The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-17
Utah LEGISLATURE.
Twenty-sixth Session.
COUNCIL.
THIRD DAY.


Prayer by the Chaplain.
The President announced that the
standing committees were ap-
nointed. The clerk read the list as
follows:
FIections-Woolley, Barton. F. S.
richards, Grover, Grant.
Judiciary-F.S. Richards, Grover,
"t Gains and Public Accounts
TAYLOR, Heyborne, II. J. Richards.
Snpropriations - Grant, Ham
mond. futile, Woolley.
Ways and Means-Gr0ver, Page,
Barton, Tuttle.
Counties-Barton, Grant, Hey
borne.
Engrossment = Taylor, Barton,
fducation-Fammond, Page, F
:. Richards, IL. j. Richards,
Woolley.
Barton.
Manufacture and Commerce.
futile, Woolley, Grover.
Militia-Hey borne, Taylor, Tut
tie.
Penitentisry and Reform School
Taylor, II. J. Richards, futile.
Irrigation - Barton, Hammond,
Heyborne, Page.
Fish and Game-H, J. Richards,
futile, Grover.
Mines and Mining-Woolley, Bar
ton, F. S. Richards.
Private Corporati0ns-F. S. Rich
ards, Hammond, Grant, Taylor.
Municipal Corporations and
Towns-Grover, 3 alton, F. S. Rich
ards, Grant.
Insane Asylum-Page, Ham,
mond, II. J. Richards.
Public Health-H. j. Richards,
futile, F. y. Richards.
Rules-Page, WOoiley, Heyborne.
Contingent Expenses-Hey borne,
T. S. Richards, H. J. Richards.
JOINT COMMITTEES.
Enrollment-Hammond, Barton,
Taylor.
Public Printing-Grant, Grover,
Taylor.
Territorial Library-Tcttle, Ham
mond, Grant.
Mr.. WoolIey moved that the free
dom of the Council be extended to
the Utah Commission and the fol>
lowing other gentlemen: Hon. VIM.
Jennings. Hon. George Q. Cannon,
the Chief Justices and Associate
Justices of the Supreme Court. all
the Federal officials, Gen. McCOok
and staff, Territorial Chancellor and
Regents Of the University of Des-
eret, Hon. John Taylor, ex>mem-
bers of the Legislature, Probate
Judges of the several counties. The
motion was adopted.
Mr.. Grant reported from the COM
mittee on printing that Il. E. Tay-
Tor had been recommended as pub
lie printer. The report was adopted
without division.
Mr.. Grant then moved, the House
concurring, that T. E. Taylor be
elected public printer. Carried.
Mr.. Grover moved, the House
coneurring. that joint committee
on revision be appointed, to consist
of five members from the Council
and seven from the House. The
gentleman explained the object of
his motion, which was to look after
the work given to a committee
previously appointed and do what
ever elss was necessary.
Mr.. Woolley was in favor Of the
motion.
Mr.. Hammond opposed it, thought
the Council should await the report
of the committee already in
existence.
Mr.. Grover further supported the
motion.
Mr.. Heybourn spoke in favor OF
the motion.
Mr.. Page was in sympathy with
the motion. He thought the work
on the laws great undertaking.
and it would take some time to get
down to actual work. It would
take our entire attention and labor
to do the work in satisfactory
manner.
At the request Of the President,
Mr.. Grover proceeded to prepare an
outline of the purposes of his mo-
ton, pending which a communion
ton was received from the House
announcing lis concurrence in the
amendment to the resolution in re
latlon to the distribution of laws.
A motion was presented by Mr..
barton for joint committee in re-
Iatlon to fixing a set time for the
conVenlng of each house. Carried.
MeSsrs. Barton snd Hammond
were appointed said committee on
Inc part Of the Council.
Nc. growers molten, as elaborated
Qnstructing the committee to exam
inc the compilation and report, etc.,
was presented.
Mr.. Woolley was not entirely sat-
isfed with the motion, and moved
to amend by having the committee
report to the two houses for their
action. The amendment was ac.
cepted.
An amendment embodylng SINH
lar substance in different language,
was offered by Mr.. Hammond.