The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-19

the boundary lines of Summit County
WITH remonstrance, recommending
that the prayer of the petition b.
not granted. Report adopted.
Recess until 2 O'Clock pm.
At 2 O'Clock the House resumed ID
sitting, when the Council amendment
to the school bill were taken up. The
amendments were quito numerous,
and some we're concurred in and
others rejected. A committee of coll.
ference was then appointed, with
Messrs. Johnson, Penrose, Dusen-
berry, Jaques and Sharp on the part
of the House.
A communication was received
from the Council announcing the
passage of the Council bill repeating
section 1857 of the Compiled Laws,
: relative to the commencement of
suits in justices courts, and substitut-
ing another section therefor. The
bill was read and passed.
The committee on counties reported
back the bill changing the bounia-
rles of Sanpete and other counties,
with amendments. The amendments
we're adopted. The bill then went on
its second reading, was amended, read
the third time and passed.
A communication was received
from the Council announcing the
appointment of Messrs. Snow, Smoot.
Csine and Smith on the part of til e
Council as the conference committee
on the school bill.
Mr.. Pack, from the committee of
conference on the Council bill on the
Utah Eastern Railroad, reported, sug-
costing another amendment to the
bill. The report was adopted.
Mr.. Penrose presented bill in
relstion to probate and county clerks,
which was read, went through the
usual course and passed.
Mr.. Preston, from the committee
on enrolment, reported the enroll
ment OF the bill amending the act in
relation to special elections, and
stated that it had been presented to
tie Governor for approval.
Mr.. Fsrr, reported from the COM
mittee on Judiciary, the bill amend
ing certain sections of the Compiled
Laws. with amendments. The
amendments were read, and adopted,
and the bill passed.
The committee on counties reported
On the petition asking for a removal
Of the county seat of Rich County
rom Randolph to Lake Town, with
remonstrance, with bill allowing ,
he people of the county to change :
he county seat by vote. The bill
vas read. amended and passed.
A message was received from the
Governor announcing his approval of
he act allowing rewards to convicts
or meritorious conduct; the act !
section 1920 of the Com !
died Laws; the act creating and
Uintah County. and the )
ill providing for special elections to :
i'll vacancies.
Mr.. Jacques presented the following
esolution
Whereas, By the report OF the Ter /
itnrial Librarian accompanying the o
epoTt OF the committee on library, it
ppears that most Of the books in q
he Territorial Library are nearly a I
usrter OF s century Cd; and, b
Whereas, That antiquated con- T
ition of said library rather BELTS Rip 7
IAN Winklish than an intelligent, !,
lert, and progressive community; G
therefore,,
Be ii ReSolced, That the sum of ?
l 900 be placed in the territorial ap h
bill, to be expended in 7
during the ensuing two .
ears, law books and other standard
'oIks of reference for the said library; l
That a joint committee be sp- y
ointed or elected 1.-THE Council con-
lrring) to choose and procure the
aid books; "
That Immediately previous to the 4
ssembling of the Legislature each {
.ssion, all law BOOKS and other e
olks of reference belonging to the
lid library aud loaned out OF it, shall 6
9 peremptorily called in by the Ter. Il
torial Librarian; "
That during each session of the Il
no books Of tae kinds de- y
grated sbove shall be loaned out Of t.
le said library, except t. the Legis- Z
Iture. ii
Referred to the committee on /
alma and appropriations. L
The committee on Judiciary re- o
orted back the Council bill tor an @
ct relating to criminal procedures, {:
IT'D amendments. The report was IL
iopted. The bill was made the o
)ecisl order for Thursday. 8
The House then adjourned until "
0 so O'Clock on Thursday.