The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-02-22
THE wYOMING LEGISLATURE.
Proceedings in Both Branches In
Yesterdays Session.


Roll called-All present.
Prayer by Chaplain Sanders.
Journal Of the Both days session
read and approved.
Notices of introduction of bills:
By Mr.. Corlett - Providing how
courts may proceed in case of loss
or destruction of any original papers,
By MIR. Corlett Authorizing the
taking of testimony and accounts in
chancery cases, in vacation.
By Mr.. Corlett-To amend an act
entitled An act to establish the courts
of and define the jurisdiction of justices
of the peace.
By Mr.. Corlett-To amend an act
entitled An act to provide for the
preservation of the records, laws and
proceedings of mining districts and
their use in evidence.
By Mr.. Corlett-To amend section
344 of an act entitled An act to estab-
lish a code of civil procedure for the
territory of Wyoming, approved De-
cember 1lth, 1873.
By Mr.. Corlett-To amend an act
entitled an act to establish the courts
and define the jurisdiction of justices of
the peace.
By MI. Corlett - Providing that
clerks of the several district courts of
the territory and their deputies, shall
give bonds.
By Mr.. Sturgis, by request-To reg
ulate the foreclosures of mortgages by
advertisement.
BY Mr.. Irvine-To provide for the
insurance of the territorial library.
Introduction Of bills:
BY Mr.. Hocker-C + No so, To
protect property used in telephoning
and ~telegraphing, and for other pur-
poses. Referred to the committee on
highways, corporations and public
lands.
by Mr.. Irvine-C T No 3, Con-
corning mines and mining. Referred
to the committee on agriculture and
minerals.
By Mr.. Sturgis-C I No 80, To
amend an act entitled An act to incor-
porate the city of Cheyenne, approved
December IA, 1877. Referred to the
committee on highways, corporations
and public lands.
Reports of committees.
The joint committee on printing re-
turned properly printed q + No DC,
Concerning alienation by deed of proof
n recording Of conveyances, and the
cancelling of mortgages, and for other
purposes.
The joint committee on stock, stock
laws, and brands, reported back f
No 81, Regulating the branding, herd
ing and r of stock, recommending
that section l, the Enclosed section, be
substituted for 1t.
The joint committee on enrolment
reported that enrolled act No 3, being
q NO., For the relief of the county
officers of Albany county, ETC., had
been presented to the governor for his
signature.
The committee on territorial affairs
and internal improvements reported
back II B No 10, For the protection
of game, with amendment recommend
ing that it pass rs amended.
The committee on stock, stock laws,
and brands, reported back house en-
crossed copy Of F No II, For an act
to encourage and protect the interests
of wool growers, recommending that
the council concur in the house amend
ment.
The committee on military affairs
and federal relations reported back
III j and M No l, Concerning certain
pensions, recommending its passage.
The committee on public health and
morals reported back @ f No A, APP
propriating money to aid the sisters eff
charity in the maintenance of the Lara
mic city hospital, recommending that
it be brought before the committee of
the whole.
II b No Al, To amend an act en-
tied an act concerning county licenses,
was read the first time and referred to
the committee on finance, expenditure,
ways and means.
IL b No 10, Concerning fences and
enclosures, was read the first time and
referred to the committee on agricnl-
ture and minerals.
II b No ~, To amend an act en-
tied An act concerning county licenses,
was read the first time and referred to