The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
NINETEENTH DAY.


House called to order at 2 p. m.
Minutes of yesterday read.
Mr.. Thurman called attention to
the absence in the minutes Of the
action of the House on motion to
reconsider the vote taken on the bill
to change the name of Alexander
Hedquist and moved that the ayes
and nays should 60 in the minutes
Alter some discussion the motion
was carried.
Mr.. Morgan moved to expunge
this action of the House from the
minutes. This motion brought CD
considerable discussion, participated
in by Messrs. Morgan, Thurman,
Greer, Hatch and Dusenberry. The
motion WAS lost and the minutes APP
proved as read and amended.
A message from the Council was
read giving notice Of the passage Of
G. F. No. 8, amending section
57S O! compiled laws of Utah.
Also relative to joint resolution
No. Is, relating to committee On
compilation of LAVE, authorizing
employment Of clerks, which had
been amended and adopted.
Also the passage of III. n. No. 10,
relating to printing reports of
superintendent of District Schools
and Chancellor Of the University of
Deseret.
Mr.. Thurber presented a petition
from citizens Of Sewer county ask.
ing appropriations for rosde. Re-
ferred to committee on highways.
Mr.. Stanford presented petition
from citizens of Weber county, ask
ing the establishment of a norm al
school at Ogden. Referred to the
committee on education.
Mr.. Hatch presented petition
from the citizens of Wasatch
county asking appropriations fol-
roads; also a petition from citizens
of Ulntah county asking appr0pri-
atoms for road from Heber City to
Ashley. Both petitions referred to
committee on highways.
Mr.. Morgan submitted a report
from the committee on educatiOu,
recommending that the school laws
Of Utah, as they may be at the close
of this session, be printed with the
reports Of the Superintendent OF
District Schools and Chancellor OF
University of Deseret. Report
adopted.
Mr.. Morgan, of the same com
mittee, submitted a report with a
bill making an appropriation OF
$2S,011.sS to the University Of Des-
eret. Report received.
III. r. No. &c, bill making an ap.
preparation to Deseret UNIVERSITY,
was submitted by Mr.. Morgan,
chairman Of the committee on edu-
cation.
81. r. Ne. Is, as amended by the
Council, was put on its adoption,
and on the motion not to concur, was
so determined. This resolution re-
fers to employment and pay of
clerks to aid the committee on com.
pilatlon and revision of the laws.
Mr.. Thurman moved to refer H.
F. No. l to the select committee
having in charge the political code.
Adopted.
H. F. No 26, bill making an ap-
preparation to the University of
DeSeret was read.
Mr.. Thurman moved to refer to
the committee on appropriations.
Lost.
Mr.. Hatch moved to suspend the
rules, and that the bill pass to its
third reading and passage. Carried.
The bill passed, p voting for it,
the balance Of the members being
absent.
III. F. No. 25, bill TO change the
name OF Alexander Hedquist, on
motion OF Mr.. Greer YVES referred
back to committee on judiciary,
with instructions to repors in bill
covering all such changes during
the session.
Mr.. Hatch was granted leave of
absence till next Tuesday.
James Dryer rendered the use of
his store and books to members dur.
ing the session. On motion OF Mr..
Morgan, accepted with thanks.
Auditor Clayton sent in a COM
munication, which was read, offer
ing to afiix his certificate TO reports
OF county clerke; also explaining