The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-15
uorSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

U0rSF OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Tho House was ce;led to order by
,[ TIM Stayner, clerk Of The last
4 ndIna To the roll call all an
d To-" except B. F. Cummings, of
SSc county, who afterwards made
his appearance. The following Is a
list of the House:
Beaver and Piute counties p. T..
FarnswOrth.
Cache and Rich-B. F. Cummings,
IT., Jos. Howell.
Davis, Morgan and Salt Lake
lanes Sharp, John Morgan. John
Clark, D. c. Young, Caleb L. Bin
ton, Samuel Francis.
Emery, Sanpete and SeVler-R. Il
IeWe!lyn, A D. Thurber.
Garfield, Iron and S. Juan-JOh
Houston.
Rider,
Miliard-Jos. Y. Robinson.
Summit-John BoEden.
TOovle-Cnas. L. Anderson.
IJintah and Wasa CHA. Hatch
Utah and Juab-S r. Thurman,
Wilson H. Duaen lerry, VIM Greer,
Geo. Webb.
Weber-D. H. Peery, Joseph
Stanford.
On motion, James Sharp was
elected Speaker, andswas conducted
to the chair By Messrs. Peery and
Hatch. After thanking the members
for the honor conferred, he asked
the House to proceed to business.
Junius f. Wells was elected chief
clerk; Leslie ". Snow, engrossing
and enrolling clerk; Levi Snow,
sergeant-at>arms and dOOr-keeper;
Alvin Smith, watchmGn T. CoWley,
chaplain; Gideon J. Gibbs, mes
Senger.
On motion of NJ. Hatch, the
secretary Of Utah, Hon. Arthur L.
Thomas, was notified that the House
was ready to lake the oath of Office.
Mr.. Thomas appeared and adj
minjStered the oath which is printed
n the Council minutes above.
The Speaker anne. iced that the
house was fully organized and ready
I0r business, and calling upon the
Chaplain, that officer invoked bless
lngS upon the legislative body.
On motion of Mr.. Thurman, the
Council was notified that the House
was fully organized and ready for
business.
Un melton of H. Peery, COM
mlttee to act conformity with a like
committee from the Council, was
appointed to wait on His Excellency
I; d. Murray, Governor of Utah, to
MORN him that the two houses
were ready to receive commuDica-
lions from him. Laid on the table
SUBJECT to being called up.
MI DuSenberry offered a resolu-
non W. making the rules in force at
' af last session govern the present.
aiIeF some discussion the motion
vas lad On the table indefinitely.
a message from the Council an
bIeos1nclng the organization of that
'GIy was received.
IL Inc resolution appointing a COM
Luce TO wait on the Governor was
o osll6a up and passed, and the Chair
91pgS91lnted Messrs. D. H. Peery, s.
=, thurman and Abram Hatch said
committee.
=. d motion to employ an assis' ant
i.S5 at salary of S4 per day was
''Io over until the 18th.
a message from the Council was
.scelVed giving notice of the ap-
Of joint committee to
>. %SlG on the Governor, after which
lie e, House took a recess.
Inc House was called to order at
80 pm. The committee appointed
y wait on the Governor reported
.Ist His EXcellency would be
leased to meet the members IN
UNIT session at any hour tO-mor>
oW, the 18th. The hour of 10 80
Vas design ated as being the most
onVenient to all parties concerned.
A message from the Council was
scelved asking the House to meet
q Joint session at 1880 am. to-mor>
9W, to receive any communication
ne Governor nay wish to make.
IN motion of Hatch, a Joint
eSslon was caae6 at 1890 am.
anuary 18th
Adjourned till 1880 to-day.