The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-20
THE LEGISLATURE.
Twenty-FOurth Session.
Thirty-Ninth Bays Proceedings.
COUNCIL.

K OF the members, Councillor Harm
J ton, from the committee on judiciar
! introduced 3 bill relating to minir
, recorder, providing for recordir
e certain notices and for other pu
E poses, which was laid on the table
come up in its order.
A message was received from til
House announcing the adoption c
the report of the committee of cor
terence on the school bill, except th
amendment striking out the dollar
provision.
The conference committee voted,
to 2, in favor OF striking out tn
clause pTo7iding for dollar" chill
dren, but the House insisted on it
being retained.
Councillor Game moved that tht
Council adop: the report of the con
ference committee, ard adhere to it
Carried.
Councillor Harrington, from the
committee on judiciary, reported
back the House bill amending the
act for the protection OF keepers oil
inns, etc., and recommended favor
able action thereon.
A communication was received
stating that the House had passed
the Council bill amending the crimi-
nal practice aot, with one amend.
ment. The Council did not concur
in the House amendment. Another
conference committee was asked for,
and Councillors Cainc and Snow we're
appointed on the part OF the Council.
A message was received from the
Governor, announcing that he had
approved an act to encourage the
manufacture of sugar; and the act
apportioning the waters of Great Salt
Lake among certain counties.
Governor Emery Informally re-
turned a bill 10 amend chapter 4,
title IL of the Compiled Laws, and
cert ain changes in the bill.
The suggestions of the Governor were
adopted as the sense of the Council
and placed in the bill.
A communication was received
from the House, announcing the pas
sage of the bill amending Salt Lake
City charter, with amendments.
Councillor SmOot. from the commit
zee on municipal interpretations and
ownsites, reported back the bill on
Incorporating villages, with amend
nents.
Councillor Snow, from the commit
ee on counties, reported the bill for
be apportionment OF the legislative
of the Territory of
Utah, with amendments.
This bill was taken up on its second
ealing, as amended, amendments |
idopted, read the third time and |
passed, and sent TO the House for |
in its amendments.
The bill changing the boundaries of
Jtah, Sanpete and Wasatch Counties
passed its first and second reading by |
and the third time by its
tile.
Councillor Harrington, from the
committee on judiciary, reported the
House bill defining grand larceny,
nd recommended favorable action
hereop, which was read the second
ime by sections and passed its third |
ime by its title.
Councillor Wells reported that the
qu0r bill, and the bill amending
HAPPIER 4, title II OF the Compiled
avs; also the bill to authorize Salt
,ske, Summit, Davis and Wssatch
counties to subscribe for capital stock
q tbs Utah Eastern Railway bad
zen eDgrossed and were ready for
be GoVerno-.
A message wac received stating that
be House had concurred in the
'ouncil amendments to the highway
III, except in one particular, and
sked for conference committee;
lessrs. Grover, Preston aud Lyman
aving been appointed said commit
3e on the part Of the House.
Councillors Cuff and Snow were
ppointed the committee of confer
nee on the part of the Council.
CounciI0r Harrington, from the
Ommittee on judiciary, reported that
ne bill in relation to guardian and
ard had been amended by the COM
littee in accordance with the recon-
lenda.ion OF the Governor, and
sked that it be tlkeu up for con-
deration.
A communication was received
announcing that the House had con-
lrred in ths Council amendments
the representative legislation bill.
The House notified the Council
lat it did not recede from its
to the criminal practice
ct.
Councillors Game and Smith were
ppointsd q conference committee on
ne part of the Council to meet with
Iessrs Farr, Smith and Dusenberry
Q the part Of the House.
Councillor Smoot from the com.
littee on agriculture, etc., reported
bill to aid the D. a. & NJ. Society
} establ 81 a bureau OF stalistics,
aid on the table to come up in its
rder. Il
The conference committee on the
ishway bill reported a compromise
D the section objected in the House.
The bill! removing the political dis
oilities of women was read the
sCoad time by sections, the third
me by Its title and so passed. No
egatIYe votes were given.
The bill relating to insane asyiums
las called up but again went over.
A communication was received
rom the House, stating that it had
assed the bill to punish persons
1r entering railroad cars il certain
asses, with amendments.
The amendments were concurred
o by the Council.
The bill amending the charter of
alt Lake City was taken up. The
mendment passed in the House was
incurred in. This amendment
sduced the $3.50, 900 to $I5O.000.
Councillor Smith moved ID amend
le amendments by adding "S100,0 coo
" other purposes. Carried.
Another House amendment pro-
ided that the enabling power shall
e a two-thirds vote of the city. Con-
AIRED IN.
Communications we're received
ON the House, announcing that it
ad adopted the report of the cone
srence committee on the highway
III; had passed the bill providing for
le lencing of city lots and stack
sr.i.: the Enlsa bill to amand the