The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-17
Ihirty.si1th Days Proceedings
COUNCIL.
Monday, Feb. 10th.

ID communications were receives
in from the House announcing It's pas
y sage Of bill to change the boun
e diaries Of Lehi City; also concurrinl
& 10 the Council amendments to th'
' concurrent resolution to examine snC
y destroy certain auditors warrants.
o Councillors Thurber and Merrill
y we're appointed az members OF the
e COMMITTEES on the part OF the Coun'
e oil on the resolution for the disposinl
: of said warrants.
' Councillor Harrington, from the
{ committee on judiciary. reported 8
4 bill providing for the adjournment of
q courts in certain csses.
Said bill was read the first and sec
; ond times by sections, the third time
) lby its title, the title was read, and it
/ 90 passed.
i Councillor Harrington. from the
committee on agriculture, etc., re
ported substitute bill for the bill to
encourage the manufacture of sugar,
and recommended its passage.
The bill was read the first and sec
ond times by sections, and the third
time by its title and passed.
The bill appropristes 81 900 as d
premium to the person producing in
packages of 100 pounds each, 10000
pounds of sugar before November
18th, 1880, flom raw material, pro
duced in Utah, and appointing John
Clark, George Bourne and Samuel P.
Teasdel the awarding committee.
When two or more persons produce
the amounts required, the committee
may spportion the cum appropriated,
as it deems best.
The bill changing the boundary
lines and amending the charter of
Lesi City, was read the first time,
municipal corporations.
Councillor Game presented petitions
and accompanying bill to change the
names of Mary Ellen and Mary
Lavinia Layton to Mary Ellen and
Mary LavInia Naylor. Passed its
first and second readings by sections,
the third time by its title, and was
sent to the House for its action.
A communication was received
from the House that it bad passed a
bill amending sections 2103 and 2115
OF the Compiled Laws of Utah, defn-
ing grand larceny, striking out the
third definition of grand larceny.
This bill was read in the Council
the first time and referred to the COM
mittee on judiciary. ,
Councillor ]. F. Smith, from the
on education, reported the ;
House bill providing for the estsb-
lishment and support OF district
schools, with amendments.
A communication was received
from the House announcing the pas. :
sage OF the bill authorizing Salt Lake. i
Davis, Tooele, Summit and Wa.atch !
Counties to purchase capital stock in
the Utah Eastern Railway, with
amendments. The Council did not :
concur in all the amendments and
the bill was sent back to the House.
Communications were received
from the House announcing that the
Council bill providing for the adjourn .
meut of courts in certain cases had t,
been passed IN that branch without
amendment; also that the House bad
concurred in the Council amend
ments to the bill providing for special !
also that the House had =
passed the Council bill changing the :
names OF petitioners Layton to Nay ,
Tor.
Council Thurber, from the COM
miitse on printing, reported the bill :
licensing and regulating the sale OF
liquors, as having been received from
the printer. Laid on the table to ,
come up in its order. /;
After consideration OF several sec. :
lions, the school bill was recommitted
10 the committee on education, and
Councillors Oaine and E. Snow were
added to the committee.
Communications we're received
from the House, announcing that that
body had passed the bill defining
the First and Third Judicial DiEtricts;
also the sugar bill, with amendments;
and that the House did not recede
from its amendments to the Utah
Eastern Railroad Company bill.
The Council did not concur with
these last amendments; a committee
of conference Wss called for and
Councillors Smith and Cains we're
appointed the committee of conference
on the part Of the Council.
Councillor Wells, from the committee
on enrolment. reported that the set
providing for adjournment Of courts
in certain cases; the act changing the
names of certain persons; the act
the waters of Great Salt
Lake and changing the northern
boundary OF Salt Lake County; also the
act defining and acknowledging
rights in water, had beed ngro,sed
and we're ready for the Governor.
Councillor ]. F. Smith, from the
committee on education, reported
that @. F. No. 20, providing for the
establishing and support of district
schools, was substituted by toe House
school bill row under consideration,
and the Council bill was laid on the
table.
Council adjourned until II O'Clock |
Tuesday morning.