committee reported
, back G. F. No. 10, fixing the minimum