The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-08

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: means reported on the Council bi
{ Gehnlnlng how appropriations sha
2 DC PAID, with substitute; also O
9 house bills 81, So and IS. COZ
: solldated and recommended the pa,
2 sage OF a substitute embracing tn
features Of the three bills.
: MI. Booth, from the committee o.
judiciary, reported on the joint resC
luton relating to the collection o
delinquent territorial taxes, an,
!, recommended its rejection. Tn
resolution was rejected. Also re
!; porting favorablv. with amend
ments, the Council bill to tax dogs
Mr. Booth, from the COMMITTEE,
on municipal corporations AND
towns, reported adversely on the
petition of }. ". Crosby, for reasons
specified; and recommended the
passage of the House bill incorpo-
rating Kanab City.
Mr.. Preston, from tfe COMMITTEES
ON appropriations, reported back
House bills SO and 81. appropriatinp
certain moneys and recommending
| OuOi1 passage.
Mr.. Page, from the committee on
public health. reported back a
Council bill III re.ation TO ouaran-
tine. without amendment. and re-
commended its passage.
Mr.. Farr, from the committee on
judiciary, reported back the House
bill establishing and protecting the
maternal rights of married women.
with amendments and recommended
its passage.
Mr.. PenrOse from the committee
on claims and public accounts. re-
ported, recommending that SIS be
appropriated to Joel Kicks, S13s. 80.
TO u. NJ. Brown, and S25525 to Jas,
j ack. The recommendations were
adopted; also reported on the 6nan-
clal report of Rich County as cor
rect. and it was ordered printed
with other reports.
Mr.. Farr, from the committee on
Judiciary, reported on the House
bill relating to costs in criminal
cases, without amendment. and re-
commended its passage.
Mr.. Sharp asked permission toin-
trodUce a bill prescribing fees for
the secretary Of the territory in GER
tain cases and for other purposes.
The bill was read the first and sec
ond times by its title and referred
to the Judiciary committee.
Mr.. Francis moved that 500 copies
OF the financial reports of the coun-
ties be printed in pamphlet form
and furnished for the use of mem
0erS, and that said reports be
printed and placed in the proper
place IN the journal. The motion
was made concurrent resolution
and so adopted.
Mr.. Francis moved that the COM
mlttee on appropriation be in
structed to inquire into the propri-
ETY. OF appropriating $1,000 for Ger
tain purposes in Morgan County.
Referred.
Mr.. Partridge introduced a Joint
resolution providing that there
shall be elected a special commits
sioner, whose duty it shall Re to
collect all information possible re-
lative to irrigation, wherever it
may be found, and such as may be
of interest in this territory, and
that $1,000 is appropriated for the
salary and use Of such commits
SiOner.
Mr.. Snow moved that the COM
mlttee on appropriations be in
structed to place $50 on the appro-
priation bill, as additional remuner-
alton for the services of II. G. Boyle,
as chaplain. The motion was laid
on the table.
A number Of bills were run
through on their second reading by
their titles.
House bill No. l, granting certain
privileges to incorporated cities. was
taken up. The CouRcil amendment
to section 4 was concuTred in.
Mr.. Penrose, from the special
committee appointed TO draft reso-
lutions of respect to the late Orson
Pratt, submitted a report, which
was unanimously adopted.
The House substitute to the COun-
Gil bill defining how appropriations
shall be paid, was taken up and
passed.
To substitute bill for House bills
"a, Sc and IS, to amend section ?,
chapter q, was taken up on its
third reading. 1t provides that
where the amount due as taxes is
lover So, an additional remittance
may be made to an amount not ex-
Iceeding one-half Of the amount so
due. The substitute, which makes
other amendments, was adopted
and Mr.. Preston moved that the tax
may be RENTED to the amount of
SO only, and the motion carried.
The bill then passed.
The Council bill relating to the
taxation Of dogs, was amended by
the judiciary committee, AMI was
taken up on its third reading, and
the amendments of the committee
were adopted.
The bill brought out some discus
sioE. 1t provides that county tax
of 81, independent of the city tax,
might be assessed against a dog. The
bill was passed.
A communication from the Coun-
Gil announced the passage Of the
Council bill designating legal hOli-
days; also the House bill amending
sections 4SS and 4S9 of the Compiled
Laws, with one amendment. The