The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-25
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
2p.m.
Spe tker Lyman was again in the
chair.
Mr.. Petersen presented petition
from Peter Peterson asking to have
| his name changed to Peter Hansen.
Referred to the committee on Judi
ciary.
Mr.. PenrOSe, from the committee
on GAINS and public accounts. pre-
sented report relative to the inan-
cial reports Of several counties,
which they returned as cor
rect; also recommended the
claim of L. Ho.brOok for
S6O.25. The report was accepted
J and the recommendations relative
to l.. HolbrOOk was sent to the COM
mlttee on appropriations, and the
financial report ordered to be held
by the committee on claims until
all were in and prepared.
Mr.. Preston, from the committee
OH agriculture, reported back
couple of bills-one a substitute to
the bill for fencing orchards. gath
cred crops, ETC., and also a bill rels-
tive to estrayS, recommending their
passage. The report was accepted.
Mr.. Farr, from the committee on
Judiciary, reported back the Council
bill to amend section 1444 Compiled
Laws, without amendment and rec
commended its passage. Report &C
cepted.
Mr.. Booth introduced bill
amending certain sections Of the
criminal procedure, Jaws of 1878. The
bill was read the first time. 1t pro-
vides that it shall not be necessary
ID take written deposition in ex-
animation of witnesses in cases of
felony before justices of the peace.
1t was referred to the committee on
Judiciary.
Mr.. Blackburn introduced bill to
amend section 1850. page $50 Of the
Compiled Laws. The bill was read
and referred to the committee on
judiciary.
The substitute bill reported back
by the committee on agriculture to
the bill providing for the fencing of
orchards, stackyards, and gathered
crops, was read the first time. The
substitute embraces that which the
first bill contained and repeats the
old bill. The bill was ordered
passed to its second reading and
fifty copies ordered printed.
The House bill granting certain
privileges to Incorporated cities, be-
ing the special order of the day, was
taken up on its second reading. The
bill, after some deliberation, was re-
committed for further consideration
by the committee on judiciary.
Mr.. Penrose, by leave, introduced
a petition from Eli B. KELSEY. rep
reSenting that he had purchased
cOnrt certificates for witness and
jurors who attended the Third
District Court for the years 1S74-75
aggregating over $4,000, and asking
that the amount be allowed. Refer
red to the committee on claims and
public accounts.
A communication was received
from the Council ANNOUNCED that the
Council had passed the House bill
providing for the appointment of
justices of the peace, and others. in
cases of vacancy, with an amend
ment to section 8. The amendment
was read and not coucured in.
A communication was received
from the Council announcing that
the Council bill to amend section
1850 of the Compiled Laws had been
passed. The Council bill was read
and referred to the committee on
judiciary.
Mr.. Dusenberry presented the
claims of Chas. W. Emerson and of
Benz. Bachman, for services in the
First District Court; also the claim
of o. J. Averill, for services in the
Third District Court, all of which
had been properly certified. Re
ferred to the committee on claims
and public accounts.
A communication was read from
the auditor of public accounts, stat
ing that it was necessary to provide
a suitable safe for the First District
Court at Ogden. in which to keep
the court records, they now being
kept in wooden desk. KeferredtO
the committee on appropriations.
Mr.. Johnson reported that the
House bill to change the name of
Jas. MallowS had been enrolled and
signed by the officers of the Gegisla-
ture, and handed to the Governor for
a communication was read from
the auditor Of public accounts, con-
tanning the report of the sealer of
weights, for 1SS1-S2. Referred to
the committee on manufacture and
commerce.
\ communication was received
from the Governor announcing his
of the House bill changing
the name Of James Maliows to
James Dennis.
Adjourned till Wednesday at z.
pm.