The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-03-05
LAW MAKING,
Another Very Busy Day in the Wyo-
ming Legislative Halls.
The Council Makes a General Clean
up of Its Work.
The Veterinary Bill Goes Through the
House Amended.
COUNCIL s7TH DAY.

null all. All pItStuI. .
Prayer by the chaplain, Rev. e. N
Sanders.
Journal of the Both days proceeding
was read and approved.
Mr.. Corlett gave notice that undel
joint rule No. 15 he would introduce 6
bill for an act to establish a code o.
civil procedure for the territory.
Introduction of bills:
BY Mr.. Corlett-C F No 81, Relating
to the admission of attorneys to prac'
tice law in this territory.
BY Mr.. Corlett-C F No. 50, To pro.
tect hotel and boarding house keepers.
BY Mr.. Corlett-C F, No. SO, To es-
tablish a code of civil procedure for the
territory.
The council non-concurred to house
amendments to H B No. "a.
They concurred in house amendments
to c F No. %, For the free passage of
timber down rivers in Wyoming.
Recess.
Al p m council reconvened; all the
members present.
The council went into committee of
the whole, considered several bills. and
arose.
A message was received from the
governor announcing that he had ap-
proved the following enrolled acts:
Act No. 10, For the incorporation of
Evanston.
Act No. II, To encourage the inter-
ests of wool growers.
Act No. IA, For the relief of Homer
Merrill.
Act No. 10, To provide fees to be
paid the secretary.
Act No. IS, Concerning irrigating
bitches.
Recess until 7 p. m.
The following bills were read a third
time, and passed:
CT No. 50, For a water supply for
Cheyenne.
CT No47, For the building of a court
house in Carbon county.
H B Nc. %, Providing that district
courts shall fix the punishment in cases
of felony.
CT No. 81, Regulating the care Of
stock.
CT No. 80, Providing rewards for
parties charged with felony.
F No. 65, Adopting q territorial
seal.
F No. %, To amend an act incor-
porating the city Of Cheyenne.
BY unanimous consent Mr.. Sturgis
introduced a memorial, memorializing
congress to allow Lieut., Schwatka full
pay and emoluments while on leave of
absence with the Arctic searching
party.
Adjourned until 8 p. m. Monday.
HoUsE-37TH DAY.
The house convened yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock pursuant to adjourn
ment, Mr.. Speaker in the chair.
Roll call. All members present.
Prayer by Chaplain Chamberlain.
Journal Of the 35th days proceedings
read and approved.
The committee upon counties and
county boundaries reported back H B
No 40 to pass, and that H B No So do
pass as amended.
The speaker appointed a special COM
mittee to consider H B No so consist
ing of Messrs. Adams, Jones, of Sweet
water and Head.
On motion, H B No &C va referred
to the committee on printing.
On motion the governors message
and reports Of territorial officers were
referred to a special committee of three.
Under suspension Of rules, Mr.. Ben
nett introduced H B No 81, Concern
ing fences and enclosures. Referred to
committee on agriculture and manufac-
lures.
Upon motion of Mr.. Thayer all was
stricken out of rule 40 after the 9Th
line.
H. B. No. 46, To amend chapter 7f
Of the complied laws, was then taken
up and passed. Ayes, %. Absent and
not voting, Mr.. Bartlett.
H No At, To amend section 436 Of
the code of civil procedure, was taken
up and passed. Ayes, all.
H B No 4S, To.amend section 10 tc
establish a code of civil procedure, wal
taken up and passed. Ayes, %, Alb.
sent and not voting, Mr.. Bennett.
II B No 81, To amend and act to es-
tablish a code of civil procedure, al
amended, was taken up and passed
Ayes, all.
H B No SO, For same, was taken W
and passed. Ayes, %. Absent ant
not voting, Mr.. Bartlett.
H B No 81, To amend an act to pro
vide for elections, &C., was then takeI
up and passed. Ayes, 90 Absent ant
not voting, Mr.. Bartlett.
II B No 60, To amend an act to pro
vide for elections, &C., was taken u
and passed. Ayes, 16. Nays, Messrs
Adams, Bartlett, Gilchrist, Kelly
Oelrichs, Riner and Mr.. Speaker