The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-12-15

uoyed that the rules u he former House
i adopted Seconded bnd carried
Ths Speaker appointed the fcIlovlng
Standing CclmitteeS q ihe Hobse;
ron 1liE iiot'sE.
on Jnlicinry IIossa Stout, Isaar
Bullock, g'hanncey w West
4 On Claims and Appfopriat ions-- Hiram
D. Clawson, Edwin y. WoOlley, Albert
l.. Lockwood.
on Petitions and Msmorials--C Charlie.
M, WandeIl, John N. Long. Albert 4
Thurber. III; h. +.
On dtevsuus chauucey w West,
Hosea Stout, John N. Moody, Evan n.
Greene. .3 I. "a. 1899 Z,
On Elections Ezra III Benson. SiIasl
s. Smith, w. n. Anderson.
On Counties Sllas s. Smith, John c.
James, Horton IL. IIaight 4, 4
On Roads. Bridges. Ferries md Kan
yons James McGas Hortou ID. Haight,1
Wm. r. Nebcker, -. II 7.
On Education Charles w Wandell,
Evan IA. Greene, RoseI Hyde. Isaac Bul
lock Z. 81, Il ne fi.i y s,3 &. 4 u
ON EngrossiDg John Y Long, John
g. James, Charles w. Wandell, Roscl
Hyde. I. IS 81 81. (.
On Printing Albert X Thurbcr,
John nj. Moody, James MeGaw.
On Agricnliure, Trade and Maaufac-
lures Edwin u. WooiIey, Ezra r. Bes-
son, VIM. Crosby, George Pencock.
On MFIitiaA lbert III RockWood,
George Peacock, Hiram u. Glanaon,
Jacob G.. BigIer.
On Interpretations John g. James,
Jacob q, Bigler, Lorenzo II. Hatch.
On Library George Peacock. Daniel
Thompson, Lorenzo II. Hatch, WIN. =.
Nebeker. III
On Public Domain and School Lands
Channcey WI West Albert x. Thur
Der, William Crosby. Z, y .ss;i & 81
On Penitentiary Albert r. Rock.
wood. Edwin y Woolley. Washington
T. Anderson ...j5. Dag
The Minutes were read and accepted,
after which. the House adjourned TIL to-
morrow at IL o'clock am. y. 5...i *. +
WEDNESDAY,, Dec. ~. s
On motion Of Mr. Stont, the committee
on elections was Instructed TO report the
number ard Kind or olIiceS 10 be filled BY
the joint rots Of the Assembly, and to
report at an early day. 5
Mr.. Long moved, that the courtesy of
the House andthe freedom Of the bar be
extended 10 Brigham Young and Heberl
q. kimbalI, and 10 Bishop Edward Hun.
ter. Seconded and carried.
4 On motion Of Mr.. WanGell, the corr--
tesy 81 The House was extended 10 his
Gov. Cumming, the Hon. See.
Francis II NYeotton, the Hon. Surveyor
General Samuel g. Sfamhaugh, Hon. John
NJ. l5ernlriscl and their Hons. John i.
Kinney, and Henry X. Crosby. Of the SD
irene Goiift, bis HaHor Elias Smith,
Probate Judge of g. S. Il County, and
Hon Abraham o. Smoot Mayor Of li. s. |
Ia City 4. q. II
Tie Committee on Roads and Bridges
were instructed 10 inquire IL q military
road had been laid out III and through
Provo KanyOn. ss.5..
& Mr.. Ja,nes gave notice Of The Introduce.
tioa Of q bill to.fnnd the outstanding in.
dehtetlncss Of Carson county, prior 10 the
list day OF Augnst last. n X XII ,s ,,yts y: I.
The Committee OH Library were in
strueted to inquire into and report upon
the present condition Of the Territorial
Lihrary. 81
Thursday Dec. Is, 1860:
"A nlessagewas received from the GOur--
eli, aud witiIit the following motion:
"a '''Iliat tho Hoase coueuFring, the com
1uittees on printing Of the two Houses
walt Apon the Hon. the Secretary Of the
Territory, and request him, in the name
.of the Assembly, 10 Furnish each monibcr
aud officer Of the Assembly with a cory Of
the current volumes Of tho Weekly papers
published in the Territory; also, that he
furnish the Territorial libraries With full
files Of said papersp The House con
CURED s
The Speaker then referred the Cover
hor's Message to the respective Com
miitees. ,j lss IL. Il .i i2s':
The Council forwarded an net assign.
ing the Chief Justice aud his two associ.
lates 70 their respective districts, viz. !:
Hon. III II. Crosby to the tirst; Hon, II,
r. Flenniksa TO the second, and Hon. j,
r. Kinney 70 the third. It was referred
to the Committee on Judiciary. !. reg
Several memorials were presented reIa,
tive to mail routes aud referred 10 the
Committee on Petitions aud Mcmorials.
MIR. West made Q motion, which pre-
walled, that the Judges Of tile Supreme
Court be requested 70 report to the As
Iscmbly all omissions, discrepancies, oil
tother evident imperfeetions IN the laws
which might have fallen under their OBJ
seryation. 5sl -, g, sszssvs
/ A message was received stating that
1.-THE Council had eonearred in: the memo
rial 10 Congress for the establishment o
a weekly mail from Provo to ogden, rid
the chain u settlements Hloiig the Prove
and Weber rivers. Z!
| Tile House adjourned till Tomorrow n
slrtIi. . n L.. j. .. :is;.e;5
~. .. Frn4y, Dec. IL, / PM
Tie House conenTre1 Ia a. resolution
which originated IN the Council, .'that th,
lNognlaiaeet is the paper by them select
| ed, In which TO print the minutes Of boil