The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-02-15
THE wxoM1Se LEG1sLATuxE.
ProceedIngs in Boil Branches In
Testerday's Session.
coUNCTL-26TH DAY.


coUNcL-26TH DAY.
The council met 10 e. N, pursuant
to adjournment.
Roll called-All present.
Prayer by Chaplain Sanders.
Journal of the 25th days session
read and approved.
Notice Of introduction OF bills:
BY Mr.. Corlett-Concerning the
alienation by deed of the proof and re-
cording of conyeyances, the cancelllng
of mortgages, and for other purposes.
Introduction OF bills:
By Mr.. Haley, c No 44-Appro.
priatlng money to aid the sisters Of
charity in the maintenance aud man
agement Of st. J~oseph's hospital, at
Laramie City, Wyoming territory. Re-
ferred to the committee on finance,
expenditures, ways and means.
Reports of standing committees:
The committee on territorial affairs
and internal improvements reported
back II B No 13, 1.-THE Laramie county
railroad bill, recommending that the
bill be amended by striking out Sec
lions l, 2 and g., and substituting in
lieu thereof:
That the act entitled, An act to au-
thorize and empower the board of
county commissioners of Laramie
county to Issue the bonds Of said county
to the Colorado Central railroad com
pany, and for other purposes, approved
Dec. Ia, 1879, and the act entitled, An
act to authorize the board of county
commissioners of Laramie county to
issue the bonds of said county to the
Wyoming, Montana &c Pacific railroad
company, approved Dec. ~, 1879, be
and the same is hereby appealed.
(Signed)
W. c. IRVINE,
p. L. SMITH,
L. w. QUINN.
The committee on education re-
ported back II B No Ito abolish
public schools upon military reserva-
tions in the counties of Carbon, Sweet
water, Ulnta and johnson, and for
other purposes, recommending that 1t
pass.
The committee on counties and
county boundaries, reported back c F
No ITO provide for the registration
of births, marriages and deaths, with
out accommodation.
Upon motion of Mr.. Ccrlett. the
council resolved itself into a committee
OF the whole, Mr.. Reel in the chair;
and afterwards arose and reported as
follows:
II No 3-Reported with amend
ments, and, as amended, It's passage
recommended.
II D No 35-Reported with the
amendments of the committee No. 5,
and, as amended, Its passage recon-
mended.
II B No 37-Reported advising
its reference to its appropriate com-
mlttee.
Ii B No 3 was then read the second
time and ordered engrossed for its
third reading.
II No 24-To regulate the fees Of
physicians and surgeons IN certain
cases, was then read the second time
bp title, with amendments recon-
mended by the standing committee,
and ordered engrossed for Its third
reading.
c F No $50 provide a fund for
the payment OF the outstanding In
debtedness of ~Sweetwater county, and
for other purposes, was read the second
time by title, and ordered engrossed
for its third reading.
CF No 37-Amending an act relat-
ing to the branding, herdlng and care
of stock, was recommitted to the stand.
Ing committee on stock, stock laws and
brands.
IF No 1-Concerning chattel mort
cages, was read the third time and put
upon its final passage and passed.
Ayes, IL. Absent aud not voting, /.
Council adjourned until 10 O'Clock
this morning.
HOUSE.
The house met pursuant TO adjourn
meut, Mr.. Alexander, speaker pro tenn,
in the chair.
Roll call.
Absent with leave-Messrs. Bennett,
Jones, OF Carbon, and Rex.
Absent without leave Messrs. Briggs,
Frazer, Oelrichs and Mr.. Speaker.
Prayer by Chaplain Chamberlain. .
Journal Of the 25th days proceedings
read and approved.
Notices Of the introduction Of bills
By Mr.. Observation-Disclosures tire
territorial librarian to sell a certain lot
of volumes II the compiled laws OF the
territory Of Wyoming.
By Mr.. Snider-To provide'a change
of judge in actions in ~chancery.
By MI. Bartlett-To establish and
protect the identity of married women,