The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-02-27
FORTY SEVENTH DAY.
The Motion to Reconsider in
the House.
STILL RUSHING OFF BILLS.
Six Thousand Dollars for the London
and New Orleans Exposition
Murray Willing.
THE COUNCIL.

Pursuant to adjournment, the Coun-
Gil was called to order by President
Smith, at pm, on Friday, and, after
the regular opening routine,
A communication from the House
Was read, announcing the passage by
that body of H. F. so, providing for a
Territorial board of equalization. The
bill was read the first and second times
by its title and referred to the com
miCtee on counties.
Another communica ton said the
House had rejected c +. II, amending
section 80. chapter 81, laws of 1884.
The third communication from the
House told OF the passage by 1t of H.F.
50. amending section 2 of an act regu-
lating the sale of Intoxicating liquors,
etc The bill was read the first and
second times by It's title and referred
to The committee on judiciary.
Another message from the House was
read announcing the passa. e of e. +.
81, without amendments. Bill referred
to committee on enrolment.
4AO OOullCL4 " do LO--DCu ny
nicauon that the House concu: red in
tue amendments OF the Council offered
to the bill encouraging the growth OF
timber.
The House informed the CouGcil that
it lad agreed to a committee on confer
ence on the fish and game bill, and had
appointed Messrs Thurber, Houston
and Mccullough, Meesrs. Barton, Gro
yer and TaylO were appointed GU the
part of the Council,
The Announcement was made, by com
munication from the House, that H. +.
At, providing for the selection and pay
ment of Jurors, had been received from
the Governor without his approval, and
forwarding the veto message. Said
message was laid on the table.
MIR. b Almond, from the committee
on enrolment, reported that G. +. 81
the act in relation to insurance com
panles, had been correctly enrolled and
forwarded to the Governor for his &C
ton.
The report of the commit on pri-
Vate corporations, on the substitute for
II. F. %, comforting on Union depots on
certain privileges, was read, recon-
mending that said bill be rejected. Re-
port adopted and bill so rejected.
Mr.. BARTON was excuse for the day.
The special order of the day, the third
reading of c. +. 35 in relation to trusts,
was further postponed until Monday
next.
c. F. II, amending section 8, chapter
10, laws Of 1880, was taken up on its
second reading. read and placed on file
for third reading.
The second reading of G. F. 20, amend
ing sections SIS aud $50 of the compiled
laws of 1876, was gone through with and
the bill placed on file for third reading
II. F. 10, to establish Territorial re
form school, was read the third time,
somewhat amended, and before con-
Guiding the third reading, was post
poned until to-day.
C. F. 20, on a suspension of the rules,
was taken up on its third reading and
passed. This is the bill reducing the
bonds of the University officers. Mr..
Sharp explained the measure proposed
by the bill.
C. F. 3S, amending section 4 of
chapter 80. of laws of 1884, was. under
a suspension of the rules, taken up,
read the third time and passed.
The same action was taken with re-
gard to G. F. IL. amending section 3,
chapter 10, laws of 1880. The bill reads:
And the trustees may sue for and col
lect all delinquent tuition fees. as an
action of debt, and no property shall be
exempt from execution on judgment so
recovered" A motion 10 strike out all
after the word debt, was lost by vote
of 4 to 5.
The Council then adjourned.