, 1888-03-11
ADDED TO The LIST.
Eighty Four New Laws for Govern
ing Wyoming.
The Majority of Them Originated
in the House.
What the New Enactments Consist
of Briefly Told.
Laws Originated in Council.

Laws Originated in Council.
Jan. 25. Council act No. l. An act
relating 70 the appointment of assistant
chief enrolling clerk and doorkeeper.
Feb. 2. Authorizing the auditor to
draw warrants for capital, university and
insane asylum building commissions.
No. 3. Repeating title So. chapter l,
of the revised statutes in relation to the
payment of bounties on wild animals.
Feb. 4. No, A.. Appropriating money
for the stock equalization board to pay
mileage etc.
Feb. 10. Act No. 5. To protect liv-
cry stable keepers and providing punish
mcnt for negligent misuse and wilful
damage to their property.
Feb. IA. Act No. s.. Repeating Sec
ton 1859 of the revised statutes requir-
ing the secretary of the territory to ap-
prove the bonds of the territorial officers.
Act No. s. Amending section 1879.
This relates to liens on personal property
and provides for three disinterested APP
p%raisers in certain contingencies by a JUS
tice of the peace.
Feb. 30. Act No. o. Regulating the
business of foreign mutual life insurance
companies in this territory.
March 2. No. 10. Comforting corpor-
ate privileges upon the Womans' Christ
ian Temperance Union.
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and regulating the issuing OF bonds by
county commissioners and providing for
their refunding, etc.
March 5. No. II. Describing lawful
fences in the territory and providing for
penalties when the provisions of the act
are violated.
Act No. Is. Repeating chapter 3 of
title 10, revised statutes, relating to the
appropriation of water in the territory.
March 7. Act No. IA. Relating to bas-
tardy.
No. l6. An act making it a felony to
sign any false certificate of acknowledge
ment or jurat and prescribing the punish
ment therefor.
No. Is. Amending chapter l, article
A, relating to school district No. 6, Uinta
county, and for the transfer of moneys
collected under the provisions of said
chapter.
Act No. 20. Requiring all banks lex
cept national banks) to publish sworn
statements once each quarter regarding
their financial condition and providing
penalties for receiving deposits when the
bank is in IN insolvent condition.
March s.. No. II. An act to repeal
and re-enact chapter /. title 40, defining
who shall be jurors, regulating their selec-
ton, etc,
No. 81. Amending section 1888 and
providing that the city marshal of incor-
porated towns shall collect liquor and
9th er licenses.
No. %, is an act to provide for the ap-
pointment instead of the election of city
marshals.
No. %. Amending section 1889 rclat-
ing to town sites on the public lands.
March o.. No. "a. An act to provide
for the organization, management and
control of banks, banking institutions,
saving banks, and trust and loan compa-
MES.
No. 25. An act to amend and re. enact
section 1865 relating to the care of the in
sane
No. &c. An act to amend sections IT'S
and 1899, providing for the appointment
of sheriff, clerk, probate Judge, treasurer
prosecuting attorney or commissioner in
case of vacancy by the board of county
commissioners if a year or less of the
term remains unexpired; if more than a
year, by election; in case of vacancy in
all other county offices they are to be
filled by appointment.
No. 81. Amending 34SS, relating to
appeals in justices courts.
No. %. An act authorizing the secre-
tary of the territory to prefix titles to acts
in which the title is omitted, and provid-
ing how bills to amend and repeal shall be
drawn.
No. 20. An act relating to the proper
observance of the first day of the week,
commonly called Sunday.
No. 80. Authorizing the governor to
designate Arbor Day and to encourage
tree planting,
No. 81. To amend and re. enact section
1884, relating to salary and fees of county
clerk. In counties with a population of
5000 the clerk is allowed $1,000 a year
salary and an additional $3.50 per annum
for every 500 inhabitants in excess of