The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-12


The second bill was that providin
for jury fee, which was reporte
back amended, and its passage re
commended with the committe
i. amendments. The amendment
were read aDd agreed to. The bi
was then read the second time b
!, sections; third time by its title, an
90 passed.
I, The third bill reported by the com
mittee, was the Council bill prohi
, biting the smoking and chewing o
? opium, with amendments, whicI
we're read and adopted. The bill wa
} read the second time by sections
third time by lie title, and 60 passed
A message was received from the
Council announcing the passage o
the bill Furnishing persons for entering
into or upon railroad cars. The bll
was then read AID referred to the
committee on counties.
Messages we're received from the
Council announcing the AGO otion, by
that body, of the House concurrent
resolution redistricting the territory,
with an amendment; the amendment
was coDcurred in; also that the bill
creating Castle County, had been
passed by the Council with amend
meets. The amendments change the
name of the county TO Emery County.
define the boundaries, and attach the
county 10 the First Judicial district.
The amendments were concurred in.
Mr.. Farr, made further report
from the committee on judiciary,
relative to several bills relerrei to it.
The reading OF the bills was deferred
for the present.
On motion Of Mr. Sharp, the bill
amending the revenue act was then
taken up and read by sections, and
we're dangerously amended when it
passed its third reading by its title
and then passed.
Mr.. Farr, from the judiciary COM
mittee, reported back six bills I'm.
fsvorably, as legislation on them was
at the present time. The
report was accepted and the bills re-
Iected. The bills are as follows:
The bill regulating the creating
Of the Office of public administrator;
a bill regulating the practice OF
a bill amending section
1884 of the Compiled Laws; a bill
or an act in relation 20 mort |
cages of personal property;a bill to re.
sulate assignments by insolvsnt debt. |
IRE, mortgsgors, etc.; a bill to protect |
The people of the Territory of Utah |
against incompetent practitioners of
medicine and obstetrics.
Communications were received |
rom the Council announcing the
passage OF the bill relating ID the pre-
seeding of probate courts, and the
Concurrence of the Council in the
of the House to the
bill prohibiting the smck Eng and
hewing OF opium.
The committee on enrolment re-
ported that the bill creating Emery
Jounty had been presented to the
Governor for his signature.
The following was received from
be Governor
UTAH TERRITORY,
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. IL, 80.
Ion. Orson Pratt, Sen., Speaker cfthe
House Of Representatives:
SRI return herewith, not sp-
'roYsd, H.F. No. 6, entitled, IAN act
section seventeen hundred
md thirty-two, (1732l of the Compiled
AVS" The sentiment OF the legis.
alton by Congress, affecting the in.
erests of this territory, seems to favor
he view that the federal courts should
AVE concurrent jurisdiction with
nstice's courts, and that litigants
hould have the privilege of exercis-
ng a choice as to courts.
Respectfully,
ARTHUR L. THOMAS,
Acting Governor.
Mr.. Fsrr presented a petition from
be grand and petit jurors now in
ervice in this district, for the pay
nent Of their fees, as they are mostly
,oor and came from long distance.
Read, and referred to the committee
N claims and appropriations.
Adjourned till 2 O'Clock Thursday
fternoop.
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