The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-02-25
time to make the necessary arrange

Cnalr, 10 meet Mr.. Law, consisting o.
Messrs. Oelrichs, Thayer and Downs.
Upon the motion by Mr.. Bartlett
the COMMITTEE of the house was in
structed to meet a like committee OIL
the part Of the council.
Notices Of the introduction of bills,
BY Mr.. B%uechner, To amend an act
entitled An act relating to poor and
paupers.
BY Mr.. Snider, Concerning elections.
By Mr.. Alexander, A J r, memo
riallzing congress for an increase of
pay for the members of the Wyoming
legislature.
BY Mr.. Riner, A rule to amend the
order Of business.
By Mr.. Riner, Relating to peniten-
tiary commissioners.
BY Mr.. Bennett, Two bills each, To
amend al Act entitled An act to estab-
lish a code of civil procedure for the
territory Of Wyoming.
By Mr.. Head, For the building of
a jail at Evanston, Wyoming.
By Mr.. Gllchrist, by request, To
provide for the safe keeping of the
records and other effects of the SUI
preme court.
The committee on education and
public printing reported back a substi-
tute for a substitute for house bill No.
II, with the recommendation that the
same do pass.
On motion of Mr.. Gilchrist, Mr..
Kelley was excused until Monday at 10
O'Clock a. m.
Introduction of bills:
BY Mr.. Gilchrist-H B No. 46, TO
amend chapter 76 of the compiled laws
of Wyoming. Referred to the judiciary
committee.
BY Mr.. Riner-H b No. AZ, To
amend section 426 of the code of civil
procedure for the territory of Wyoming.
Referred to the committee on judiciary.
By Mr.. Riner-H B No. 4S, To
amend section of an act entitled, An
act to establish a code of civil procedure
for the territory of Wyoming. Refer
red to the committee on Judiciary.
By Mr.. Riner-H. b. No. As, To
amend an act defining the boundaries
of certain counties and providing for
the organization thereof, approved
Dec. 8, 1876. Referred to the commit
tee on counties and county boundaries.
pu Mr. Dinnr II u No En A.,
thorizing the purchase of 20 copies of
the session laws of 1879. Referred to
the committee of ways and means.
BY Mr.. Riner-H. B. No. 5, Regulat-
ing the time of closing barber shops.
Referred to the committee on mechan-
ical and laboring pursuits.
BY Mr.. Bennett-H. BIS Nos. % and
SO, each entitled an act to amend an
act entitled, An act to establish a code
of civil procedure for territory of Wyo-
ming. Referred to the committee on
judiciary.
Substitute for G. F. No. 40, entitled,
An act for the relief of Homer Merrill,
read and referred to the committee of
ways and means.
The committee on stock raising and
stock laws reported back c. +. No. 9,
To prevent and suppress the spread of
malignant diseases among domestic
animals, recommending favorable ac-
ton upon the same.
The enrolment committee reported
H. B. No. s as properly enrolled.
Recess.
After recess, Mr.. Oelrichs, from the
special committee to confer with MIR.
Law, reported that the committee had
made arrangements for the excursion
to leave Monday and return Oh We'd
nesday evening.
On motion of Mr.. Briggs the report
was adopted.
Under suspension of the rules, the
ways and means committee reported
back c. F. No. 40, For the relief of
Homer Merrill, recommending that it
pass.
The committee on enrolment report
ed that II. ]. r. and M. No. l had been
properly enrolled.
Under suspension of the rules, NOV
ed by Mr.. Oelrichs, II. B. Nc. Is, Rail
road bill, was taken up with amend
ments, read third time and the amend
ments concurred in.
Upon motion of Mr.. Bartlett, the
ayes and nays OF the amendments were
taken. Ayes, %. Absent and not vot-
ing, Mr.. Kelly.
Upon motion of Mr.. Gilchrist, under
a suspension of the rules, G + No. DO
was put upon its final passage, and
passed. Ayes, 81. Nays, Mr.. Jones,
of S~weetwater, l.. Absent and not vot,
ing, Messrs Adams and Kelly, 2.
CFNo. 7, A bill for an act prescrib.
ing the rate of interest on territorial,
county, school district and municipal
warrants, was put upon its final passage
and passed. Ayes %. Absent and moi
voting, Mr.. Kelly.
II B No. %, An act for the relief o
VIM. Herrick, was put upon its ina
passage, and passed. Ayes 81. Nay
Mr.. Gilchrist. Absent and not voting
Messrs. Speaker and Kelly.
HE No. 80, Authorizing the sale 0
the compiled laws Of Wyoming terrific,
ry, was put upon its final passage, ant
passed. Ayes %. Absent and no
voting, Mr.. Kelly.
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