The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-23
THE TWELFTH DAY.
Thurman and Mclaughlin
Have a Bout.
THE SUMMIT MAN DEMOLISHED.
The .Iury BIZ Passes tho House-The
Compilation Measure settled
4 Lively Day in the Council.
THE SUMMIT MAN DEMOLISHED.
THE COUNCIL.

ness of the session was proceeded with.
The President requested, on behalf OF
the directors of the Territorial Insane
ASYLUM, that all members of the Conn
Gil leave per D. & R. G. at 1 p. m. on
the 10Th. The request was concurred in.
Communications from N. W. Clayton,
Auditor of Public Accounts, q. Snow,
John R. Park, A. s. Paddock and Isaac
NJ. Waddell, acknowledging the court
esy extended Of the freedom of the
Council Chamber during the present
session. were read.
MIR. SHARP, from the committee on
ways and means, reported back the bill
providing for a Territorial GARD of
equalization, and recommended that it
be printed and put upon its passage.
Report adopted.
Mr.. BARTON, chairman of the COM
mittee on irrigation, to whom was re-
ferred H. F. IA. amending chapter 40.
session laws of 1884. in relation to irri-
CATION companies, reported the same
back without amendment, and recon-
mended that it be put upon its passage.
Report adopted, and bill placed on file
for second reading.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. FRANCIS introduced bill to
amend section 4, chapter 80, session
laws of 1884, to provide for county
board of examination to examine
teachers; for the granting of certifi-
Gates or licenses to those who have
passed a satisfactory examination /;
establishing three grades of certificates
and defining sid grades; stating the
powers of the board in endorsing certifi-
Gates; providing for the compensation
of the board, etc. Read the first time,
and referred to the committee on edu-
cation.
Mr.. HAMMOND presented G, F. %, a
bill to provide for assignments of in
solvent debtors. Read the first time
and referred to the committee on jul
dietary.
The special order of the day, the third
reading of the bill amending sections
$40, ri, 722, 723, 757 and 759 was pro-
ceeded with. and read by sections by
the clerk. Slight amendments TO sec
ton We're ItIor~3 " NJ 11aTIL1troIIa,
and adopted. The same amendments
moved by Mr.. Sharp to section were
adopted.
Mr.. TAYLOR moved to strike out of
section 80, "or by any male resident
over the age of twenty-one years. not
party to the suit, with reference TO the
serving of summons.
Mr.. HAMMOND objected to the strik-
ing out and explained his reason there
for.
Mr.. TAYLOR insisted on his amend
ment, giving his reason, briefly, Tor his
amendment, saying that legal officers
should serve summOnses and not lrres'
ponsible male resident; over the age
of twenty.one years
Mr. BARTON objected 70 the striking
out.
Mr.. HAMMoSD reiterated his objec-
ton.
On the question being put the amend
ment was lost.
Mr.. TAYLOR moved to strike out
Except that copy OF the complaint
need not be served with the summons"
Mr.. FRANCIS and Mr.. Hammond op-
posed the motion 10 strike out the
words quoted.
the complaint served with a summons
for him, to give him a chance 10 think
what steps TO take.
Mr.. francis said it was necessary for
q COPY to be served with Summons.
Mr. BARTON argued against the
motion, and thought the mover labored
under mistake as to the necessity of 4
complaint, except in special cases.
The amendment, being put. was lost.
An amendment, offered by Mr.. Sharp,
changing the first section and title to
read approved March 18th, 1854, - was
lost.
The question on the passage of the
bill. as amended, was put and the bill
passed.
Mr. PAGE moved that when the
Council adjourn it be till Monda Y, at
pm. Carried.
Mr.. FRANCIS moved that 200 copies of
the rules of the Council be printed for
the use of the member Carried.
Council File No. IA, bill apportioning
the Legislative representation of the
Territory of Utah, was read the second
time, and with slight amendment was
placed on file for third reading.
c. F. No. 8, PERTAINING to highways.
was made the special order for Monday.
r. F. No, IA, amending chapter i9
session laws of 1894. in relation to irri,
cation companies, by striking out sec
ton "A OF said act, was read the second
time, and placed on ile for third read
ing.
The substitute fish and game pro-
lection bill was taken up on its thiId
reading.
MIR. francis moved 10 amend bv |
striking out the penalty. He thought |
i was TOO high, and. suggested fine OF |
Nh. HAMMOND moved to strike ont
al of section Latter the enacting clause.
and explained why he made The mo,
ton; he thought the provision cou'd (
not be enforced.
Mr.. HARP hoped the motion wouId
not prevail. He deemed the provision
necessary 10 protect the streaHh trout:
It was designed TO punish those who
took the small fish, and moi
anyone who accidentally caught them
while anrling. He concisely stated his
position and objections TO tie several
amendments.
urther consideration was postponed
ill Monday.
Council File No.9. amending sections
~ and PA of the Compiled Laws. was
aid on the table until called for.
The bill amending section Is. chapter
TO- session laws OF 1854, relating to the
forfeiture OF certain franchises, was read
The third time and passed.
Council adjourned till Monday ar