Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-15
The House.


from the Committee on Printing. recon.
mending that Thomas E. Taylor be elected
to the office of Public Printer.
King moved that the report be
adopted.
Hatch wanted more information than
the report contained. The bill for the last
session was exorbitant, reaching nearly
$4,000. He moved that the report be
recommitted, but the motion was lost.
The report was adopted.
1t was moved that Taylor be appointed
Public Printer.
In voting on the motion a large major
ity of the members voted in the negative
without understanding what they were
about. The announcement that the mo-
ton was lost created some CONSERVATION
and division was called for, The mem
bers had by that time ascertained which
way they wanted to vote and the motion
was carried, Hatch and Mclaughlin yot-
ing in the negative.
The committee appointed to consider
the ACCESSIBILITY of compiling the laws
reported in favor of such compilation.
The report was adopted.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following bills were introduced:
By West-Providing for the payment
OF jurors. Referred to the Committee on
Judiciary. This bill is similar in some
OF its provisions to that of Thurman. 1t
provides that in civil cases the party
asking jury shall deposit $40 for Jury
tees on the morning of each day of the
trial, the amount to be charged up to the
party against whom Judgment is entered.
The compensation of all Jurors is fixed at
50 per day.
By Creer-An act to amend the Civil
Procedure act.
By Thurman-An act to amend the |
section of the Civil Procedure act relat-
ing to the enforcement of liens.
By Kimball-An act regulating the |
driving and shipping Of herds of cattle,
horses and sheep. Referred to Live
Stock committee.
Inc Speaker announced the members
IF the Live Stock and Agricultural and
irrigation committees as follows:
Agriculture and rigation-King, An
lerson, Mccullough, Lund and Houston.
Live Stock-Kimball, Woolley, Ander-
ION, Greer, King, Farnsworth and Hous-
on.
A resolution on the compilation of the
avs was taken up.
The resolution passed its first and sec
nd readings, and was amended by the
Insertion by the Chair of the names of
he committeeman, as follows: Thur
IAN, Baty, King, West and Mclaughlin.
Mclaughlin desired to be excused.
lie did not approve of the laws being
ompiled in such a manner Such work
hould not be placed in the hands of
,embers of the Legislature, and more
me should be given He should vote
yainst the resolution.
Mclaughlin was withdrawn and Smoot =
INSTITUTED :
Under a suspension of the rules the
solution passed to its third reading. 1t
as amended by changing the words
clerical help" to assistants,
Howell objected to Weber county hay-
SO large representation on the COM S
ittees. n
The chair stated the members had been 3
lected with reference to their legal ex- s.
'rlence ~. Cannon was appointed in
ace of Smoot. He hadn't time to at
nd to it. Howell was then appointed.
Cannon objected to the COMPILATION IT
ing reported in one bill. 1t would be 60
cessary to secure the Governors sig o o1
ture to that bill. They might fail to - -
cure that signature, "and then where -
II all our laws be?" he inquired.
The time for submitting the report was =,
anged to February LIST, and the resolu- 81
n passed, Mclaughlin voting in the
gative.
The Judiciary Committee reported A
est's civil procedure amendment. .
'ommending its passage. 1t was made
, special order for 2 O'Clock Friday. =
The House adjourned. w