The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-02-11
THAT IT DO PASS.
The Railroad Bill Started On Its
Way from the Committee.
10 Startling Legislation In the House,
An Early Adjournment.
coUNcIL-24rH DAY.

Roll call. AL present.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Dana.
The journal of the 23d days proceed
ings was read and approved.
Mr.. Corlett then arose upon a ques.
ton of privilege, and addressed the
body at length in defense Of his posi-
ton upon II. B. No. 10, the text OF
which speech, as it appears spread on
the minutes, appears elsewhere.
Mr.. Corlett was followed by Mr..
Sturgis In reply.
Notice of introduction of bills:
By Mr.. Hocker-To amend an act
defining crime and punishment there
for.
By Mr.. Haley-To appropriate money
to aid the sisters Of charity in the
maint nance of their hospital in Lara
mic City.
BY Mr.. Smith-To amend an act
concerning county licenses.
Introduction of bills:
BY Mr.. Corlett, G. F. No. 40-For
the relief of Homer Merrill, of Carbon
county. Referred to the committee on
finance, expenditures, ways and means.
By Mr.. Haley, G. F. No. 41--To
amend an act for the Incorporation of
Laramie City. Referred to the COM
mittee on finance, expenditure, ways
and means.
Rannrta - atanlfar oommftfaaa.
The committee on territorial affairs
and internal improvements, reported
back H. B. No. 10. (Railroad blll) re-
commencing that 1t do pass.
The committee on stock reported
back H. b. No. 3-To amend an act to
prevent the spread of malignant dis
eases among sheep, and advised its pas
sage with specified amendments.
Also, reported back G. F. No. 81
To amend an act for regulating the
branding, herding and care of stock,
recommending that the same pass.
The joint committee on enrolment
reported the enrolment of enrolled act
8, being G. F. No. 2-For the relief of
Of Albany county.
The committee on finance, etc., re-
ported back G. f. No. 35-To provide
a fund for the payment of the out
standing indebtedness Of Sweetwater
C Junty, with amendments with which
its passage is recommended.
The committee on engrossment re-
ported as correctly engrossed G. F's
Nos. ID, 81, "a and II. B. No. 8.
After the first reading of bills, the
council adjourned until Monday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock.
HoUsE-24RD DAY.
The house met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Roll call. Absent with leave, Mr..
Oelrichs.
Prayer by chaplain.
Journal of 23rd days proceedings
read and approved.
Special committee to consider H 3
No 20, appointed by the speaker, con
sisting of Messrs. Kelly, Head, Riner,
Jones of Sweetwater and Adams.
Notices Of the introduction OF bills
BY Mr.. Riner: To better de fine the
duties of p~enitentiary commissioners.
BY Mr.. Adams: To regulate the SALE
Of intoxicating liquors in Wyoming
territory.
The committee of enrolment reported
back II ] r and Memorial No !. con
corning certain persons, with the re-
Communications that 1t be referred Il
the committee Oh engrossment.
On motion, Mr.. Hines was excused
for the morning session, and Mr.. Ben
nett was excused until next Thursda,
at 4 O'Clock p. m.
Mr.. Kelly moved that the speaker
appoint a committee Of six, n from
each county, to prepare a fence bill.
Mr.. Adams introduced H B No 35
to establish a board immigration. Re
fsrred to committee on immigration.
Upon the motion of Mr.. Hardin tn
house resolved itself into a commute
OF the whole for the consideration o
the general file.
At l1:30 rhe committee arose and re
ported back II D No 81, to prevent an,
one from voting who is unable to shoy
a poll tax receipt, advising that it d
not pass.
II B. No 4, an act to amend an &C
entitled an act to amend an act con
corning alienation by deed, &C., wa
then put upon Its final passage an
passed. Ayes, %. Absent aud NO
voting, Messrs. Hines and Olrichs.
II b No 3l-An act, entitled an &C
to preserve the public peace, etc., wa
then put upon its passage and passed
Ayes, %. Absent and not voting
Messrs. Hines and Oelrichs.
II B No 18-For an act to regulat
the levy and sale upon legal process {
shares of stock incorporated companiei
was then put upon its final passage an
passed. Ayes, %. Absent and nj
voting Messrs. Hines and oelrichs.
II b No 27-An act to regulate tt
sale of intoxicating liquors IN Sunda,
was put upon its final passage an
passed. Ayes, 10. Nays, Alexande
Davis and Thayer. Absent and n,
voting, Hines and Oelrlchs.
Recess.
The speaker appointed as a commi
tee TO prepare a fence bill, Messrs. Kell