The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-11

FIFTY-SEVENTH DAY.
March 10. pm.
The Council met as per adjourn
ment OF Saturday, President Cluf
in the chair.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The minutes OF Saturday 3 session
were read and approved, some slighi
changes being made.
Mr.. f. Richards presented petit
ton from the directors Of the Ogden
& Wyoming Railroad company. stat.
ing that they had completed the frat
twenty miles through Ogden can
yon and past Huntsville; that
through the strinQency of the times
they were unable to proceed, and
asking an exte sion Of the time for
completing the work two years.
Referred to com mittee on private
corporations
A commune alton was received
from the House announcing that it
had received suggestions of amend
ments TO the proba procedure bill
from the Governor and csncurred
therein. Referred to Judiciary com.
mittee. SIS
MIR. Hammond, from the election
com mittee, reported ON @. F. 81,
sending In substitute bill, recon-
mending its passage. Adopted.
Mr.. Grover, from the committee
on municipal corporations, reported
on two bills, recommending their
passage. Report received and bills
tabled.
Mr.. F. S. Richards, from the iu.
dietary committee, reported on e.
F. Sc, In relation to public lands, ad-
versely. Adopted.
Mr.. f. S. Richards, from the iu.
dietary committee, reported on 81.
+. 81, in relation to the support of
poor persons, recommending its pas
sage. Accepted and bill tabled.
q. +. 68. a substitute for G. F. 81,
In relation to amendments of certain
sections of laws of 1880, was read
the second time. The rules were
suspended and the bill read the
third time and passed.
MIR. Barton introduced a bill, CT,
60, to amend the charters: of
incorporated cities. Read first and
second time by tile and referred TO
the committee on municipal corpo
rations.
FL. F. 81, in relation to the sup.
port or poor persons, was taken upon
Its third reading and passed, 8 ayes,
1 no, absent.
81. F. 40, amending Richmond
charter, was taken up, read the
third time and passed.
The Judiciary committee reported |
on Las, the probate procedure act, |
recommending that the Council |
conc1r in the amendments. The |
were concurred in and |
the bill passed.
II. +. 81, amended, was read and /
the amendments cOncurred in. rhe
bill amends the charter OF Wells-
Vile. Passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Hammond. the
vote was reconsidered, the title
changed and some other slight
changes made, and the bill again
passed.
G. F. &C, on artesisn wells, was
AIKEN up and laid aside to receive a
'eport from the judiciary commits
lee, by Mr.. F. S. Richards. on G.
:. 81, stating that the passage of
he civil procedure bill had obyisted
he necessity of further action, Re.
bort adopted. -ar0I - -
@. F. 60 was again taken up; read
he third time; amended. a long
md dreary discussion ensued over
he names of the commission pro.
'osed by the bill to locate the places
# wells.
A Communication was received
rom the House, announcing its
passage, with amendments, of sew,
raj bills. Amendments concurred
q, except one.
A communication was received
rom the Governor, announcing
lie disapproval of g. F. 80, in reIae
lon to elections and qualifications
f voters.
The message occupied seventeen
ages Of legal cap.
The reading occupied a long time,
fter which the Councl, adjourned.