The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-07

| thereto. And ! territorial tsxe4, boil
delinquent and current, shall b. given
priority and be paid out of the fire.
moneys collected By any collector Of any
county in the Territory.
A motion was made to refer it ia
the committee on judiciary. Mr.
Stout objected. but 1T was referred
anu ordered printed.
Ihe Council bill relating to the
appointment of bee inspectors and
the destruction of foul brood, was
taken up on its third reading.
Mr.. Preston objected to. the bill at
all; with one exception, it was al
most identical with the one on the
statute book, and that exception
provided that prudent men who
took CAFE of their bees should be
made to pay for the bees of the i'm
prudent man because they were de-
SIT Dyed on account of foul brood.
1t was all wrong. Messrs. Thur
man, Stout, Jaques ard Penrose
argued against it, and the bill was
rejected without a favor BILE vote.
The Council bill defining how an
preparations shall be paid, was taken
up. The bill provides that where
amounts appropriated are over
$1,000, the appropriation shall be
drawn quarterly-One-fourth of the
amount every three months. Re-
ferred to the committee on WAYS
and means.
The House bill concerning the
duty of county clerks was taken up
on its third reading. 1t requires
the clerk of each county to Keep a
correct account of all receipts and
disbursements, and to submit such
statement every June, and other
accounts. The court shall audit the
report. and within ten days after its
approval, the clerk shall post it up
for one year in his office, and fur
nlsh copy to the auditor, and i'm
poses a fine of not over $500 for a
neglect to comply with these duties.
The bill was passed.
The House bill to amend section
1Sl of the Compiled Laws Was read
the third time. The bill relates to
the reception and consideration of
the county treaSurer's report by the
county court. The bill passed.
The House bill to amend an act
fees of certain officers in
the territory was taken up on its
third reading. The bill was intro
duced by Mr.. Partridge early in the
session. The bill was rejected.
The bill to change the name of
Lars 2. Christensen to Lars 2.
Peterson was passed.
The House bill for the preServa-
ton Of fish and game was taken up
on its third reading. The Council
amendments, or substitute TO the
fifth section, was not cOncurred in.
The House bill to prevent cruelty
to animals was taken up on its third
reading. The bill was slightly
and passed.
A message from the Council
stated that it had considered the
House resolution relating to tie
purchase and distribution Of Utah
Reports, and that they do not re-
cede. A committee of conference
was asked. The Speaker appointed
MeSsrs Booth and Stout the House
committee. Also that they did not
recede from their amendments to
the House bill to amend section 415,
and MesSrs. Johnson and Dalton
were appointed a conference COM
mittee.
A communication from the audi
tor called the attention of the
House to the fact that no apprO-
priatiOn had been made to provide
for the moving to the new office,
and for fixing it up, and asked $500
for that purpose. Referred.
Mr.. PenroSe presented a claim of
Jas. Jack. Referred without read
ing.
Mr. Hatch endeavored to report
bill from the committee on coun-
ties, but it being out of order, he was
unable to do so.
On motion Of Mr.. Dusenberry, the
bill amendatory of the school bill
was read the third time. 1t was
discussed at some length, but was
passed by vote of Is to 6. The
amendments contained in the bill
could only be explained and pointed
by publication of the act and the
amendments jointly.
y communication from the Gov
ernor suggested that House bill go
be amended, to make the necessary
number of resident members of a
board of directors of q corporation
One-third instead of majority.
The suggestion of the Governor was
adopted unanimously. Also COM
municatiOn announcing his ap-
proval of II. Z. so and "a, to amend
section SOL; changing the bOun-
diaries Of Payson; relating to
railroads; amendatOry of chapter 4,
changing the name of LauritZ
Christensen and sons: and
also that he disapproved the bill
providing for the incorporation of
villages.
Communications from the COun-
Gil were read. announcing the pas
sage of Council file %, Incorporating
Salt Lake City. The bill was read
the first and second times by its
title, and referred to the committee
on municipal corporations. Also
that The Governor had disapproYed
the Council bills Incorporate
ing Nephi and Silver Reef;
relating to Intoxicating liquors.
relating to the collection of small
debts; relating to holidays. with a
substitute: and that he had aDDrOYed