The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-11
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
JANUARY 10, 2 pm.
COUNCIL CHAMBER.

! COUNCIL CHAMBER.
After roll call and prayer, mes
sage was received that the House
had passed a concurrent resolution
to provide members and officers with
stationery, four daily newspapers
postage stamps and penknlves. A
motion was made to insert the
words published in this Territory
after the word newspapers" Coun-
cilor Thurber suggested that four
papers were too many, and could
not receive due attention. The
amendment was carried, but CouD-
cllor +. Snow offered an aMend-
ment to expunge the word -four
and put "two" in its place. Coun-
cilOr Cain offered the word sthree"
as a compromise, which latter sug-
gession was adopted.
The Council was notified that the
House had passed concurrent res
oluticn for. the sergeant-at-arms to
procure two copies of the United
States Statutes at Large, of the
Forty Congress, for the use eff
each house, when Councillor Thur
Der suggested that one copy of each
of the two last sessions for each
house would be sufficient, which
suggestion was not adopted, and the
resolution as received from the
House was concurred in.
The Clerk then read the following
as the standing committees of the
Council:
STANDING COMMITTEES.
On EIectiopS-Lorenzo Snow, A.
o. Smoot, Moses Thatcher, Peter
Barton.
On Reoe1ue-A. o. Smoot, Peter
Barton, j. r. Murdoch, A. K. Thur
Der.
On Claims and Appropriations
Erastus Snow, John r. Murdock. D.
H. Wells, Noses Thatcher.
On JtE6tciGry-D. H. Wei 5, =.
Snow, A. o: Smoot, a. K. Thurbar
John T. Game.
On Agriculture, Trade and Manu-
factures-A. o. Smoot, J. +. Muir.
dock, l.. Snow, w. w. Cluff.
On Edueation-MOses Thatcher
]. L. Game, A. K. Thurber, l.. Snow
On CoasiatieS-Peter Barton. J. Il
Murdoch, Geo. Teasdaie, ". w
Cluff.
en- Petitions and Mem ripls-.J
T. Game, NJ. Thatcher, D. II. Wells
Geo. Teasdale.
On Roads, Bridges, Ferries ami
CGnyonS-W. w. Cluff. J. K. Muir.
dock, E. Snow, Peter Barton.
On Enrolling and Engrossing-
J. 7. Game, W. W. ClufT Geo. Teas.
dale.
on Printtng-Geo. Teasdale, P
Barton, A. X. Thurber.
on Libr0ry-L. Snow, Geo. Teas
dale, Z. Snow.
ON Niljti0-D. H. Wells, L. Snow
A. K. Thurber, W. w. Cluff.
On Irrigation and CG1aLS-A. K
Thurber, +. Snow, A. o. Smoot, j
I. Game. NJ. Thatcher.
On Mineral ReSourceS-J. r. Muir.
dock, p. Barton, ID. H. Wells, A. o
Smoot.
On Railroads-MOses Thatcher
w. w. Claff. Geo. Teasdale.
On Municipal Corporations and
To;DnSlteS-E. Snow, j. T. Game, l..
Snow, d. H. Wells.
The seargeant-at-arms was in.
structed 10 procure copies Of the
laws passed by the Legislative se5.
sion of 1880 and the journals Of the
same session, for the use OF tn,
Council, AMI also to eng lge Il post
office box for the accommodation OF
the members Of the Council.
Councillor Wells offered concur
rent resolution that 100 copies of the
daily minutes, of this session, anC
200 copies of the names and All.
dresses of the members an of the
standing committees of both houses
be printed, which was adopted. The
clerk then read message that the
House had concurred.
The freedom of the Council
Chamber, on motion of Councillor
Game, was extended to Hon. F.
Little, Mayor, and the City Council
of Salt Lake City; Hon. W. H.
Hooper, ex.Delegate to Congress
Hon. John a. Hunter, chief justice
Hon. P. H. Emerson and s. P.
Twiss, associate justices; Hon. P.
T. VanZile. United States district
attorney; F. Solomon, Esq.,, sur
veyor-general; H. McMaster, Esq,
register; N. NJ. Bane, Esq, receiver
o. J. HOllister, Esq. assessor and
collector; General AcCook, COM
mandant, aud staff Fort Douglas
Federal officers of the Territory !;
Hon. John Taylor, ex-superinten-
dent of district schools; the Chan
cellor and Regents Of the Univer-
sity; ex-members of the Legisla-
ture; and the probate judges of the
several counties.
The several portions of the Cover
nOr's message were assigned TO the
committees as follows:
Sale of Liquors to the committee
on municipal corporations and town
sites.
Arrest If Criminals; jurors and
witnesses, TO the committee on jul
dietary.
House of Refuge and Insane
Asylum, TO the committee on
library.
Statistics; Population and IN