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

neys were rich enough to afford bool
for their own use.
The motion was agreed to and The b
killed.
The House took 9 recess until Pr
INTHE AFTERNOON.
II. +. IS, bill for an act making al
preparations for general purposes, WI
the first measure taken up when tt
House reconvened in the afternoon.
was read the second time, all rules il
terfering with its third reading we
suspended, but when a motion WI
made that the bill pass, 1T was discoy
cred that there were not sufficiel
members present to take legal actic
thereon, and the Sergeant alarms W,
cent out to bring in TWO or three of Il
ENTHUSIASTICALLY If he could
forcibly if be must"
The bill is given below; q supple
mental measure will be introduced lat
in the season:
Be it enacted, etc., That the following sur
OF money are hereby appropriated, cut
any money in the Territorial Treasury, n
otherwise appropriated, for the objeC
hereinafter expressed.
I-tor salary of Territorial Com
missioner of Schools for 1888 and
1859, one half to be drawn each
year. ......;:. s 1.5OO
2-For salary of Auditor OF Public
Accounts for 1888 and 1889, one
haf to be drawn each year -. 5000
3-For salary of Territorial Ii
brarlan for the years 1888 and
1889, One-h llf to be drawn each
year ................. -. see
4-For salary of Territorial Treas
urer, fer 1888 and 1859, one-haf
to be drawn each year -. -. 1900
5-For ex. en- Ses OF printing and
contingent expenses of the Ter
Titorial School Commissioners
office for 1888 and 1883. One.half
to be drawn each year. .. 500
6-Fnr incidental expen, e3 of the
offices of Auditor, Treasurer,
Libra ian, Sealer of Weights and
Measures and Recorder OF
Marks and Brands, for 1888 and
1889, one-half t. De drawn each
year. ...... ......... ........ LOCO
For rent of rooms for last
named officers for 1883 and 1889,
one-h4lf to be drawn each year. 1.200
S-For payment of outstanding
court certificates, for witnesses
and jurors in criminal cases, in
which the Territory is liable TO
december 81, 1887, as reported by
the Auditor of Public Accounts,
February Sd, 1885,. 2S,417
9-eor the payment Of witnesses
and Jurors in criminal cases, in
the District ourts of this Terri
tory, Tor the years 1888 and 1888. $4,000
Pr0uIded, That the above amount
shall be dawn upon vouchers
duly authenticated, for services
as jurors and for witnesses, in
criminal eases in which the Ter
lO-To Orson + whitney for ser. q.
vices as Minute Clerk of the
House from January 9th to Feb
ruary 9Th, 1888. for Twenty eighth
Ito Edward H Anderson, tor
services as Minute GlerK of the
House, ftom February 9th to
March Sth. 1883, for the Twenty
eighth Session, ....... 40
l2-fo George e. Blair for services
as Minute Clerk of the Council
for the rwenty-aighth Session., 500
Ito the Auditor of Public Ac-
counts as contingent fund, for
employing counsel in Territorial
business, during the years 1888
and 1889, not more than one-half
to be drawn each year. 49, . LOCO
16-For m1!etiDg the De ct
UniYers ty buildings, 10 be
drawn and exp "nded uncer the
direction Of the Chance | II and
Board OF Regents ............. % 451
ITO 4. G. Johnson, eX Assessor
OF Tooele County, forrelief on acS
count of delinquentta for the
year 1885. "a
1S.To the Tribune Printing Co., for
Record Books furnished to the
Clerk of the d strict Court ..... 5S
19-To E. I. Sprague, for fees as
Clerk OF the Supreme Court of the
Territory Of Utah, in Territorial
criminal cases, for the years 1886
add 1857 Observation-Disclosures. .... 140
POI o Henry Dinwoodey for desks
and chairs foe Auditor and
Treasurer office 49, . 1873
2i-To Nephi W. Clayton, Tor def
cheney, incidental expenses, for
offices of Auditor. Treasurer and
Recorder Of Marks and Brands
for the years 1886 md 1887 49,. 1873
22-tO Mary Ann Hilckep, for ser
vices of August Wilckeu. de-
ceased. as Chaplain of the Coun-
Gil at the Twenty sixth session. 100 0
,3-To Territorial Commissioners
to locate University Lands, for
services rendered during the
years 1886 and 1887 ......... 800
2l-To Territorial Commissioners
to locate Uliversi Y Lands, to be
drawn by said Commission by
producing proper vouchers to the
satisfaction OF the Auditor of
Public Accounts. ............. 400
FROM THE GOVERNOR.
His excellency informed the Hous
that he had approved and filed wit
the Secretary of the Territory H. f. &c
relating to the removal of county seats
and H. F. 81. providing for the releas
Of the right of dover. Also that he ba,
II. F. 35, the bill providin
for the selection and payment of jurors
and giving as a reason of his actiol
therefor the following: