The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-06

lot Mr. Penrcse, and said he did nc
remark on parliamentary rules; bu
merely read from the Digest, and pu
s different construction on il from
that given By Mr.. Dusenberry. He
was getting tired of those persona
filings.
A communication was received from
the Governor, stating that he returned
the bill organizing San Juan County,
without his approval, as it did no
embrace compact and contiguous ter
ritory, az to the boundaries.
On motion OF Mr.. Preston, the com
mitIee on counties was instructed to
bring in a new bill covering the OBJ
jections of the Governor.
Mr.. Smith said the whole difficulty
arose from the omission of one word
and the insertion. of a wrong one by
the Council.
Mr.. Peery presented a bill for the
protection Of hotel keepers, with a
petition on the same subject, but be-
fore the bill was read the House took
up the
Council bill in relation to guardian
and ward. The bill. on moton, was
read the first time by sections, and
some minor amendments in the
wording were made.
On motion of Mr.. Dusenberry, the
second reading of the bill was by its
title, and the third time by its title,
and the bill then passed.
A mess age was received from the
Council announcing the passage by
that body OF the bill apportioning
tie water of Great Salt Lake and
islands therein, and defining the
boundaries of the counties thereon,
and extending the north boundary of
Salt Lake County. The bill was
lead and referred to the committee
IN counties.
The bill presented by Mr.. Peery to
amend an act providing for the pro-
ection of hotel keepers was then
AIKEN up. II provides that every |
Keeper OF . hotel or inn shall have q
sfe in which his guests can deposit
heir valuables, and in the case notice
# this is posted up in the principal
,laces in the hotel, and guests should
all to give their valuables to be
laced in the safe, proprietors shall
OF be held liable for their loss. Read
nd referred to the committee on
ldioiary.
Mr.. Preston presented q bill amend
lg the charters of incorporated cities.
The report of the committee on
rigstion respecting Council file No.
was then read. The report returns
lie bill with amendments. The
were read and con-
lrred in.
The bill for en- act pertaining to
lghways was taken up, and further
postponed until Friday.
Mr.. PrestJn's bill for an act amend
g the charters of incorporated cities
as then taken up. II provides for
seping streets clean and in repair,
the sale of liquors, etc. s
eierred to the committee on incor-
,rations and townsites.
The committee on printing reported
at, after comforting with the same
of the Council, they had ,
cided that 200 copies of the finan-
al reports of the several counties
ould be printed.
MIR. Lyman presented two petitions
)m beekeepers relating to a protec-
10 law against foul broods Re-
rred to the committee on agricul-
re, trade. etc.
Mr.. Hatch presented report from
g committee on counties relative to
9 petition of citizens OF Castle |
alley for, together with the remons- 7
ance against the organization CT a
w county, with a bill for the
ganization OF Castle County, the
unity seat to be at Castle Vale, and
.ming the county officers. fhe bill
IS read the first and second times,
en- the third time by its title and !
.ssed. s
Mr.. Peterson presented a remon- !
.ance to the petition heretofore pre- 5
nted asking for an appropriation for !
Rking a road through Sewer County, :
gether with a diagram, and giving !
asOas for the remonstrance. The
monstrance ia gigned by Michael
hnson and 254 others. Read and
ierred to the committee on roads,
idges, etc.
Mr.. Murdoch presented the fnsn-
al report Of Piute County. :
Adjourned.