The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-03-07

action be taken thereon.
Respectfully,
W. w. ALEXANDER,
A. E. HEAD,
JAMES ADAMS.
The committee on ways and means
reported back II. b. No. "a, To provide
for the safe keeping of records, &C.,
for favorable action.
The committee on agriculture, &C.,
reported back for passage II b No 10,
Concerning fences and Enclosures.
The committee on education reported
favorably upon II b No. CT, Relating to
teachers of public schools.
The committee on federal relations
reported back amended, and as amend
ed for favorable action, II ] Il and M
No 2, To increase the pay of members
of the legislature.
The committee on corporations, &C.,
reported favorably upon II B No 90,
To determine the damages on account
Of the establishment of reads, &c.
Upon motion of Mr.. Bartlett II b
No. &c was referred to n special COM
mittee consisting of Messrs. Bartlett,
Hines, Adams and Head.
Upon motion of Mr.. Hines the house
resolved itself into a committee of the
whole for the consideration of the gem
eral file, Mr.. Bartlett in the chair. At
loon the committee arose and asked
leave to sit again.
Mr.. Oelrichs then gave notice of the
introduction of a bill concerning phar-
macists and regulating the sale of poi
son.
Upon melton Of Mr.. Alexander a
committee of three was appointed to
procure the taking of photographs of
the members of the house in a gronp,
consisting of Messrs. Alexander, Del
richs and Jones of Sweetwater.
Recess.
After recess the committee ION judi
cirry reported for favorable considera-
ton Z F's Nos. SO, "a, 90, Sc. 81, So
and SO.
The photograph committee reported,
and the report was adopted.
Adams moved that a committee of
three be appointed to consider the pub
lished report of the territorial geologist.
Carried.
Upon motion the committee resolved
itself into u committee of the whole,
Mr.. Bartlett in the chair. A $40 the
committee reported:
That Ii b No. 80, To provide for the
building of a Jail at Evanston be
passed as amended.
That u committee Of three be ap-
pointed to confer with a committee of
two from the council! to confer upon II
b No. "a, To regulate the fees of ply
sicians and surgeons in certain cases.
That II B No. 81, To regulate the
time of closing barber shops be passed
as amended.
That IL Il No. 60, Providing extra
compensation for j. b. Sener, do not
pass.
That II b No. 40, Defining bounda-
ries of certain counties, &C., pass with
out amendment.
That II b No. So To establish boun-
dairy lines, ETC., pass rs amended.
That II b No. 90, To determine dam
ages, &C., do pass.
That IL J r and NJ No. . pass us
amended.
That II b No. 67, Concerning fences
&C., be committed to a special com-
mittee.
That substitute for H B Nc. 10, Con-
corning fences, SC, do pass.
That II b No. "a. For the safe keep
ing of records, &C., do pass.
That c F's Nos. 60, Providing how
courts may proceed in certain cases, 81
Regulating foreclosures, &c; so, Auth
orizing the taking of testimony, SC;
So, To amend an act to establish courts
&c; Sc; Providing that the clerks of
the several district courts and their
deputies shall give bonds, To amend
an act for the preservation of records,
&C., and SO, To amend and re-euact
section 43, of chapter 81, of the COM
piled law do all pass.
That e F No. 80, To amend section
344 Of the code of civil procedure, &C.,