Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-02-12
The House.

FEBRUARY 11.-2 p. m.-On motion OF
Mr.. King, G. F. No. 8, pertaining to high
ways, was made special order for to-
day.
III. +. No. %, substitute bill amend
ing chapter 3, laws Of 1884, relating to
the private incorporation act, was taken
up on its second reading, and pending its
third reading was made special order
for to-day.
message was received stating that
the Council did not concur in the House
amendments to c. f. No. Is, relating to
disputed county boundary lines.
A conference committee was appointed
to consider the matter-Hatch and Nc.
Laughlin OF the House were appointed
OH said committee.
Another message was read stating that
the upper house had postponed in
definitely the consideration of II. f. No.
"a, pertaining to the quarantine and
treatment of sheep infected with con-
tagious diseases.
The House was notified of the passage
of G. +. No. 20, amending section 2,
chapter 81, laws OF 1880, relating to the
Territorial Insane Asylum, and also OF
the passage of G. +. No. 80, substitute
bill to prevent the befouling OF waters
and for other purposes. Referred TO the
Committees.
II. F. No. 10, to establish Territorial
Reform School, came up as unfinished
business, and was Mondays special
order.
III. F. No. 20, relating to the herding,
branding and care OF stock, and punish
ing certain offenses concerning the same,
was ordered to come up as special bust.
ness on Tuesday.
III. f. No. 43, providing for deficiency
appropriation Of $4,000 to the Terrific
rial Insane Asylum, came up on its third
reading and passed.
III. +. No. 80, substitute bill, restrain
ing the running at large OF bulls in Rich
county, was taken up and passed unani-
mously.
One OF the members moved to amend
the title to "protect Rich county from
nonresident bulls" The motion failed.
G. +. No. IL, providing for Territorial
Board OF Equalization, came up on its
third reading, and was subjected to a
tedious discussion. After number OF
amendments had been debated, the bill
".so piu W Nott lobl.
Mr.. Farnsworth was excused until
next Tuesday, on account OF "private
business"
Mr.. Greer presented report and peti-
ton from the Clerk OF the Third District
Court. The claim is for $668l0 for the
Clerks services in Territorial cases from
January y, 1884. Referred to the Com
mittee ON Claims and Public Accounts.
,s.I 30. n
FEBRUARY l2.-Mr. Houston presented
a petition from the Collector and Assessor
OF San Juan county, asking relief for GER
tam taxes which were uncollectible.
Committee on Claims and Public Ac-
counts.
Mr.. Lund presented petition from 33l
residents OF Emery county, asking an
appropriation for the purpose of building
bridges, etc. Committee on Highways.
The Committee on Claims and Public
Accounts reported back the petitions
from Beaver county for S162. 40, and of
Iera Snow for $50, and recommend
that they be rejected.
The Committee on Claims and Public
Accounts, to whom was referred the ne
tition OF John w. Turner, report back
the petition and recommend that
the amount, SlS.ZO, expenses in
Cured in the IIopt trial, be
allowed. Committee on Appropriations.
Also the petition of John Nj. Zane, clerk
OF the Third Judicial District Court, and
recommend that the amount, sll4l 80,
be allowed for salary, fees, etc. Com
mittee on Appropriations.
Committee on Manufacture and Com.
merce report back @. +. No. 81, and rec.
ommend its passage.
The Committee on Education returned
back the biennial report OF the Superin,
tcndent OF Territorial Schools, and re-
commended that 5000 copies OF the re.
port be printed. Upon motion 1000
copies were ordered printed,
The Committee on Public Health re.
ported back 9. i. No. 80, a bill in regard
to the befouling OF waters, and recon,
mended that it be passed.
The substitute for Ill. +. No. 22, II bill
to amend chapter 3, laws of 1884, was the
special order OF the day. Read the third
time and passed-ayes Is, noes /.
G. +. No. 8, bill pertaining 10 high,
ways, was taken up by special order, on
its second reading, and was being read
when the DEMOCRAT went to press.