Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-02-20
THE LEGISLATURE.
q 81 The Councii.

: concur in the House amendments, anC
t asking for conference committee
l Adopted
: BY Mr.. Francis, from the Committee
) on Claims, relative to the petition of San
} Cazier, asking for an appropriation O
i $636.29 for capturing the Moss brothers
, and bringing them back from Iowa. The
committee recommend that an approprl,
alton Of $4,000 be included in the gen
: eral appropriation bill. Report adopted.
By Mr.. Shurtliff, from the Committee
on Public Health, relative to G. f. No. 80,
to prevent the befouling OF water, ETC.,
recommending that the Council concur in
the House amendments. Report adopted.
Referred to Committee on Enrolment.
message from the House gave notice
oil the, passage of III. +. No. 80, relative
to mortgages. Committee on Private
Corporations.
Also, Ell. f. No. 81, amending section
2, chapter 81, establishing an Insane Asy-
lum. Committee ON Insane Asylum.
Also, Fl. F. No. Is, to incorporate Rich
field, Sewer county. Committee on Mu-
| inequalities and Towns. - 1856
Ell. +. No. AZ, for the selection and pay
ment of jurors. On motion, read the third
time by title and unanimously passed.
A message from the House was read
giving noticeiof the, passage of concur
rent resolution that no bills should be in
troduced after March LIST. The resolution
was not concurred in.
The same message transmitted the. re-
port Of the Territorial Librarian, which
was not read. "a. .:s.
@. +. No, 80, in relation to trusts, was
made the special order for Wednesday,
the y24th. Wy TYrTTg9
"a Under a suspension of the rules, III. F.
No. 81, amending section 2, chapter 81,
laws Of 1880, establishing Territorial
Asylum, was read the third time and
passed.
A message was read from the House,
giving notice of the passage of q concur
rent resolution for printing 5000 copies
OF the biennial report of the Superin-
tendent of Public Schools, and the report |
of the Chancellor and Board of Regents
of the University of Deseret. -
AT 1855 p. m. adjourned till II a. m.
to-day. 1898 sAs 3
The House.
FEBRUARY ia message was received
from the Council, stating that that BODY
did not concur in the House amendments
to Z. +. No. s, pertaining to highways,
and asked for a committee of conference.
Messrs. Howell, West and Cannon were
appointed on said committee
III. F. No. 4S, amending the charter, OF
Pleasant Grove City, by reducing the
boundary lines, was next in order of
business, and was taken up and passed.
The substitute for G. f. No. 81, amend
ing chapter 46, Laws OF 1884, relative to
ire insurance companies, passed with
Two votes in opposition. The amendment
extends the time for companies filing
heir annual statements, and provides
hat such companies must have at least
capital OF 100000, one-half of which
must be paid up. It
COUNCIL MESSAGES. asi~ s
A message was received from the Coun- !
Ill stating that the upper house had con- q
urred in the House amendments to :
}. f. No. 81, preventing the befouling of /
waters. :
The Council passed II. F. No. AZ. the !
lew jury bill, after amending the title =
ii. f. No. 6, amending section 1O5S y
HAPPIER l, title 4, laws of 1884, relative to I,
he enforcement of liens, passed its "
econd reading and was recommitted to "
he Judiciary Committee to be considered i
1 connection with bill of like character :;
ow in their hands. !,
I'll. f. No. 50, providing for the annex r
lg OF all that part of Emery county east 81
the Grand river to San Juan county. y,
assed to its third reading. !"
II. F. No. Al, amending section % -
HAPPIER 10, laws of 1880, passed to it's -,
lird reading. This bill provides a $1O. O0O .,
nnual appropriation to the University =,
Deseret for its support, provided that s q,
fty normal students be admitted to the ~
stitution annually, two, from each ~ ~
'unty and two at large. A certificate or 81
ploma from this institution will entitIa ". ".
e holder to teach in any district school 81
the Territory without examination.
The House was further informed that
ey had amended H. F. No. p. to pro- -
de for the printing of 5000 copies of M
e biennial report of the Territorial Sn. bu
of District Schools and that TIL
the Chancellor and Board of Regents sta
the University combined, bv makino So
e number 500 Mr.. Cannon moved ow
at the House insist on having < o0O mi
pies OF the reports printed. val
The motion to insist was carried We
At 30 the House adjourned until 10 ha
lock this morning. - vol
FEBRUARY 20.-The House met pursu- d
to adjournment at 10 a. M: six va he
1T chairs. vet
The Committee on Ways and Means
'orted back c. +. No. 20, bill to pro-
e revenue for the Territory of Utah :
the several counties thereof, with ro :
that it be put upon it's rem
sage; also, the petition from the yea
lnty Court of Box Elder county, and orig
TED that there is bill now pending acc
lch fully covers the desires of the nett. whl
hers. hun
he Committee on Judiciary reported ate
K d. r. No. 36 and G., f. No. II, bills -
Giving the procedure in Justices
rus, and the method of making an -
is, with substitute bill, and recon-
1ded the substitute be passed.
|. +. NO. 49, a bill prescribing qualiti- N
ohs 1or electors and office-holders, iii
Vlding Tor the registration of voters ~
regulating the manner of conducting
lions; was taken up by special order
Us second reading and passed. = 49, Her
pom motion, it was ordered that when En-,
House adjourn it be until next Tues-
at 2 o'clock. ma
f. No: 20 was partly read, and made wit
special order for next Wednesday. 4la
ling its second reading.
ne substitute for HI. F. No. Sc and G.. r, r..
10. II, was taken up on it's second hi r,a
my anu passed. to Its third - &s&s York
ne substitute for G. F. No. 8 and IT. prove
o. -, bill amending an act incor- e sane
ting the city of Smithfeld in Cache repre-
ty, was taken up on its second read sPeci
md proposed until Tuesday. T THoVl
e Committee on Enrolment reported New
they have duly enrolIad TT u NJ busin