The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-26
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
FoRTY-EIGTH DAY.
COUNCIL.
SATURDAY, 1890 am.

Jourtment. Alter roll call and
prayer by the chaplain the commit
tee on printing reported back the
resolution calling for a constitu-
tional convention. Seyepty-tive
copies having been printed. The
report was accepted.
Special commissioner, John II.
Caine reports q the claims due for
witness and mileage fees in criminal
cases, from the Third Judicial
District for 1878. 1879, 1880 and 1881,
and including claims for services in
the matter from John I. Game and
Il. q, Mcmillan. Claims examined
1893, amounting to $21, 43O.45. The
report was received and referred to
the committee on claims and appro-
priatiOns with instructions that if
the claims for services were just,
that they be incorporated in the
appropriation bill. The report was
also referred 10 the committee on
revenue for the purpose of bringing
in bill III accordance with some of
the recommendations of the report.
Councillor Wells presented a bill
in relation to quarantine. The bill
provides for the appointment in
each county of a proper officer
who shall cause every person
affected with a contagious disease
to be removed to a proper locality
or to thoroughly isolate such person
in his own residence until the dan
ger is past. Persons who have been
exposed to such disease are forbid
den to mix with others in the same
clothes as they wore when exposed
The bill was read and referred to
the committee on counties.
Councillor Cuff presented a bill
for an act to amend the act in rela-
ton TO public schools, making it IN
lawful for the collector to receive in
payment for taxes anything but
money and for the minutes of
school meetings 10 he open for the
inspection of the people. The bill
was read and referred to the COM
miI.ee On education.
Councillor Thurber moved to re-
consider the vote on the passage of
II. T. 81. The bill to change the
boundary lines of Payson. The bill
was called up and further amended.
Councillor E. Snow presented a
memorial from the committee on
conference appointed to draft a
memorial to Congress against the
proposed legislation for Utah.
COunci lOr Game presented a re-
port of the committee on education,
stating that they cOncurred in the
resolution to print $500 copies of
the report Of the Regents of the
Deseret University with the report
Of the superintendent Of district
schools. Resolution adopted.
Councillor Caine said that the
committee on education was with
out a quorum in consequence Of the
absence of Councillors L. Snow and
Thatcher.
The chair appointed Mr.. Cuff as
one Of the committee.
A message from the House was
read, informing the Council that
they had adopted the resolution con-
corning constitutional convention,
with amendments. The amend
ments were partly cOncurred in, the
resolution was again amended and
sent 10 the House for concurrence.
a message was received from the
House informing the Council that
they did not concur in the Council
amendments to H. T. 81 in relation
to county sealerS Of weights and
measures. The Council adhered to
their amendments.
a message from the House was re-
ceived that they concurred in the
amendments to 81. F. 81.
A message from the House was
received that they had passed II. F.
81, an act to establish the boun-
diaries of the city Of Manti; bill was
laid on the table.
The memorial to Congress was
then read, and passed its first read
ing. 1t was then adopted, and on
motion the memorial was to be
signed by every member of the
Council and House of Representa-
tiveS who voted for it.
81. F. 81 the bill amending the act
incorporating the city of Manti. was
then read and referred to the COM
mittee on municipal interpretations
and town sites.
Councillor Game presented res
olutiOn that 1000 copies of the me-
mortal to Congress be printed for
distribution to government officers
and members of Congress. Adopted.
A message from the House was
received that they cencurred in the
Council amendments to the resoIu-
ton calling for a constitutional con-
vention. The chair appointed OH.
Wells, E. Snow, A. o. Smoot, WV,
CIuff, a. K. Thurber, l.. Snow, J.
R. Murdoch as the committee from
the Council.
Adjourned till Monday at pm.