The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-21
HOUSE.

This is up to 2.30 am.
HOUSE.
Messages we're received from th
Council announcing the appointment
of Councillor Smith instead of Gun
cilor Snow, on the school bill confer
ence committee, the former having
been excused at his own request; ala
stating that it had passed the bill
amending the charters of incorporates
cities, and the bill providing for .ht
recording OF certain notices.
The bill amending charters wa
read and passed without amendment
The bill for recording certain
notices, ETC., WAS then read anC
passed.
Messages were received from the
Council announcing the passage o
the bill amending sections 2l0S anG
2115, without amendment; also the
passage of the bill amending the
charters OF incorporated cities, with
amendments. The amendments wer
read and concurred in.
A message Was received from the
Council announcing the passage OIL
the bill amending the revenue act,
with amendments. The amendments
read and concurred in.
Mr.. Johnson reported from the
committee on conference, a compro-
mise on Mr.. Jacques amendment,
making the amount that could be
changed So, including the territorial
tax. The report was concurred in.
Messages were received from the
Council announcing the adoption OF
the conference report 90 the school
bill; slso u message from the Cover
nor approving the bill amending the
general incorp ration act.
Mr.. Darlington, from the commit
tee on municipal corporations, re-
ported back the bill amending the
charter OF Ogden City, with the
amendments. The amendments were
read, and pending their considera
ton the bill informally turned over to
the Weber County delegation and
others TO examine.
Mr.. Preston, from the committee
on mineral resources, reported back
the bill providing for the health and
safety of miners, and recommended
that it do not pass. The report was
adopted.
MIR. Fisher, from the special com.
mittee appointed to examine and de-
stroy auditors warrants, ETC., re-
ported. The report was accepted and
the committee discharged.
Mr.. Preston, from the committee
on mineral resources, reported bill
to protect animals and persons in
certain cases. The bill was read and
referred to the committee on re7i-
sion,
Mr.. Lyman, from the committee
on claims, reported tack substitute
bill 10 the bill preventing husbands
selling their homesteads. The sub
sLitute was accepted and the bill
passed.
Mr.. Murdoch, from the committee
on elections, reported the officers it
was necessary to elect by joint session.
The report was accepted, and z pm.
set as the time for the joint session,
Council concurring.
Mr.. McKinnoD moved to consider
the propriety Of appropriating 81, 900
for a road i'll Rich County. Referred
to the committee on claims.
n
Tbs House resumed work at 2
o'clock. and the bill Incorporating
Park City was taken up, and the pc
titions on the subject read. The bill
was then read the second time, pend
ing which a motion was made ID lay
it on the table. Discussion followed
and the bill was then passed.
A message was received from the
Council announcing the passage by
the Council OF the bill for a bureau Of
statistics. The bill was read, and
pending passage on the second read
ing was referred to the committee on
claims and appropriations.
A message was received from the
Council announcing the passage OF
the bill to incorporate villages, with
amendments. The amendments
were read and ooncurred in.
The committee on enrolment re-
ported that certain bills had been for
wsrded TO the governor for his sigma
ture.
Mr.. Lyman asked to be released
from the committee on enrolment,
being on the appropriations commits
tee, and that three others be added ID
the enrolment. The Speaker ap-
rointed Messrs, johnson, Francis and
Horne as the other three members
on enrolment.
A message was received from the
Council announcing the concurrence
of the Council in the request for a
joint session, bat suggested that the
hour be changed to s instead of z.
The suggestion was adopted.
Mr.. Preston moved that the COM
mittee on claims and appropriations
be instructed to place on the appro-
priation bill the sum of 2,15O, to
pay officers of the Legislature FOL
services rendered until such time as
Congress should make an approrria.
ton covering the amount.
Mr.. Peery, from the committee on
Penitentiary, reported relative to the
bill prohibiting marriages in certain
cases, recommending that it do moi
pass. ReDOrt adontad
Mr.. Lyman presented bill for al
act to protect cattle droVers and pasture
lands. The bill was read the first
time and referred to the committee OIL
Judiciary.
a communication was received from
the Council non-concurring in al