The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-02-25
UNION PACIFIC RY. Co.,
Supt's Office, Mountain Div'on,

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UNION PACIFIC RY. Co., !
Supt's Office, Mountain Div'on, !
Feb. oath, 1882. J
To Hon. 1. p. CdtdpeH:
DEAR SIR-If consistent with you
rules Of order, it would give me grea'
pleasure to address yourself and the
members of the council, or if more con
y%enient to meet a committee appointed
by you, in order to extend an invitation
for a free excursion to be given by this
company to the members and their fam
lilies at an early date.
An early answer will oblige
Yours truly,
r. LAW.
MI. Hooker then moved that a com.
mittee of three be appointed to con-
fer with MI. Law in reference to said
excursion.
The council then took a recess OF
thirty minutes to allow the committee
to report.
Council convened after recess.
The journal of the 32d days proceed
ings was read and approved.
The following message was received
from the governor:
To the Legislative Assembly:
The honorable superintendent of the
United States coast and geological snr-
vey having informed me by letter, a
copy of which is herewith enclosed,
that in compliance with a request from
this office, a complete set of standard
weights and measures is now being
made ready.
1t becomes my duty to communicate
this fact to the legislature and to
recommend that provision be made for
the transportation of said weights and
measures to Cheyenne, as well as for
their proper care and use when re-
ceived. JNo. W. HoYT.
On motion of MI. Corlett, the COVER
nor's message with accompanying doc
uments were referred to the committee
on military affairs and federal relations.
Notice of the introduction OF bills:
By Mr.. Corlett-To give additional
powers to the penitentiary commits
sioners.
By Mr.. Smith-For the relief of J..
E. Murphy, territorial assayer.
BY Mr.. Sturgis-For the relief and
care of insane persons.
BY the samoan act for changing
date of the commencement of the leg
islature. .
By Mr.. Corlett-C F No. Go, to
amend an act as to the adoption of the
territorial seal.
The following were enrolled:
Act No. Z, to remove the cloud from
certain titles.
Act No. s., to amend an act relating
to attorneys fees.
Act No. 0, to perfect Wyoming's
laws.
The majority report on q f No. %,
recommending the passage of the sub.
stitute.
The minority reported recommending
that it do not pass.
The select committee appointed to
confer with Mr.. Law in regard to leg
islative excursion reported favorably.
The following joint resolution was
concurred in by the house:
Resolved, That when both houses
adjourn on Saturday, the 25th, they
adjourn until Thursday, the I'd day of
March.
The following bills passed:
II B No. &c, II b No. IA, substitute
for II B No. 9, H B No. 16, II B. No.
81, c F 80, G F No. 80, IF No. 45,
c F. No. AZ, CT Nc. 80.
H B No. 7 was read a third time and
laid on the table, on account of there
being another bill of the same character
before the house.
Adjourned.
HoUsE-33RD DAY.
The house met pursuant to adjourn,
ment at 10 o'clock yesterday morning
Mr.. Speaker in the chair.
Roll call.
All the members present.
Prayer by Chaplain Chamberlain.
Journal Of the 32nd day proceeding
read and approved.
The following communication wa
then read !:
Union Pacific Railway Co.,
Superintendent's office,
Feb. %, 1882.
Hon. w. G. Lane, Speaker of tn
House Of Representatives : Dear Sill
If consistent with your rules Of order
it would give me great pleasure to ad
dress yourself and the members of tn
house of representatives, or, il nor
convenient, to meet a committee ap
pointed by you, in order to extend a
invitation for a free excursion to b
given by this company to the member
and their families at an early date.
An early answer will oblige,
Yours truly,
r. LAW,
Division Superintendent.
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