The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-11
Thirtieth Day.
COUNCIL.

On Tuesday, the Council bushes
consisted Of the following:
A communication nom the Housl
was received and read, announcing
the passage By that body Of the bill
providing for ccndemning lands fol
public use, with amendments. The
amendments we're CONQUERED in.
Councillor Thurber, from the COM
mittee on irrigation, reported back
the bill for an act defining, recogniz-
ing and acknowledging vested and
accrued rights to the use of water,
and providing for regulating the ex-
ercise of such rights with numerous
amendments. and it passed its fret
reading by its title.
Councillor E Snow, from the COM
mitee on counties. reported back the
bill for the organizing of Castle
County, with amendments, and re-
commended Its passage as amended.
The amendments proposed the chang
ing of the namo and some of the
sr..
Councillor Cuff preser ted a bill to
amend sections 1347, 1913, 1902, 1904
md 1905 of the Compiled Laws of
Utah. which was read, passed its first
eading, and referred to the commit
&c on Judiciary. L
Councillor Merrill, chairman of the 1
Onmittee on railroads, reported back t
he bill providing for the punishment {
persons for entering into or upon
ia certain Cases, with o
and recommended that a
be put upon its passage az amended. n
Councillor Smith presented q petit p
on from F. Kesler, and asked that u
be read and referred TO the COM 1t
lttee on penitentisTy. It repre-
nted that the petitioner was duly II
ected, in 1874, director of the pen pl
military; that he filed his bonds with sI
9 auditor of public accounts, and ps
the duties of president of N
board OF directors, for which he bi
Z not received any compensation, th
for which service he considered
sum Of 5000 should be paid him, frc
left the matter to the Assembly, rel
ition read and referred. Ca
Councillor Game presented a peti. SUI
OF William and George Naylor, Wi
resenting that they had performed me
service in 1915, for which they the
certificates to the amount of pr
2, but which had not been audited for
paid, and asked for an appropri- !
n to pay the came. Pr tition read tioI
referred TO the committee on init
ms and appropriations. HO
ne bill for regulating the uses of CoU
n, ETC., was then taken up on it, OF I
nd reading with the amendments trio
'osed by the committee, which OF
agreed TO as the reading pro- amt
'ed. Pending the reading of sec Hot
q, Councillor Caine moved that ado
bill be reprinted, and that the I
Iteration of the remaining sec. Mes
J be postponed until s pm. Smi
'uncilor Wells, from the enrolling the
nittee, reported that on the 9th A
bill in relation to guardian and
had been sent to the Governor
his approval also, on Tuesday, ~
I'LL amending section 1444 of the "
be boundaries and countv seat ~ Hou
3 County. our
smuniestions f,om the Horse your
received and read, IS follows: de
ouncing the passage of the bill
lding the charters OF incorporated 81
- the bill to incorporate MO
II City; and the bill amending az ALL
for the pre- lection of keepers OF AT
and hotels, etc.; also a commu- lME
:oa from the Governor, stating
approval of the act to equalize R.
on transitory herds. -CC
message from the House said that INN
bad adopted q concurrent reso- Hosi
., for the appointment of com.
'e of FIVE ON the part OF the House
councillors, to prepare and sub
a bill dividing the territory into Pr
ell and representative districts, on
issuance OF the act of Congress and
9 SUBJECT Which was on motion sidin
''And to spport' on the legislative
thereof" and then III
Irred In. The Council then murt
Dt9d as the committee in &C III
nee with the above, Councillors llam'
Wells and Barton. Tor Z
: messenger ofthe House brought III
communications, the first saying lmpl
body bad passed the bill relating Uhs1
oceedings of probate courts, and mott,
econd that it had passed the bill TOR
ding Sections 1903 and 1892 Of relus
ompiled Laws Of Utah. not z
, Council then took a recess I'M In
O'Clock, to complete the second nam
lg of the irrigation bill. inalc