The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-13
UTAH LEGISLATURE.
Twenty-Sixth Session.
COUNCIL.
FIFTY.NINTH DAY.
Wednesday, March l.

Council met alto am. President
Cluf in the chair.
Mr.. Woolley presented q report
from the committee on mining con-
corning II. f. No. 4s, advising itf
passage. Received, and bill tabled
to come up in its order.
Mr.. Grover, for the committee on
municipal corporations and towns,
reported on II. F. No. 80, recoms
mending the passage Of the same
Received, and bill tabled to bs fur
ther dealt with.
Mr.. F. s. Richards offered re
port from the committee on judi.
ciary referring to G.. f. Nos. and
49, and II. F. No. SO, relating to
change of mama. The committee
enclosed q substitute bill for the
above, recommending that it be
adopted and put upon its passage.
Received, and after consideration
substitute adopted.
Mr.. Grover presented report
from the committee on agriculture
In regard to II. F. No. IS. The
committee were divided az to the
ultimate disposal CT the bill. Ac-
cepted, and bill tabled to be further
dealt with.
G F. No. 76. q substitute bill for
bills considered in committee,
changing the names of Christian
Anderson to Christian Frsnson.
Hans Olsen to Hans c.. Ansen,
Louis Strusberg toLeuis Strassburg
Alexander Hedquist to A. 8. An.
dersOn, Olof Andehlin to Olof A.
Andelin and j. Conrad Nail to Con-
rad Maggie. Read the first and second
times by title, and under suspension
of the rules, read the third time
and passed.
The Chief Clerk read a commun.
lcatiOn from the House signifying
the passage of G. F. No. 70. regulated
the mode of procedure in criminal
cases; also the passage OF II. F. No
80. Read anu consideration of
House bill preceeded with.
81. F. No. SO, compiling the laws
relating to the Incorporation of ir-
rigation companies. Read the first
and second times by title and, un,
der a suspension Of The rules, the
third time by sections. and passed.
Mr.. F S. Richards, from the CON-
mittee on judiciary, reported Oh C.
F. No. rs, with q recommendation
that it be put on its passage. Read,
and there being no objections, the
bill was proceeded with.
G. F. No. rs, relating TO proceed
ngs against fug 'tives from justice,
was taken up on its third reading
The measure specifies a reward for |
,he arrest Of fugi!ive5 from this |
Territory, and provides for the ex-
tradition Of criminals from other
states and Territories. Amended
ind passed; 8 ayes, 2 absent.
Mr.. Barton brought up a report |
rom the committee on irrigation
N FL. F. No. Is, amended, and LAS
'age recommended. Accepted, and
,ill tabled to come up in its order.
III. +. 4S, providing for the health
Ind safety of persons employed in
,oal mines, was taken up on its
bird reading. The bill was debated,
and passed.
The Chief Clerk read communi-
alton from the House notifying the
jouncil of the rejection of G. F. 60,
o encourage the sinking of artesian
Vells, and CT. 70, apporIioning the
legislative representa- Jon of the Ter
TORY OF Utah. Received.
Also communication from the
louise announcing the passage Of G.
76, for change of name, and III.
:. 73, and the rejection Of G. F. 81,
elating to the location and protec'
ion of mining claims. Received
nd House bill proceeded with.
81. F. q, amending an act to in
Provo City, was read by
Is title, and the rules having been
uspended, was read again by sec.
ions and passed.
Council took a recess until 2 pm.