Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-02-26
The House.

FEBRUARY 25.-The House met at 10 q.
IN. The substitute for G. +. 3 and ii. f.
No. 32, amending the charter of Smith
field City, and also the remonstrance of
citizens against the same, were called up,
but were referred back to the Committee
on Municipal Corporations and Towns.
From the Committee on Private Cor
porations, on G.. +. No. 81, amending the
law by making banking companies come
within the range of the statutes relating
to private corporations, recommending
that it pass.
The Committee on Manufactures and
Commerce reported on the petitions from
different parts of the Territory, praying
for the suppression of the liquor traffic,
and submitted bill. The bill prohibits
the sale of Intoxicating liquors within one
mile OF school house or place OF public
worship. 1t was filed to come up in its
order. -lL.An
By Mr.. West, II revised bill apportion-
ing the Legislative representation OF the
Territory. Committee on Elections.
At 1910 the House took recess till 2
O'Clock. 'i EHi9 80"
AFTERNOON SESSION.
III. +. No. 80 was taken up rs the
special order OF the day, and was on its
third reading. The bill provides for a
Territorial Board of Equalization, and
the Probate Judges OF the most populous
counties were to constitute the board.
Mr.. Hatch said that great expenses
would be incurred by the board adjourn
nYSon,;na tho ossaSs, n Iii, otie' "
marl.ad tbat tho 'Prnhote Imdno nou ,e
hn mc;nchedu Inv, tho on,ut,,, heta, T r'oai'
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