The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-03-04
BUSY DAY.
Our Wyoming Legislators Buckles
Down for Hard Work.
The Fee Bill Passes the Council
With Others.
The House Introduces a List of New
Enactments.
And Holds a Night Session to Hurry
Accommodating Work.

NClI"O DALI
The council met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 10 O'Clock a. m. yesterday.
Roll call. All present.
Prayer by the chaplain, Rev. G. M
Sanders.
Journal of the 33rd days proceeding,
read and approved.
Notice of the introduction of bills:
MI. Corlett gave notice that under
joint rule No. Is, he would introduce
the following bills:
A bill for an act to protect hotel and
boarding house keepers.
Also, A bill for an act in relation to
the admission Of attorneys to practice
law in this territory.
Introduction of bills:
BY unanimous consent the following
were introduce:
BY Mr.. Sturgis-C F No. rs, For an
act making divers appropriations sc.
Read first and second time and referred
to the finance committee.
Also, CT No. 76, For an act defining
the boundaries Of certain counties.
Read first time and referred to the COM
mittee on counties and county bounda-
ries.
BY. Mr.. Corlett-C F No. II, To
amend an act to provide for the devel-
opment of the mining of
Wyoming territory. Read first. time
and referred to the committee on agri-
culture.
Also, c F No. 70, For an act to es-
tablish a code of civil procedure for the
territory Of Wyoming. Read first time
and referred to the committee on judi
ciary.
BY Mr.. Quinn-CF No. 70, For an
act providing for standard weights and
measures and balances, and their use
n this territory. Read first time and
referred to the finance committee.
By Mr.. Hocker-C F No. go, To
amend an act concerning the protection
of stock in Wyoming. Read first time
and referred to stock committee.
CFN No. %, Concerning the bounda-
ry lines between the counties, was on
motion re-referred to the special COM
mittee Of one member from each coun-
ty.
H B No. %, Concerning the punish
ment of cases on conviction for felony,
was re-refered to the engrrssment COM
mittee.
The following bills passed the coun-
Gil:
CT No. "a, Known as the ''fee
BILL"
CT No. 6, Relating to election pre-
cincts on military reservations.
= CT No. 60, Providing how courts
may proceed in case of loss or destruc-
tion Of original papers.
CT No. "a, To amend an act to pro-
vide for the preservation of records,
laws and proceedings of mining dis
tricts.
CT No. so, To authorize the taking
Of testimony in chancery cases in aca
ton.
H B No. SO, For an act concerning
interpreters.I
81 B No AZ, To amend an act defn-
ing crime, and providing for the pun
ishment thereof.
No. SO, To amend an act con-
corning justices of the peace.
lib Nc. "a, To repeal an act pre-
venting .intermarriage between white
persons and those Of negro or mongo-
liam blood.
CT No. 80, To protect property used
for telephoning and te~legraphing pur-
poses.
CT No. SO, To re-enact section 43,
chapter 81, Of the compiled laws.
CT No. 55. To amend section 344,
to establish a code of civil procedure.
CT No. So, Providing that clerks of
the several district courts and their
deputies shall give bonds.
Adjourned.
HoUsE-36TH DAY.
The house met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 10 o'clock yesterday norm ng;