The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-26

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SECOND District Court,
Third bird District Court, 1882 1 1S5 3
s. 2Go 80
SECOND District Couit, o,o 90
Third bird District Court i8,a.5. 1872 So S S
$a7S9 50
Total. ............::... ........... s9,658 IS
E. 7 Spraxue. Observation-Disclosures. 24O co
J. X wilkins, extra service ....... 500
Total Observation-Disclosures. SO 903 SO
Appropriation bill, 1882 ........... 81, 65S %
Appropriation bill, 1884 $500. -. 5000 60
A. preparation February 7, lSSS 800. 1884 So
Total 49, Observation-Disclosures. 49, OS 80
Received and ordered printed in the
Minutes.
TIE BARB WIRE FENCE.
Ma. JONES presented a bill for an act
to prevent persons from cutting or
injuring barb wire fences. Committee
on agriculture aud irrigation.
BoADs AND BRIDGES,
Mr.. SEEGMILLER pres ented a petition
from the citizens of Rich County, rep
resenting that the appropriation of
81 900 heretofore mada for the improve
ment OF wagon roads in Sewer River
Canyon, below Marysvale, Piute
County, has not yet been expended,
owing to the failure of the conditions
accompanying the same, by the County
Courts; and 1t appears that such an
of the public funds il
not looked upon with favor by those
the public interests. They
therefore asked the Legislature to pass
au act appropriatlng said amount of
S 900 to the improvement of the road
in CLEAR Crsek CANYON, which is the
chief outlet and thorougntare from
these counties named, to the markets
and business of the county west and
south; and at the same Tina remove
great burden caused by oreakage and
L So. through the now aim ost impass-
able route last named. Committee on
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
The bill to create Territorial board
Of equalization of assessment of county
and Territorial school taxes, came up,
was amended, and filed for Its third
reading.
AS TO MARsHALs.
II. F. IS, amending the law so as to
permit city marshals to serve execu-
lions in civil cases, was the next con-
sidered.
MR. GREER moved that the rules be
aud the bill passed.
Mr.. HoGE objected. 1t was vicious
and because the Legislature
had melted it, that was no reason why
it should be carried out. He had 'ound
besides that most of the constables were
opposed to it.
Mr.. THURMAN replied to this that il
shals were in favor of it. He thought
posed was an omission that should not
the rules was disagreed in, and the bill
filed for third reading.
ON CHANGING NAMES.
H. F. 20, bill to provide for the
changing of names OF towns, precincts
and school districts, introduced by Mr..
Lund in the early part of the session,
was read the second time and filed for
third reading.
THE PROTECTION OF GAME.
The substitute for H. F. 40 and 40,
providing for the protection of game,
was read and filed for third reading.
AFFECTING RAILROADS.
Substitute for h. F. &c, for an act
the laws relating to private
was read and filed for
third reading.
FOR CERTAIN CHARTERS.
H. T. (substitute), bill providlng
for certain charters, next came up. 1t
provides a donation of $1,000 each to
the Deseret, st. Marks and st. Mary,s
Hospitals.
TERRITORIAL LIBRARY
H. F. 55, bill for an act to provide
for the custody and use of books in the
Territorial Library.
FOB THE RELIEF OF THE BAR ASSOCIATION.
II. F. DC, bill for the relief of the
Bar Association of Salt Lake City, and