The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-09

Council met at 10 a. m President
Clvff in the chair.
The Chief Clerk read commun-
ication from the House enclosing 81.
F. Nos. 60 and IS, G. F. Nos. go and
IS, @. F. No. IS amended and 81. r.
No. 90 for concurrence of the Coun-
Gil. Received and consideration Of
the bills proceeded with.
II. f. No. SO, revising the mode
of civil procedure Of Utah Terri.
tory, was read the first and second
times by its title, and tabled till
called for.
II. F. No. IS, bill to encourage
and protect he interest of wool
growers and for other purposes, was
read the first time, second time by
i,s title anu referred to the commit
tee 0, agriculture.
G.. F. No. So, amending sections
495 and Gas Of the COmpil. d Laws of
U,ah, with Il luse amendme Is,
was next considered after some dis
cussiOn the am sndments were not
cOncurred ia.
Fl. r. No. 20, the Council con.
curing, provides that The Terrisor-
iai librarian shall be authorized to
exchange with other States and
Territories desirOus of doing so,
such Territorial laws and session
laws as may be published by the &C.
ton of this assembly. The resolu-
ton was amended, and pending fur
ther action, recOmmitted to the
committee on LIBRARIES.
II. F. No. 60, revising the mode
of civil procedure in Utah Territory,
there being no objection, was taken
up on its third reading, debated and
passed.
Mr.. Grover presented a report
from the COMMITTEES on agriculture,
enclosing II. +. Nos. Is, Sc, 20 and
So, recommending their passage.
Received and bills tabled to come
up In order.
Also C., F. 90, returned without
favorable mention from the COM
mlttee on agriculture. Received
and bill tabled to be further dealt
with.
Also G. F. No. SO, from the COM
mittee on agriculture, reported on
adversely. The committee consider
that the provisions contained therein
are already provided for by other
measures now be.ore the Assembly.
Received and recommendation
adopted.
Mr.. Taylor submitted a report
from the committee on claims and
public accounts referring to q num-
Der of petitions praying for various
appropriations which the commit>
tee, however, for reasons given, did
not think it just that the Territory
should be burdened with. An ex>
ception was made in favor of the
petitions of James Jack, for the
sum of S553, 95; and Hyrum Belnap,
for the sum of SOL 90. Read and re>
concentrations adopted.
Mr.. Page brought up report
from the committee on highways re.
ferring to the petition of VIM. G.
McGuire and others, of Iron County.
praying for an appropriation of
ST. 600. The committee recon- mend
that the sum of $500 be appropriated,
provided that the county will qua,
rantee the expenditure Of like
amount for the purposes mentioned
by the petitioners. Read, and sug-
gesti0ns adopted.
Mr.. 81. J. Richards, for the COM
mittee on public health, reported On
II. f. No. 10, without amendment.
| Accepted and bill tabled to come up
in it's order. .------..@.e =
Mr.. F. S. Richards introduced G..
F. No Sc, bill relating to better
ments on real estate to which there
are conflicting claims as to title.
Read the first and second times by
title and referred to the committee
on judiciary.
G. F. No. SO, relating to the sink.
ing of artesian wells, was taken up
on its third reading and, on motion,
was deferred owing to the absence
Of member interested.
/ G.. F. No. "a, amending an ordi>
| nance Incorporating Msnti City, was
taken up on its third reading and
passed.
| @. F. No. 65, bill to amend an
act incorporating Mount Pleasant
City, Sanpete County, was read third
time and passed.
81. F. No. 20, regulating the
building and operating OF smelters
in the Territory Of Utah, was next
taken up on its third reading.
| II. F. No. 63. to prevent the im~
portation, selling or running at
large of domestic animals or ami
mails infected with infectious or
contagious diseases, amended in
committee, was taken up on its third
reading. The amendments were
concurred in, and the bill passed.
Mr.. Hammond. from the enroll
ment committee, reported @. F. Al,
amending an act incorporating Pay
son City, had been duly enrolled
and forwarded for approval.
Council took recess until p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
o. m.
The Council resumed its session.
II. T. 20, regulating the branding,
herding and care of stock, was read
the third time and passed.
81. F. Sc, for the protection of
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