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

5000; for road from Heber CITY to
Ashley Fork, $3.50; for a road in
Kane Canyon, $500; for bridge over
Provo river. $1,000 for moving
territorial Offices, $500; for distribu-
ton Of fish by J. l.. Barefoot, 5000
for wagon road between Rich and
Cache counties, $1,000. Total, $751;
$40.
The bill was laid over informally.
A communication from the Coun-
Gil announced that the conference
committee of the Council had de-
cided to adhere to the Council
amendments to the bill, relative TO
estrays. Laid on the table, pending
the report Of the House conference
committee. Also that the Council
had rejected the House bull bill as
undlgnifed and improper legisla-
ton. The communication was. on
mo, ion of Mr.. Preston, returned for
correction, as no such bill had passed
the House also announcing that it
had passed without amendment the
bill t. incorporate the towns of Ka-
nab. Rockville and Toquerville.
The Council bill amending the
charter of Salt Lake City, was made
the special order for the evening
session.
The Council bill to change the
boundaries of Kane. Iron and Wash
ington counties and to create the
county of Snow, was taken up on its
third reading and passed.
A communication from the COun-
Gil stated that that body had con-
Cured in the House resolution on
library, and had also adopted Il con-
current resolution, to ask what
officers were made appointive or
elective by the Assembly, and to
appoint a committee to ascertain
these facts, and make nominations,
to report not later than pm.
Thursday.
The resolution was adopted;
also that the Council had receded
from its amendments to the fish and
game bill. Also that it had passed
a bill creating the Office of terrific
rial StatiStician, and for other pur-
poses, as substitute for the House
bill. The bill was read by the House
and passed.
A communication was read from
the Governor announcing his APP
provaI of House bill 8, to provide
for the cancellation OF warrants;
House bill so, to change the name
Of Thomas E. Gange to Genge; also
returning, with corrections, the bill
to amend title 20, and suggesting
certain alterations. The sugges-
lions were considered, and the bill
then passed.
A communication from the Gov
ernOr was read announcing his dis
approval of the House bill relating
to sealerS of weights and measures,
and recommended the passage Of
substitute which was read. The
substitute was accepted and the
rules were suspended aud the bill
passed.
The Council bill licensing certain
vocations and professions was read
and placed on the general file.
The bill incorporating Park City
was taken up and the Council
amendment cOncurred in.
Mr.. Johnson, reported that a
number of bills had been enrolled
and sent TO the Governor.
The Council bill amending section
43, chapter 2, title 3, was taken up
on its third reading and referred to
the committee on judiciary.
A communication from the Coun-
Gil stated that it had passed the
House bill relating to schools with
amendments. Also that it had con-
curred in the House amendments
to the Council bill defining how APP
preparations shall be paid. The
amendments to the House school
bill were read; the first Council
amendment striking out the provi-
sion empowering trustees to asses a
tax Of One-quarter of per cent,
was not concurred in.
The bill to establish and protect
the maternal rights of married
women was taken up and passed.
The House substitute to the COun- |
Gil resolution appropriating $1,000
for building road in Sewer Canyon,
was taken up, read and passed.
A communication from the
Governor announced his approval
of the House bill to amend section
1S1 Compiled Laws; also his dis
approval Of the act for a revision of
the laws of Utah, because no appro- |
priations are made to pay expenses,
and for other reasons, but he thought |
the compilation was necessary; |
also his disapproval of the act to |
enforce the civil rights of the terri
tory, and suggesting a substitute
which was read and passed.
Recess till Z pm.
7p.m
On the reassemblingo of the House, |
Mr.. Johnson, from the committee on
reported that the fol-
lowing had been correctly enrolled |
and presented to the Governor: II.
T. /, granting to incorporated cities
certain powers; II. F. II, extending
the right of suffrage, and H. F. 25,
chapter 2, title II, of the
Compiled Laws.
Mr.. Preston moved to take the re-
port of the committee on agricul-
ture from the table. placed there
several days since, but the motion
did not prevail on taking a division
Of the House.
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