The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-11
THE FINAL GASP
Continued from Eighth Page.


25.-Kimball-To prevent the spread
of malignant diseases among sheep.
26.- misunderstanding railroad in
CORPORATIONS act. Dies on disagreement
OF conference committee,
3O.-Hatch-To pro hicit the sale OF
intoxicating liquors when the people
vote against the same. Council strikes
ont enacting clause.
32.-Amending ali act pertaining to
highways.
34.-Roueche-For the organization
and promotion of geological survey,
for the promotion of agriculture, and
other resources of Utah.
IS. Creer-To amend sections I9l
and 793, chapter 6, title IL, code OF civil
procedure.
S-Heybourne-Defning the man
ner Of determining disputed county
boundary lines.
30.-Richards-Au cities and
towns 10 borrow money for certain
purposes. Rejected-"a ample provision
having already been made"
4O-Richards - Amending fish and
game law. Portions used as substl-
tute.
40 Notwithstanding an act provid
ing for the establishment and support
of district schools and for other pur-
46.-Hoge-F orrelief of the Bar Asso-
citation and to provide law library tor
certain purposes. Enacting clause
stricken out.
4S.-Heybourn prevent animals
running at large. Enacting clause
stricken out.
5O.-Montgomery- allow poor per-
sons to commence and maintain suits IN
all courts of tbs Territory having luris-
diction of such cases. Enactlng clause
stricken out.
52.-Richards- branding,
herding and care of stock. Substitute
passed. Killed by Council.
So Wood-For the benefit OF Terri
torial prisoners released from the fenl-
Tertiary. a.
54.-Heybourpe-To prevent the
spread of contagious diseases among
sheep. Back from committee ana
tabled.
$50 prohibit the disposal of
tobacco in any of its forms to minors.
Vetoed by Governor. Amended accord
ing to suggestions, and killed IN Coun-
Gil.
5S.-King-To provide for scientific
6O-To regulate the practice and
selling of medicines. Enaoting clause
stricken out.
63.-Clark-Providing for the assign
ment of insolvent debtors.
64,-FarnsWorth - Regulating and
providing for the fees of clerks OF the
district court.
65 Providing for negotiating loan
I i0lin rO1rDnSpS
| 66,-Hey bourne-To establish Ierrl-
torial board of health and to provide
for the organization of county and city
local or town boards OF health.
! 67.-Hatch-FOr an act making ap-
propriation to the several counties OF
Utah.
7S.-Jopes-To protect barb wire
fences. EnactiDg clause stricken oui
| y Council.
O.-Rlchards-Ta amend sections
anu 1, chapter %, OF the Laws of Utah,
1884,
| 82.=-Creer-To amend an act regu-
Hating the branding, herding and cara
loi stock, Enacnng clause stricken out
S8.-McLaughlin-To provide for tbs
incorpora ton of sportsmen's clubs
Il Enacting clause stricken out.
S7-King-To regulate the practice
of medicine and surgery and prohlbl
the sale and use of injurious drugs.
} SS.-Montgomery-Providing for The
organization of q Territorial militia
Unfinished business.
90.-Committee on fish and game :
To purchase and introduce food hsheS
in the brooks, creeks, rivers and fresh
water lakes of Utah Territory. Council
strikes out enacting clause.
APPROVED BY THE GOVERNOR.
94.-Judiciary committee - Defining
the duties of county officers.
89.-Judiciary committee-Providine
for the payment of jurors, witnesse;
and photographic reporters, and Gre
lating and defining the duties OF court
commissioner. Back from the Cover
nor, who suggested amendments
i Amendments cOnCurred In.
S4.-rhurman-To amend Sec. of
chap. :chapter IS. of session laws
of Utah, 1884.
75.-Allen-To establish corporations
for the prevention OF cruelty to ami
mails.
.-King-Providing for the ineorpo-
ration of cities. Back from the Cover
nor VIII SuSSeStlOns' MHlGh "cAo SoA
Cured in.
T-Muyle-To establish an institu-
ton for the deaf and dumb.
6S.-Creer-To amend an act amend
ing chapter 8, laws of 1886, providing for
Iimpounding animals and prescribing
the regulation or pounds, and for dis
posing of estrays.
9.-Hoge-Amending an act entitled
can act prescribing rules aud Ieeula-
tions for the execution Of trusts arising
under an act of Congress, entitled, an
act for the relief of the inhabil ants OF
cities and upon the public lands, ap-
proved March 2, 1867.
0-Lund-ProvIding for the chang.
ing of names of towns, precincts and
school districts.
n.-Moyle-A bill relating to life in
lsurance companies.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
penal code OF crimes against the public
health and safety.
73.-Clark- Making appropriations
for general purposes.
74.-Allen-To prevent cruelty to ami
mails.
57.-King-An act providing bounties
for the destruction of certain animals