The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-08
TIE LEGISLATURE.
Twsnty-fourth Session.
TWenty-SeTenth Days Proceedings.
COUNCIL.


Proceedings in the Council Cham
Der, Saturday, February z, 1880:
Messages from the House we're read
the first informing the Council of thC
concurrence OF the House in the JONI
resolution adopted by the Council on
Friday, for the appointment of q
Joint committee on insane ssylums,
etc., and Of the appointment on the
part of the representatives OF Messrs.
Sharp, Farr, Darlington. Hatch and
Peery the second stated that the
House had passed the bill to organize
San Juan County.
The President appointed Councillors
Wells, Game and Smoot on the part
of the Council in conformity with the
atoEe resolution.
Councillor Smith presented bill for
an act to establish territorial insane
asylum and to provide q fund there
for, and asked that it be read and re-
ferred to the special committee last
appointed.
A communication Was received |
from the House with the information |
that it had passed the bill requiring |
of mining claims to give
ponds, with amendments. Tbs
consisted of striking out
he words Sin this territory" when
yer they appeared and tie whole of
ectiOn 3. which were cOnCuFred in
y the Council.
A message from the House was
cad. conveying tbs intelligence that
nat body had received q notification
.om the Governor Of his approval of
be act empowering railroad corpora
ons to deed and mortgage their
franchises, etc.
The bill presented by Councillor
mitb, in relation to insane asylum,
as then read the first time. passed :
3 first reading, and was referred to !
e special committee above-named.
Councillor Wells, chairman of the \
on mineral resources, re- :
rted back the bin providing for the I
slth an! safety Of coal miners, .
tn amendments, which were :
opted. and the bill was laid on the =
Die II conle up in its order. =
In hsSkSsg the report, the geatle- -
IN remarked that the bill had "
ssed tRs Assembly st its last session n y
t failed 10 receive the signature Of =,
} GoSasRer; that 1t Ess a much :,
sded ssFsEars, and hopsd il would q
IS in hna7 he give his excslleScy an =, -
10 consider it.
The biz 10 provide for organizing
! juan County was next read and -
sed its hrst reading. 1t vas then ~
en- up O. itG second reading, which ~
passed. Councillor Thurber sug- ~
ted that the probate Judge and -
.ctnsn be bonded officers, and ~
I'D propose an amendment to that :
ct on she third reading Of the bill. o.
he bill relating to the health and
3ty OF miners was taken up on its
Ond reading, as amended, and hv
sed b its third reading. n,
| message was received from the "
ing governor, returning the bill to
llize the execution and acknoWl.
mens of certain deeds, not ap- Fl
we'd. He gave the following as his PI
sons for not attaching his sigma Il
3: ''Section 2 of tbs bill legalizes
of title to real estate,
sreby any trust property may have az,
n heretofore conveyed, prior to In
fret day of January, 1880. This
a very sweeping provision. 1t
,rs to trust deeds issued under the
nsite act; thsy are fully covered by
provisions OF section 1. II the
is amended by striking out section -
t will receive my approval" ~
he section named reads thus: Fr
&c. 2.-This act shall be deemed in
include all conveyances of title to fir
| estate, whereby any trust pro- tn
ty may have been heretofore a
veyed, prior to the FIST day of pa
uary, 1880. Oh
he bill and message were referred &C
be committee on judiciary. Ike
iouncilor Game, speaking on the do
of the bill, said he thought that do
House had erred in striking out ye
preamble. We
he bill 10 orgsnizs San juan VI
mtg vas read the third time by its la
!, and passed; also the bill pro- SCI
ng for the health end safety of
miners.
ldiourned till Monday. 20