The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-09

III. +. %, W aDoH' Cei bdIH SeO
SONS of the laws of 1878 and 1880. il
TeIation to the collecting and remit
ting of taxes, was read and referred
IN the committee on revenue.
Recess until I o'clock pm.
pm.
The committee on library reported
hack the bill for the distribution Of
Compiled Laws, with amendments
aid on the table.
The committee on revenue re-
nerted concurrent res luton OF
delinquent taxes. They recon-
mended the remission of taxes dut
nreyiOus to 1876. The resolution
was laid on the table to come up il
IFS order.
The committee on judiciary re
norted back II. T. 81, the bill Oh
cruelty to animals, and recon.
mended its passage. The bill was
laid on the table.
The committee on judiciary re-
ported beck H. F. 81, providing for
iurors' fees in civil cases, and recon-
mended it's passage. Laid on the
table to come up in its order.
The committee on judiciary sub
mitted the following report:
Mr.. President:
Your committee on judiciary, 10 whom
v,ss referred G. T. 20, "a bill to ettab
Iisb and and protect the identity of msr-
Tisd women, J." respectfully report that
they have have had said bill under con-
Side,ation. and fud that all the property
rights proposed to be confirmed By this
bin are already fully enjoyed by the
women of Utah. If, however, there Is
any legal, moral social, religious, ply
sicsl or other right not enjoyed by them,
vour committee are in favor OF granting
Il 20 far &c legislative enactment can do
60, They therefore report the bill back
and recommend that it Be placed upon itr
pssssge.
Respectfully,
DANIEL q. WELLS, ChairmsH.
A message from the House mott
fed the Council that they had
passed II. F. 81.
a message from the House stated
that they had amended and passed
c. T. %, and passed c. T. 80, the
bin creating the Office of territorial
Statistican.
a message from the House stated
that the Governor had recommended
revisiOns to II. F. 81 and II. +. IS,
and that they had passed bills in
cooperating the suggestions, and
that they had cOncurred in the COun-
Gil amendments to G. T. j5, the bill
incorporating Park City.
The substitute for II. T. 81, re-
lating ID territorial sealers of
weights and measures was read and
passed.
II. F. Is, an act to amend title 20
of the Compiled Laws, as amended
by the Governor, was read and re-
ferred to the committee on judiciary
to consider certain sections.
a message from the House stated
that they did not concur in Council
amendments to H. F. 10; that they
had passed a substitute for the
Council resolution for an appropria-
ton to build a wagon road III Sewer
and Piute Counties, also that they
had passed Il. F. 90. The Council
insisted on their amendments to H d..
F. 10.
II. F. SO, a bill to establish and
protect the maternal rights of mar
ried women, was read and laid on
the table to come up in its order.
The resolution for an appropria-
ton to build the wagon road in
Sewer and Piute counties was read.
Councillor Cluff said that this one
defeated the objects of the one
passed by the Council, and that it
provided DO way for locating the
road.
Councillor Murdoch said it was a
safe resolution, and no one would be
injured by IT'S passage, although it
was not the one first adopted. He
thought the counties would see that
the money was properly used; but
he moved to amend by appropriate
ing $500 from the territorial
treasury.
Councillor E. Snow did not think
Plute county could raise $500 for
the road without calling on private
means. This one establishes the
road, the other did not. and he
was in favor of it.
Councillor Thurber did not think
that either county had road COM
missioner, and it would be quite
tax on Piute County to raise its
proportion, but he expected that
private enterprise would assist. The
substitute resolution vas adopted.
and referred to the ling com
mIttee for enrolment.
a message from the ! Use stated
that the Governor had suggested
amendments to the billIto define the
duties Of the auditor Of public ac-
counts; and that the house had
adopted them. The bill was read
and passed.
The bill in relation to dogs was
read and the amendment of the
House was not cOncurred in and it
was on the table.
81 F E37, a bill in relation to
negotiable instruments was read
this bill has 1I3 sections) and
passed.
c. F. 81, A substitute for c. FIJI.
IN relation TO Intoxicating liquors.
was read, amended and passed.
a message from the House stated
mat they receded from their dis
agreements to III. f, 10. and that