The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-22
HOUSE.

~ O'Clock.
n HOUSE.
?, Following is the continuance of F
J. days session where it was broken
}. in Saturday morning'sspaper.l
il a message was received from t
d Council announcing that the Cou
= ell receded from its amendment to Il
e Park City bill.
9 A message from the Council al
e rounced the passage of the applopl
d alton bill, with amendments. II
e amendments increased the appropl
atoms materially, and the CounC
= appropriations were attached. II
e bill was referred to the committee G
2 claims and appropriations.
= a communication was receive
from the Governor returning tn
school bill, Directing to Mr.. JaqueI
} 81 provision in the tenth section, an
the House struck the objectionabl
feature out.
On motion OF Mr.. Penrose, it wa
ordered that the school bill be adde
as an appendix to the report OF th
Territorial Superintendent of Publ
Schools.
The appropriations committee re
entered and returned the appropria
ton bill with recommendations
mostly for concurrence in the Council
amendments. The amendment
were then taken up Seriatim anC
most Of them ooncurred in. The bill
was then sent to the Council.
Mr.. Penrose presented petition
from the Mayor and Attorney of Sal
Lake City for the City Council, ask
ing an appropriation of S25, 600 to
aid the city in building the canal.
Mr.. Penrose moved that the prayer
be granted. Lost.
Mr.. Lyman, from the committee
on appropriations, reported, without
recommendation. on the motion ap-
propriating $1,000 for a road in
Uintah County; and adversely on the
bill establishing the Deseret University
and buildings. etc. Report adopted.
The House, after an informal re-
cess, during which the Council dis
cussed the appropriation bill, again
met and took mp the bill and the
amendments that had been inserted
by the Council and receded from, and
those that there insisted upon. read,
discussed and some adopted.
Mr.. Grover moved that the House
be informed thst its table was clear of
basiness, and that If the Council table
was also clear, the Assem- bly, dissolve.
Motions for joint session and COM
mittee of conference on the apprc-
pristion bill were passed.
Mr.. Preston moved the appoint
ment OF q committee OF two from the
House with g like committee from
the Council to wait on the Governor
and see il be mad ANY further COM
municstion to make to the Legisla
ture. The motion was adopted, ard
Messrs. Preston and Lyman were ap-
pointed by the Speaker.
The Council replied to the COM
munication that its tabls vas not
clear, and that it Thoughts the House
motion a little premature.
The Council returned the appro-
priation bill with an amendment,
which was coao1rred in.
a message was received from the
Council, asking for q conference on
the items of disagreement in the ap-
preparation. Mr.. Darlington op-I
posed the request, but it was carried.
The Speaker then appointed Messrs.
Lyman and Smith, and Measrs. Sharp
and Preston we're aided by the
House.
It was announced that the Governor
would not sign tlle bill redistricting
the territory, unless it was 80 changed
as to give Tooele County one repre-.
sentative, Beaver and Piute Counties
one representative, and Summit
County one representative. The bill
was modified as desired and passed.
Mr.. Lyman, from the conference
committee, after that committee had
been ont between an hour and half
and two hours, reported compro-
mise, which was adopted.
A message was received from the
Council announcing the adoption OF
the conference report on the appro'
priation bill,
Mr.. johnson submitted e resolu-
ton extending thanks TO the Speaker
and officers of the House for their
efficient service during the session.
The motion was adopted.
The Speaker smade brief speech
expressive of bis thanks.
On motion of Mr.. Jacques q vote Of
thanks was extended to Secretary
Thomas.
A message was received from the
Governor announcing his approval of
the following bills: To protect persons
and animals in certain cases; the
school bill; amending section 191;
amending Ogden City charter;
amending the fish and game law; the
water bill.
Mr. Fisher moved to reconsider the
vote by which the enacting clause of
the bill to protect cattle gtogers, ETC.,
was stricken cut. The motion was
taken up.
On motion of MIR. Smith the sub
ject was referred to special COM
mittee.
a message was received from the
Council appointing committee from
that body 10 proceed to the Governor
and ask if he had any communica-
ton to make; also that it had received
a message from the Governor approx
ing certain acts.
a motion was made by Mr.. Muir
dock to tender a vote of thanks to the
Governor, which was carried, and q
resolution from the Council to the
came effect was read and adopted.
The committee appointed to visit
the Governor reported that he had no
further communication to make, and
the House informed the Council! that
its table was clear; the Council re-
turned word that its table was clear,
whereupon, at $50 pm, the House
was declared dissolved.
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