The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-22

/ ling them. This is the first case of
corporation asking power to issut
= bonds. and other cities and counlie
, would follow suit, and ultimately We
} would be saddlsd with a public debt.
II this legislation is adopted, oul
floating debt will be carried around IN
the pockets of the capitalists, while
the working masses bore the burden
of the debt.
After the reading and acceptance Of
the minutes, the Council adjourned
until Thursday at 2 pm.
HOUSE.
A communication was received
from the Council announcing that
that body had passed bill changing
the name OF Charles Angel Hendrick-
son to Charles Angel Henry Bulow.
The bill was read the frat, second,
and the third time by its title, and
passed.
The Speaker appointed as the
standing committee on fish and
game, w. d. johnson, ir., D. G. Snow
and George D. Snell-the came
names that were On the committee on
postal Affairs, now abolished.
A message was received from the
Council stating that the Council had
passed bill changing the name Of
Hans Jorgen Christiqnsen to Hans
Jorgen Rasmussen. The bill was
read the frat, second, and third time
By its title, and passed.
Mr.. Smith, from the committee
on agriculture, trade, etc., re.
ported, and recommended its
passage, bill for an act
amending section 70 of the
Compiled Laws OF Utah. It provides
that section 70, be amended By
striking out OF the fifth and sixth
lines the words con application of the
county court" and by striking out
the words making application" in
the last line of the section. The bill
was read the first, second and third
times by its title and passed. The
title was slightly amended and the
bill so adopted.
Mr., Murdoch handed in q petition
from F. G. Murray snd ITO others,
and wished it read and referred TO
the committee on roads, bridges, etc.
The petition asked for an appropria.
ton of $4,000 to make road follow.
ing down the Sewer River, instead of
over the mountain as now, which is
almost impossible for loaded teams.
The cost is estimated at $1,000, and
it is claimed that the road has almost
become necessity owing to the dis
covery of mines in Piute County.
The petition was read and referred.
Mr.. Peery presented a bill to
amend the charter OF Ogden City,
and asked its reference ID the COM
mitt3e on corporations. The bill
changes some words in certain sec
tions; prohibits the bringing Of pau
pers or mendicsnts into that city;
provides for the division OF the water
flowing into the city by the City
Council, and for the laying of water
mains, assessing OF water taxes, etc.
Read and referred.
Mr.. Fisher presented q bill for
changing the time of holding general
elections in the territory. In pre-
senting It, be stated that his object
was to obViste the holding two cleo
tons in one year, and thus cave
great deal of expense to the territory.
It amends section II by striking out
all OF the section after the enacting
clause, and substituting therefor
THAI annually on the Tuesday next
after the frat Monday in November
there shall be general election held
in each precinct in the several coun-
ties, for choosing all officers not other
wise provided for" Referred.
Mr.. Vim presented bill on irri-
CATION, and moved its reference to tbs
committee on irrigation without read
ing. 1t was referred. He also pre-
scented a bill for an act to amend Sec
ton 1892 of the Compiled Laws. The
bill amends the section by inserting
after the VOID turning" in the first
line the words "or using" The bill
was referred to the committee on irri-
cation.
Mr.. Duseuberry presented a bill 10
amend section 1920 of the Compiled
LsWs, and asked that it be put upon
its passage. The bill provides
that tbs section be auvuded by in
serting after the word "by" and be-
fore the word gift" in the fourth
line, the word purchase. The bill
was put upon up its second reading,
passed, read the third time by it's title
and passed.
A communication was received
from the Council announcing that
that body had concurred in the action
of the House in limiting the number
of the copies of the minutes to be
printed to seventy-fye,
Mr.. McKinnOn presented a bill
amending section 1913 Compiled
Lava changing the boundary line
between Rich and Summit Counties,
and moved that it be read and re-
ferred to the committee on counties.
The bill was read and referred.
! Mr.. Johnson presented q bill tC
amend section 415 of the Compiled
D Laws. 1t provides that the section b.
{ amended by striking out OF the frs
E and second lines the words Fighter
, months" and inserting the word
3 "one year" Read and referred K
I the committee on trade spd manu-
n taeture.
9 Mr.. PeeFy presented an act to in
!. corporate irrigation companies, an
q moved its reference to the committe
+ on irrigation. The bill was referTet
It without reading.
d Mr.. Lyman presented bill amend
d ing section 405 of the Compiled Laws
= relative TO district poundkeepers, ant
Ie desired it be read and referred to tn
S. Judiciary committee, 1t amends IN
= section by adding 3 provlso 70 ID
ID section that no animal snail De re
Dr. ceived by a poundkeeper exceptln
when the person taking the anime