The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-10

SENT TO THE GOVERNOR.
Nh. King, from the committee on
enrolment reported that II. F. go, a
bill providing punishment for persons
entering railroad cars in certain cases,
had been correctly enrolled and for
warded to the executive for his action
thereon.
BILLS PRESENTED.
Mr.. WOOD presented a bill for an act
amending section 2, chapter VIII, of
on act for the benefit of Territorial
prisoners, released from the PenIten-
tiary. It is as follows:
That the said money shall be drawn on an
order 1esue1 by the Auditor from the Tres
ury. by the ardes of the Penitentiary for
said prisoners: Provided, That OF said money
the Warden shall expend a, lesst $40 in the
purchase OF clothing for said prisoner.
Referred to the COMMITTEES on peni-
tertiary and reform school.
Mr.. HEYBoRNE presented q bill to
prevent the spread OF contagious dis
ease among stock. Committee On live
stock.
| Nh. MoYLE presented bill for an act
to provide for the use and custody
of books in the Territorial Library 1t
transfers the books now owned to the
Deseret University, until other arrange
mentS have been made for their GUS
tody, and imposes certain conditions.
ANDERSON GETS THERE.
The committee appointed to nominate
| a minute clerk here returned and re-
ported the name OF Mr.. Anderson. The
report was adopted, there being but
one dissenting vote, and Mr.. Anderson
declared elected.
THE GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr.. RICHARDS offered a concurrent
resolution requiring the appropriations
committees of either house to report
the items for tie general appropriation
bill not later than February Goth.
An amendment making the date the
| 22d was offered.
Mr.. THURMAN spoke in favor of the
amendment to the resolution. The ap-
preparation bill not only ought to be
presented in the House at that date, but
it ought to rrach the Executive by that
time. In all previous Legislatures,
important bills had been delayed too
long-it was but Just to the Governor
that he should be allowed time to fully
consider them.
The resolution as amended passed.
HoGE's MARRIAGE BILL,
as reported with amendments back
from the committee on judiciary,
came up as special order of the day.
All OF the amendments were concurred
in by party vote, and the bill ordered
printed as amended. Ut has already ap.
peared, as amended, in THE HERALD.)
FROM THE COUNCIL.
A message was received from the
Council announcing that that body had
passed G. Il. %, bill for an act amend
ing Section 2, chapter Z, of the Laws of
1886. Referred to the committee on
penitentiary and reform school.
THE COUNTY RECORDER BILL
again bobbed up, the question recurring
on Mr.. Kings substitute for section 3
of the bill, which, instead of prohibiting
abstracts being made, SLOWED them
under certain considerations. There
being some diversity of opinion, the
bill was referred back to the judiciary
committee, with instructions to recon-
slider.
COUNCIL BILE PASSED.
G. F. 5, bill to amend sections
1867, l168 and 1l73 of an act revising
tbs code OF procedure of Utah
Territory was the next taken up for
consideration, and after being read the
second time. the rules were suspended
and the bill passed, the title being
slightly amended.
THE COUNCIL GAMING BILL.
Substitute for G. F. IA, amending Sec
ton zoos. chapter X, Title TX of the |
Compiled Laws, in reference to gaming |
was passed, the title being amended.
REMOVAL OF DEAD ANIMALS.
The substitute for H. F. 80, bill for
an act amending an act pro-
viding for the removal or burial
Of dead animals, OF the Compiled
Laws of Utah, was next considered.
1t was read the second time,
all rules suspended, and the
bill then passed. It provides
that an act entitled IAN Act Prov1d-
ing for the Removal or Burial of Dead
approved February 18th.
1870, be, and the same is hereby
amended by inserting after the word
ditch" in line five, section two. of said
act, the following: And it shall be un-
lawful for any person removing such !
uedu aHIuhl W OepOSlL CQe same on the
land of another without his consent;
and failure 10 remove it therefrom
upon notice of the owner or posses.or /
Of such land, shall constitute a mis-
1emeanor punishable as in section of
his act provided; aud by adding to
section of said act the following:
And the Judgment requiring thei
defendant to pay such fine, or the fine {
md costs of suit, may also direct that s
1e be imprisoned in the county jail i
Until such tine, or such fine and costs,
IS the case may be. are paid in the pro: I
portion of one days imprisonment for
'very dollar of the fine and costs. 6
This act shall take effect and be in
orce on and after its passage and ap- II
,roval. S
After several motions to that effect i
lad been voted down. Mr.. Hoge, at
his juncture. got in motion to ad-
ourn, and as the members appeared tn T
re anxious to pet home. arrange their &
White ties, and don their spade-ta'i /
oats for the ball in the evening, il 6