Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-02-25
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
The Council.

FEBRUARY PA message from the
House was read, giving notice OF concur
renee in Council amendments to II. F.
No. Is, amending the charter OF Richfield
substitute to H. f. No. IL, amending the
charter of Park City; also Fl. F. No. 10,
amending the charter of Pleasant Grove
City
From same, of passage of FL. +. No. L.,
to lessen the terms of imprisonment in
the penitentiary. Read first and second
times and referred to the Committee on
Penitentiary and Reform School.
From same, of the passage OF ii. f.
No. Al, amending section 20, chapter 10,
laws of 1880, relative to the University OF
Deseret Committee on Education.
Also from same, of the passage of sub
stitute c. F. No. 10, for the protection of
| fish and game. Committee on Fish and
Came
By Mr.. Francis, from the Committee
on Claims and Public Accounts, recon-
mending an appropriation of $75 to W.
K. Reed, of Sanpete county, for services
in assisting in the prosecution of certain
cases some three years ago. The report
was not adopted, Mr.. Sharp only voting
for it,
By Mr.. Page, from the Committee on
Highways, recommending that 81, 900 be
appropriated to Cache county toward a
bridge over the Bear river. The petition
asked for $4,000, and estimated the
bridge to cost 10000.
By Mr. Hammond, from the committee
of conference, relative to House concur
rent resolution No. 81, for printing 5000 |
copies of the reports of the Territorial |
superintendent of Public Schools, Chan
oellor and Board Of Regents of Deseret
University, recommending that the num-
Der be 1900 copies. Adopted.
By Mr.. Francis, from the committee
of conference, ON substitute for G. F. No.
"a, relating to fire insurance companies,
an agreement upon the House
The report left under dis
cussion without disposing of it.
BY Mr.. Barton, G. f. No. %, bill
amending section 4, chapter 80, laws of
1884, relative to examination of teachers.
Committee on Education.
Q. f. No. 35, in relation to trusts, came
Up as the special order on it's third read
ng. When few sections had been read
he further reading was deferred, and the
bill made special order for to-day. .
Substitute for III. F. No. 20, to encour-
ge the growth of timber-Mr. Hammond :
ftered an amendment making the term
forest trees" applicable to such trees 7
My as are used in the mechanic arts, :
nd the bill was laid over till to-day.
A message from the House was read,
living notice of the passage of H. F. No !
8, prescribing the qualifications of cleo
ors. Committee on elections. {
Substitute for G. F. No. "a, incorpo-
ating Nephi City, in Juab county, passed
8 third reading. Ii
After numerous amendments the bill R
assed.
4 message from the House was read
wing notice of the adoption of the report Il
the conference committee relative to
hitting the report of the Superintendent n
Schools; also giving notice of the
loption of substitute for G.. F. No. 81,
lative to fire insurance companies with
nendments.
On roll call the House amendments y
ere adopted. A
The Committee on Enrolment reported ~
at Q. F. No. 80, to prevent the befoul- FL
OF waters, had been forwarded to the :
overnor. a
Mr.. Barton presented the petition of n
llliam Reeve, Assessor and Collector of =
Wis county, for relief on uncollectible
1es. Committee on Claims and Public -
counts, without reading. I
At 80 O'Clock adjourned till 2 d. m.
day.