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

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Mr.. Sharp's amendment was put
and lost. AE18 4AN
The motion to make it $4,000
WAS then put and lost.
Mr.. Jacques moved to make the
amount $4,000; and the motion
WAS lost. - A."
The motion to strike out the $780,
900 was then put and carried. The
yeas and nays were calied-lj ayes
Z nays. i
The item IL. to pay witnesses and
Jurors fees in criminal cases, for
TWO years. $50 600, was passed.
It-m Il, to construct a road from
Fremont Valley to the Colorado
River. $1,000. .,7aielaT.s4A
Mr.. Preston moved tt strike out
the amount He stated that he
would make similar motion to
every similar appropriation on the
bill. The revenue bill had given
the counties 3 mills of, the amount
that had previously come, to the
Territory. with the understanding
that the counties should take charge
of the roads and bridges. This mo-
ton drew out a lengthy discussion
and when put was lost. For wagon
road from Park City to Uintah
County, SI.000.
Mr.. Booth moved to.strike out tie
entire amount for roads and
bridges, and called for the ayes and
nays on the question.
The motion to strike out was put
and the ayes and nays answered as
follows: Nays - Atwood, Beal.
Blackburn, Dalton, Farr, Jaques,
Johnson, Lee, Partridge, Peery, Pen
rose, Peterson and Snow ayes
Booth, Dusenberry, Hatch, Page,
Preston, Sharp, Stout and Thur
man.
This vote settled the question
and no other changes were made.
The motion to pass the approprid-
ton bill Was then put.
Mr.. Thurman moved that the
amount of $1,000 for bridge over
the Provo River be stricken out.
and placed to the credit of the asy-
lum. The motion was lost.
It was then moved to put $4,000
on, the appropriation bill for the asy-
lum, and the motion carried.
Mr.. Jaques said he would vote for
the bill as an entirety, but was OPP
posed to the appropriation of S40,-
600 for the University. He repeated
the substance of the argument he
made before on the bill he ii.trO-
duced last week. to appropriate a
certain amount for the education OF
the poor.
The bill " as then passed.
a communication was read from
the Council. announcing the pas
sage of the House bill making
some amendments; also that it had
rejected the bill for the protection
of maternal rights.
The Council amendments to the
deficiency bill were read. TheiI
first amendment makes the amount
appropriated to j. L. Caine $500,
and 500 to II. G. Mcmillan; con.
Cured in. The next apprOpriates t.
j. r. WIlcken S1,020.50 for sundry
services and expenditures, concurreC
in; to Beaver County, for guarding
Ben Tasker, $50, concurred in; tt
j. r. Murdoch, 500, concurred in
to L. Snow, $500, cOnCurred in; to L
E. Taylor. for deficiency in print
ing bill, $9195, cOncurred in; to Ed
| Hawley, $4S.32, concurred in; to L
| T. Clark, $685., cOncurred in; t
Henry Evans, S10I.l3. y numbe
of these items were for services a
Sub-treaSurerS and were recOnSid
cred, and the amounts were reduces
to E. T. Clark to $50; to Henri
Evans, $50. The amendments Wer
then concurred in as follows: 7
w. Y. Baker, $4O.S2; W. H. Clarl
$75.40; Fred. Kingston, S46.61
Richard Bentley, $50; cOncurred il
A communication was rea,
stating that the Council had pasSe
the Council bill to protect and e:
tablish the identity of marie
women; also that it had passed tn
House bill to amend title 20 Of tn
Compiled Laws, with amendments
also that it had amended the HouS
bill changing the boundaries {
Kane, Iron and Washington COul
ties.
The bill to protect and establis
the identity of married women wa
read twice and referred to the con
mittee on judiciary.
The Council amendments to tt
bill to amend title 20 of the Con
piled Laws, were read. The amen,
mentS were not concurred in, and
conference committee, consisting
Mr.. Thurman and Mr.. Dalton we
= appointed.
The Council refused to concur
some of the House amendments
: the bill changing the boundaries
I Iron, Kane and Washington Cou
i ties. The amendments were co
n CURED in.
: Mr.. Penrose obtained leave al
C introduced a digest of the fnanci
e report of the county court of Sa
= Lake County, which was read az
d adopted.
Mr.. Farr reported back the bill
s protect and establish the identity
married women.
: Recess till pm.
7p.m.
o Mr.. Hatch presented a memoir
IL to Congress. The memorial WI
G read and asks Congress for ASST:
G anao from, tho TTn;FoJ Cto+oc fOy. II