The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-26
UTAH LEGISLATURE.
Twenty-sixth Session .
COUNCIL.
TWELFTH DAY,

COUNCIL.
TWELFTH DAY.
Friday, Jan. 25th, 2 pm.
Council met pursuant to adjourn,
ment.
Mr.. Wooley was elected President
pro tenn during the absence of Presi.
dent Cluff
Roll called; all present but II. j.
Grant and F. 3 Richards.
Minutes Of January oath, 1884
were read, and Mr.. Hammond sug-
ges ed the correcting Of the minutes
as printed, with respect to the dis
position of Council file No. 6, and
as to the disposition OF the resola,
ton.
The minutes, after being correc-
ted. were approved.
Mr.. Grant, having came in, moved
that the resolution appinting stand
ing committees be made to read
special joint instead of standing.
Mr.. Grant moved, the House and
Council concurring, that in the mo-
ton introduced on the third day 10y
Councillor Grover, the words be
stricken out before the word "com
mittees" and the words Especial
Joint" inserted in lieu thereof.
Mr.. Grant moved to reconsider
the joint resolution.
AT this point Mr.. Grant asked
leave to retire and consult with the
chairman on joint committees in the
House. After consulting with said
chairman he presented the following:
Be it resolved, the House concurring,
that the action Of the Assembly in
regard to Councillor Growers mo-
ton on compilation and revision Of
January oath, 1884, that said resolu.
ton be amended by striking out sll
of said resolution after the words
''sub-divided," and further, in be-
half Of the committee en- complia-
aud revision, that Council rule on
compilation and revision be recon-
sidered,
Council fi'e No. 6, still OH the
table, came up on its third reading.
Mr.. Page moved that the bill be
reported to the general bill for such
petitions. and come up at its proper
time. Seconded and carried with
one no.
House file No. 10, which had been
read the second time, was read the
third time.
Mr.. Taylor moved that this bill be
also referred to the mittee on
judiciary and to be included in the
general bill for such petitions, aud
that the House be so motif d. No
second.
Mr.. Barton moved that the bill be
passed, which was seconded and
passed with one no.
House file No. 10, to change the
name Of Novanhurst to Hurst,
passed it's third reading.
A communication Was read from
the House to the effect that the
House copcurred in the amend NO
of Council resolution No. 4.
Letters from the Registrar Of the
Land Office aud the Recorder. ten
dering their thanks for the freedom
Of the Council. were read and filed.
At 3 p.m., recess for ten minutes,
snd on reassembling the report of
the special COMMITTEES appointed to
consider the report OF hecommittee
dated Committee Room, January
25, 1884, was read by Clerk Stayner,
giving the extent of their labors,
with recommendations as to the
distribution of said work for exam.
nation and acceptance to the eight
special Joint committees of The
Council and House..
Mr.. Taylor moved that the re-
port Of the committee and recon-
mendatlons be received and adopt
ed, and that the committees be dis
charged from further labors on this
subject. Seconded and carried.
Mr.. Taylor moved an adjournment
till the regular hour on Monday.
Carried.
Prayer by the Chaplain.