The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-06

Councli met pursuant 10 aVJouIH'
ment.
Roll called, quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Minutes of previous session were
read and approved.
Mr.. TuttIe presented a petition,
which was laid aside to receive a
message from the Governor an.
nounciDg his approval of G. F. 4, s,
10 and As; also one vetoing G.. F. 90.
The petition presented by Mr..
Tuttle was then taken up. It is
from citizens of Mt. Pleasant for an
amendment to the city charter in re.
lation to water rights, Sc. Referred
to the committee on municipal cor
porations.
Mr.. F. S. Richards reported from
the judiciary committee in relation
to II. F. sc, recommending its pass
sage without amendment. Report
accepted. Table.
Mr.. Ham mond, from the com mit-
tee on education. reported on the
proposed memorial to Congress in
relation to the Fillmore State House,
recommending that it be not
adopted. Report accepted and
recommendation adopted.
Mr.. Grover, from the committee
on municipal corporations, reported
81. F. IS, 81 and At, the first two
amended, recommending their pas
sage. Table.
Mr.. Hammond, from the commit.
tee on education, reported in relation
to the petition for the education of
deaf mutes, recommending an aps
preparation of $4,000 for that pur.-
pose. Report adopted.
Mr.. F. S. Richards, from the COM
mittee on private corporations, re-
ported on the bill in relation to tele.
phone companies, announcing
amendments. Table.
Mr.. Heyborne, from the committee
on agriculture, reported recommend
ing that the dog tax bill be rejected.
Report adopted.
Mr.. Page, from the committee on
highways, reported in relation to
the petition of citizens of Washing
ton county for $1,000 to improve the
road from Kanarrah to st. George,
recommending that it be granted.
Report adopted.
Mr.. F. S. Richards, from the
select committee on artesian wells,
presented a substitute bill, recon-
mending its passage. Bill read the
first time, second time by title and
laid on the table; 100 copies ordered
printed.
Mr.. Woolley, from the spes
cial joint committee on reception,
reported that the programme had
been carried out and enclosing the
items of expense, which he asked
be placed in the appropriation bill.
Adopted. ~
The bill in relation to telephones,
as amended, was taken up and
amendments adopted, 1t was read
the third time, some few changes
were made ana the bill passed.
A communication was received
from the House announcing that it
had adopted the substitute bill
Spanish Fork charter and
forwarding the same for action by
the Council. Read first and second
time and referred to the committee
on municipal corporations. . 5 Il
The bill granting to Lehi city GER
tain power, was taken up, the
amendments eoncurred in and the
bill recommitted. tia !
The bill granting to American
Fork certain privileges was taken
u 1.-THE amendment concurred in and
referred TO COM mittee on municipal
corporations. - Co. >
A commup icstion was received
from the Governor announcing his
Of the bill in relation to
pedigrees Of stock.
The bill amending the charter of
Fillmore City was taken up, read
am paaed
The bill for the protection Of inn
keepers came up on It's third reading
aud passed.
. Prayer by Councillor Taylor.
Adjourned till Thursday, March
s, at pm.