The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-13
The LEGISLATURE.
Twenty-Fourth Session.
Thlrfy-seeOnd Days Proceedings.
COUNCIL.

Thursday, Feb. u.
, A communication was receive
= from the House notifying the Counc
q that it had passed ga Bill amendiD
! an Act to provide Revenue for To
3 Territory of Utah, and the severs
: counties thereof" The bill was theI
Z read and referred to the committee
? on revenue.
A communication was received
from the House notifying the Council
. that it had not concurred with thu
! amendments of the Council to "A
/ bill amending sections 1903 and 169:
: of the Compiled Laws" and that the
Il Speaker had appointed Messrs. Fisher
Peurose, and Francis ss O committee
OF conference to ooafer with a like
committee from the Council. The
President appointed M-ssrs. Wells
and Tburber a committee to confer
with the House committee.
A communication was received
from the House notifying the Council
that it had passed a bill for the
Organization of Uintah County, and
defining the boundaries thereof. The
bill was thee read and on motion was
laid on the table to come up in its
order.
Mr.. Thurber presented q petition
from Z. Bagley and a number Of
citizens of Castle Valley and adjacent
settlements, asking an appropriation
OF s., 900 to make wagon road from
Salins across the Wasstch mountains
as there is no good road now from
Castle Valley.
On motion Of Mr.. Cluf, the COM
mittee on roads was instructed to IL
corporate the amount asked for in the
general appropriation bill.
II. F. IS was then called up and
passed its second and third reading.
Mr.. Cluff presented the report of
the committee on roads and bridges,
back the bill pertaining to
and recommending its pas
sage. The reading of the bill was
proceeded with, and pending the dis
were received a commnnica-
ton from the Governor, notifying the
Council that he had approved the act
prohibiting the smoking and chewing
Of opium, and communication from
the House notifying the Council that
the Governor had approved the act
incorporating Emery County.
The reading of the bill was then re-
Iumed, but interrupted by a report
presented by Mr.. Smith, presenting a
substitute bill for bill regulating the
licensing of the sale of liquors. Re-
erred to the committee on printing,
With instructions to have it printed.
A report was presented by Mr..
Wells, from the committee, recon-
nending that an appropriation be
made TO Salt Lake and Ogden TO
assist them in erecting a hospital for
nsa' and sick persons; and recon-
nended the passage of a bill establish
ng a territorial asylum. The report
Sas accepted and the bill ordered
printed.
A communication was received
rom the House notifying the Council
hat it had passed the bill amend
ng the law on fish and game.
A communication was received
rom the House notifying the Council
hat it had passed the bill allowing
rewards 10 convicts.
On motion the bill on highways
vas referred to the committee on
-oads.
A communication was received
rom the House notifying the Council
hat it had passed the bill for the pro-
ection OF bee culture.
A communication WAS received
rom the House notifying the Council
hat it had concurred in the Council
to the bill Incorporating
Jlntah County.
The bill on fish and game was then
cad and referred to the committee
IN agriculture.
The bill allowing rewards to con-
-iot3 and committing their term of
entsnce for meritorious conduct was
hen read and referred to the com
nittee on Penitentis ry.
The bill for the protection of bee
culture was read and laid on the table
o come up in its order.
Council adjourned until 2 O'Clock
N Friday.