The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-10

= Ac dmeuQmeQGS 10 -Jd6 revenue
bill were concurred in.
The amendments to the House
bill TO establish a board of egualiza-
ton were then considered. The
amendment making the asses
sors OF Cache, Weber, Davis,
Utah, Sanpete and Salt Lake Coun-
ties. and the assessor of Salt Lake
City shall er-of6cio constitute ter
ritorial board of equalization, WAS
concurred IN. All the amendments
were cOncurred in.
The bill for jury attenda ice rolls
was read twice and placed on the
general file. --8a
The House bill to amend chapter
4, title IL. was read and passed.
The House bill, providing for
sewers for Salt Lake City was read
the third time.
Mr.. Hatch moved ID strike out
the enacting clause.
The bill was ordered to lie on the
table.
Mr.. Hatch introduced, by permits
sion, a JOINT resolution. The reso-
luton provides for the purchase of
100 copies of Froiseth's new map of
Utah. az price not exceeding
$1,000. The resolution was laid on
the table.
Mr.. PenrOse from the committee
on claims and public accounts, re-
ported that they had, on the in
structiOns of the House, asked the
county clerk Of Salt Lake County
to prepare report as was re-
quested, but the committee believed
the court had not received the let
ter before its adjournment, and had
not time to reply. The committee
recommended that the auditor be
authorized to receive an answer
within ten days, and that he have
such reply, if received, printed in
some newspaper. The Tecommen-
cation was adopted.
The resolution TO abolish the
utfice OF surveyor-general Of the
Territory was passed.
The bill to establish and protect
the identity Of married women was
read and passed.
The Council bill providing for q
jury attendance roll was passed.
The conference committee on
House bill 45, to provide for the
purchase and distribution Of Utah
reports. was agreed to.
The House also concUrred in the
Council amendment to the House
deficiency bills.
Mr.. Thurman, from the committee
on contingent expenses of the House,
reported that S2,749.O1 was due.
The amount was appropriated.
The Council announced the adOp-
ton OF the House memorial with a
slight amendment. The amend
mentS were cOncurred in.
Mr.. Thurman, from the confer
eace committee on the House bill
to amend title 20, recommended that
the House concur in the Council
amendments. The report was &C
cepted and the amendments con-
Cured IN.
A communication was read stat
ing that the Council had cOncurred
in the House amendments TO the
bill to establish and protect the
! identity Of married women; that it
had passed the House bill to amend
section 4, title II. Compiled Laws
and shat it had rejected the House
resolution abolishing the Office Of
suTveyOr-ganeraL.
The salary of the chaplain Was
increased by an appropriation o1
$50.
\ recommendation made by the
| Governor to the general liquor bill
and adopted by the Council, wa
i, concurred IN by the House.
Mr.. Hatch introduced memOria
to Congress, asking for the approprl
alton of 100000 to erect publ,
buildings in Utah. The memoria
was adopted.
A communication from the CoGn
Gil announced that it had passed Ia
bill providing costs in crimina
cases.
A communication from the Coun
Gil announced that that body ha,
, rejected the memorial to Congress
: asking for an appropriation Q
| 100000 for the erection Of publ
buildings in Utah.
a communication was receive
announcing the passage Of the ger
eral appropriation bill with amend
mentS. The amendments wer
read and acted on as follows: I
the support OF the University, SIS
geo, instead Of $4,000; concurred il
Fer the erection of the insane asy
q lum, $40, 0O1 instead Of $4,000: COZ
= CURED in. For jurors and witness
fees for two years, $4,000 instead {
$4,000; concurred in. Appropria
4 4 ing $1,000 to build a road from )
e George to kanaTa, ETC.; nOn-cOncu
red in; to assist Sewer and Piut
Counties in building q road alon
the Sewer River, $1,000; concurre
in; Jeter Clinton, usher, $40, col
! Cured in; w. w. Taylor, minut
= clerk, 1915, concurred in; John Va
= Colt, for expenses. S355.34; concu
red in; for chairman enrolling con
mittee of Council for clerk hire. So
= The sum of $3.50 was placed on til
L bill by the House for additions
contingent expenses.
The Governor returned the HOu:
:, bill relative to negotiable instr
: ments, recommending change
The changes were made. He al;
= returned the House bill in relatlC