The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-02-21
LEGISLATIVE WORK
A Lively Days Session in Both
Branches of the Assembly.
The Grist of Laws Which the Ter
ritorial Mill Has Ground.
CoUNcIL-3OrH DAY.


+hO SObhNA h4Oe PhAodehs w HAgSaAA
ment at 10 O'Clock a. m. yesterday.
Roll call, All present.
The journal ot the goth days proceed
ings VIZ 4 approved.
Notices OF the introduction Of bills
By Mr.. Hocker-To protect tele
graph and telephone property.
By Mr.. Sturgis-To amend an act
incorporating the city Of Cheyenne.
BY Mr.. Irvine-Concerning mines
and mining.
Introduction of bills:
BY Mr.. Quinn, by request-C. F. No
40, For the relief of the officers OF
Sweetwater county etc. Referred tc
/ the judiciary committee.
Inc following bills we're read the
first time:
II B Nc 3S, Authorizing jurors to Ii
summoned from a neighboring county
in cases of felony. Refe rred to the
judiciary committee.
II B No 81, Concerning Interpreters.
Referred to the judiciary committee.
81 B Ne 33, To amend an act incor.
porating the city of Cheyenne. Re-
ferred to the committee on highways,
corporations and public lands.
II ] r and M No /, Concerning GER
tain pensions. Referred to the COM
mittee on military affairs.
CT No II, To protect the interests
of sheep growers, returded from the
house with an amendment. Referred
to the committee on stock, stock laws
and brands.
On motion of Mr.. Corlett, the coun-
ell resolved itself into a committee of
the whole, for the consideration of the
general file, Mr.. Harrer in the chair,
and afterwards arose, recommending:
That c F No rs, To establish the
boundaries between the counties of
Laramie, Albany, Carbon, Sweetwater
and Unita, be referred to a special
committee.
That c F No 40, For the relief Of
Homer Merrell, ETC.. be not passed,
but that a substitute reported by COM
mittee No 2 be passed,
That G F No 30, To regulate d.
vorces and alimouy, be amended as
specified.
Recess.
After recess the council again re-
solved itself into a committee of the
whole, Mr.. Harrer in the chair, and
afterward arose, recommending:
That II B No Is, Amending In act
defining crime, etc., be not passed,
but that a substitute therefor be
passed.
That H B No 9, To provide con.
pepsation and inducement for some
one to act as justice of the peace in
the Fit. Fetterman precinct, do not
pass, but a substitute be passed.
That G F No SO, Concerning the
appointment of commissioners to take
dispositions, etc., be passed with an
amendment.
That II B No II, Providing for ar
appropriation for the territorial IL
brary, be recommitted to committee
No 2.
That d B No Z, To amend an act
to establish a court of civil procedure,
be passed without amendment.
That H B No 1910 regulate the
levy and sale, under legal process, of
the stock of interpretations, be passed,
That H b NJ OF, To regulate the
sale Of int-A drinks, be referred
to comLn41.UU ~ IL.
That H B No 20, To amend an act
establishing judicial districts, be indeh
nitely postponed.
That II B No 81, To preserve the
public peace, be passed as amended.
That c F No 80, To amend section
655 of title 10, of chapter 10, Of the
compiled laws, be passed.
That q F Nc AZ, To amend an act
defining crime, etc., be passed.
That H B No 20, For the admins,
s-%tLon of oaths. be passed.
Up5a@otion of Mr.. Smith. the bill
reported from the committee Of the
whole we're read by title only.
BY unanimous consent, G + No 35,
To provide a measure of payment of
the outstanding indebtness of Sweet,
water county, was read the third time,
placed upon its final passage anC
passed. Ayes, all,
BY unanimous consent, II b No "a
To regulate the fees of physicians ant
surgeons in certain cases, was read the
third time, put upon its final passage
and passed. Ayes, all.
BY unanimous consent II b No Att
amend an act to prevent the spread OF
malignant diseases among sheep, wa
read the third time, put upon its ina
passage and passed. Ayes, all.
C1F No 90, having been returned
from the house for correction, wa
sent back to the house with the reques
that that body make the amendment
needed.
After passing a resolution concern
ing the light of the room the councl
adjourned.
HoUsE-30TH DAY.
The house convened yesterday morr
ing at 10 O'Clock pursuant to adjourn
ment.