The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-24
COUNCIL.
FORTIETH DAY.

February %, 1884, 10 p. m.
Council net pursuant to adjourn
ment.
PRAYER by the Chaplain.
1Gnutes read and approved.
M Barton, from the committee
~ irrigation, reported a substitute
o. .he bill to aid in sinking artesian
II. n -, in Utah. Report accepted
p S hill laid on the table
anu ~ ~ Taylor presented a report
~, ~, the committee on public ac>
from 'ni in relation to the petition
coun atT, nensation from the assessor
foT cOI naTIector of Davis county,
Blu noending that the petition be
I1 ot Granted. Adopted.
I2 HrS r. 8. Richards presented,
,,o u1l the judiciary committee, q
i .aint resolution, complying with
,ho Governors request in relation
~ continuing the committee on re-
ujsion of the laws. Report received,
Mes suspended and the resolution
passed. 4; xoooiyod
f,om the House, stating that that
bodv had passed III. F. IS, 81 and
81 the same being Forwarded. Lad
r1 the table.
VI NJ A. F, 8. Richards reported back
from the judiciary committee the
iii in relation to legislative repre>
aentatiOu, recommending its pas
ssge Report accepted and bill laid
on he table. The rules were sus-
nended and the bill passed.
Mr., Taylor, from the printing
oommittee. reported that 200 copies
~ the bin prescribing the qualifca-
tjons of voters, had been printed.
Councillor F. S. Richards presented
a bin to amend Section 1925 and
9s96 Compiled Laws. Read, the
niles were suspended and the bill
passed.
A communication was received
from the House announcing its con.
currence in the resolution con.
tinuing the committee on revision.
The bill repeating Section 1
Chapter 81, Laws of 1880, was taken
No, and the House amendments
conquered in.
A DILL to provide for board OF
ssh commissioners, ETC., was taken
uB, read and referred to the COM
mlttee on fish and game.
The bill amending the act in rels
ton to estrays was taken up, read
aud referred to committee on agri'
culture.
The bill to encourage the sinking
0s artesign wells was read, and 10O
copies ordered printed.
Z communication was received
from the House announcing its pas
sage of G. F. 50, in relation to toy
pistols.
The bill amending sec. zoos, chap.
10. Compiled Laws, was taken up
and passed.
The bill to extend the power O:
incorporated cities was read the
second time; the rules were sus-
pended and the bill passed.
The bill to amend section l, chap
ter 81, Compiled Laws: was read the
second time, and laid on the table.
The bill amending the charter of
Richmond City, Cache County,
was read. The rules were sus>
pended and it passed.
The bill amending the charter of
Provo City was read the second
time, and laid on the table.
A communication was received
from the House announcing that il
had passed G.. F. "a.
The bill amending the charter of
Salt Lake City was taken up, read
the second time aad laid on the
table.
The bill prescribing the qualifica-
tiOns of electors was made the
special order for Monday, the 25th.
The bill in relation to chstte
mortgages wac made the special or.
der for Wednesday, the 9th.
Anc plh dub0UIlZluS Guo VOUuIy
courts to gran licenses was taken
Up and read.
Mr.. Grover moved to strike out
Tue enscting clsuse. After con-
siderable discussion, the motion
was lost and the bin passed.
Mr.. Hammond presented a report
from the enrolment committee, an
no9I1lncing the enrolment of certain
bills.
A communicate was received
rom the House, announcing its
passage with amendment Of The
Asu and game bill. Laid on the
tsole to come up in its order.
AoJ0urned TIL Monday, the 25th.
ST = pm.