, 1884-02-24


Of an act entitled IN act to incorporate
the city Of Cheyenne.
BY Mr.. Nickerson: 81. B. No. u, an
act to empower the county commits
sIoners Of Sweetwater county to su-
thorize the county clerk to prepare ab-
stract books, etc.
By Mr.. Ford: II. B. No. rs, an act
for the release Of persons who are im-
prisoned for fines.
By Mr.. Grant: II. B. No. IA, an act
to hI the duties of noraries public.
The date Of expiration of term of office
must appear in their ofaeial acts.
Bills on third reading and final pass
age:
H. B. No. 40, an act defining the
boundaries Of Fremont county and pro-
viding for the organization thereof.
Passed-Ayes, %; absent, l.
On motion of Mr.. Groesbeck, Messrs.
Coad, Craig and Miller we're appointed
q committee to confer with the council
committee on n. B. No. 10.
Under the suspension of the rules c.
J. R. No. 10 vas read, being a joint
resolution returning the thanks of the
eighth legislative assembly of Wyoming
to the officers and people of Utah terri
tory for their reception:
WHEREAS, The members Of the
eighth legislative assembly Of Wyo-
ming, their friends and invited guests
have been the recipients of many and
hearty fayors In their recent visit to
Utah territory, and
WHEREAS, 1t is meet that this legis-
latiye assembly should properly express
its sense Of appreciation of such cour-
tesies; therefore be it
Resolved, first, That our earnest and
heartfelt acknowledgements and thanks
are due and are hereby rendered to His
Exccllency, Ell 81. Murray, governor,
and Hon. Arthur l.. Thomas secretary,
General A. NJ. L. McCook and the OIL
GERS Of his command, to President
Cluff, Speaker Sharp and the mem
bers Of the present legislative assembly
of Utah, the mayor and common coun-
Gil OF Sslt Lake City, DR.. Mckenzie,
and to the citizens Of that city for
their iattering reception and thought
full attention during our stay, and we
shall ever cherish the most grateful re-
membrance Of their hearty welcome
and sincere hospitality.
2aropd That fha tha,E. All,
legislative assembly are hereby extend
ed to the Union Pacific railway com
pany and to Messrs. A. ]. Nichols
Edward Dickinson, W. A. Duell and
q. E. Wurtelle, its efficient and cour
teous superintendent, for their kind
ness in furnishing transportation: to
Salt Lake City and return, and In con-
~tributing to our comfort and enjoy
ment.
Third, That these resolutions be
spread upon the journals of both the
houses of the legislative assembly, and
that copies hereof be sent to the gentle
men mentioned In these resolutions.
Substitute for II. B. No. 10. an act
concerning preliminary examinations.
Passed-ayes, %.
Also c. ]. R. No. IL, memorializing
congress in favor OF a department of
postal telegraph system ayes, ID;
nays, 10.
G.. F. No. %, an act in relation to
the writ of habeas corpus. Passed
ayes, %.
G. F. No. 6, an act to punish the pre-.
scribing OF poisons. Psssed-ayes %.
81. B. No. So, an act to regulate the
salary Of the county and prosecuting
attorney of Laramie county. Passed.
H. B. No. SO, an act to amend Sec
tion 81 Of the civil code. Passed
Ayes, %.
O. F. No. 8, an act to provide for the
manner OF conducting school districts.
Passed-Ayes, 20; nays, g..
z. F. No. 81, an act concerning the
keeping of swine and goats. Passed
Ayes, Is; nays, 8.
Substitute for Fl. B. No. ID. Passed
Ayes, %.
Mr.. Groesbeck introduced the follow
ing resolution:
RESOLVED, That the thanks of this
house are due, and are hereby rendered,
to our able and efficient speaker, Hon.
F. H. Jones, for his earnest and sue
cessful efforts in making the recent
legislative excursion TO Utah both pleas
ant and enjoyable.
The house adjourned until Monday
morning.
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