The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-20

and at the request of the speaker. 81
l. planned to the House that the Gov
as ernor hsd returned the bill amending
y the act in relation to general incor
2, poratiOns informally, with q sugges
20 ton that one section be stricken on
AMI another inserted, and stated tina
oi the Council had at once adopted tht
n substitute suggested By the Governor
Toe matter was put 10 the House
e which unanimously agreed ID a1op
q the substitute
G The Council amendments 10 The
highway bill we're again taken up
8 Mos. of the Council amendments
: we're concured in, and some not.
f At the conclusion, Mr. Grover moved
for conference committee, when the
speaker appointed Messrs. Grover,
= Lyman and Presto1 conference com
3 mittee on the part of the House.
! A message was received from the
Council announcing the non.concur.
: renee Of the Council in the House
, amendment 10 the bill relating to
proceedings in criminal cases; also
lnclosing a message from the Gov
ernOr announcing his approval of the
bill Offering a reward for the manu-
facture of sugar, and the bill sppor-
tioning the waters of Great Salt Lake
and the islands thereof, etc.
The House then refused to recede
from its amendment to the bill relst-
ing to proceedings in criminal casas.
A message was received from the
Council announcing the adoption OF
the conference report on the school
bill, aud asking another conference
committee, Messrs. Snow and Caine
being appointed by the Council. The
House consented to a conference
committee, and the Speaker appoin.
ted Messrs. johnson. Penrose, Jacques,
Dusenberry and Sharp-the same
committee as before.
Messages from the Council an
nounced the passage of the bill ap-
poItioning the legislation OF the terri
tory, with amendments. The amend
ments were read and concurred in;
also that the Council had passed the
bill changing the boundaries of San
pete and other counties.
Mr.. Grover presented bill for an act
amending an act regulating proceed
ings in probate courts. Read and re-
ferred to the committee on judiciary.
a message was received from the
Council announcing the appointment
OF q conference committee on the bill |
on highways, Mesers. Cluf and Snow
being the Council committed.
Mr.. Peery, from the committee en-
Penitentisry, presented a report.
Report accepted and referred to the |
committee on GLAZING.
The committee on agriculture,
rendered report relative to petitions
and stated that legislationWas unneces.
sary on the subject; also a bill to
provide for fencing city or town lots
and stAokyards. The bill was read the
first and second times, and recon-
mitted.
The commission counties reported
back the bill Furnishing persons for
railroad cars, etc., with
amendments. The amendments were
read and adopted. The bill was then
read the second time, third time and
passed.
A bill reported by Mr.. Farr, to
punish hotel runners, was read and
referred tothe committee on judiciary.
Mr.. Francis presented a bill to pre-
vent husbands from selling home
steads without the consent of the wife.
Read and referred 10 the committee
on claims.
MIR. Dusenberry introduced q bill 10
amend sections 191 and 1872 OF the
Laws, relative to the duties
Of county clerks. The bill WAS read,
and pending its second reading re
ierred to the judiciary committee.
The Speaker announced that a
had been received from the
Council stating that that body had
passed the bill removing the political
of women, without amend
ment.
The committee circumference on the
bill On highways, reported, the report
being adopted.
Mr.. Smith, from the committee on
agriculture, reported back the House
bill relating to fencing town and city
lots, etc., With amendment. The
was adopted and the bill
passed.
Mr.. Darlington, from the commit
tee on municipal corporation, re-
ported on the petition CT the
CITIZENS OF American Fork, asking
for a change OF boundaries.
The report was accompanied By
bill covering the prayer of the petit
.ioners. The bill was read and passed.
The bill providing the right of way
for canals for Salt Lake City was then
taken up, read, and passed without
amendment.
4 communication was received
from the Council announcing IFS
in the House amend
ments to the bill amending
The charter, except in certain
which were amend
nents to the House amendments
providing that the S150,000 be for
water. and allowing the borrowing OF
100000 for other purposes. The
House refus to concur in
The amendment the other
amendments provide that the
1ebt shall be paid within fiteC a
years, and that bonds or notes shall
not be sold below par.
a message was received from the
Council announcing TIE adoption Of
The suggestion by the Governor OF GER
tain words In the bill relating to
deeds. The House concurred.
A message was received from the
Council asking a conference commit
tee on the bill relating to criminal
cases. Councillors Game and Smoot
were appointed by the Council. The
House acceded, and Messrs. Caring
ton and Smith were appointed; at
AIr. CarriDgton's request he was ex-
cused, and Mr.. FAR appointed. Mr..
Dusenberry vas also added.
A message was received from the
Council asking . conference commit
tee on the Salt Lake City charter,
and stating that Councillors Caine
and Smith had been appointed on the
part of the Council. On the part of
the House, Messrs. Farr, Darlington,
Penrose and Sharp were appointed
by the Speaker.
a message was received from the
Council announcing the addition of