The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-11

TIC uOrS. Substitute apprOVed.)
.-Richards-For the release of the
right of dover.
35.-King,-Pro7iding for the selection
and payment of jurors and creating
court commissioners.
33.-Kimb all Amending an act pro-
vldlng for the removal and burial of
dead animals.
27.-Richards-To prevent the sale or
giving away of intoxica ting beverages
on election days.
chapter 2, section 855, OF an act revising
rItory, relating to appeals from justices
courts.
o. Richards-For an act prescribin e
fees for the Secretary of Utah Terri :
tory.
20.-Seegmiller-P for the re-
moval of county seats.
17.-Richards Amending section 81,
chapter s, of an act concerning pro-
ceedings in justices courts, and pro-
viding for appeals in criminal cases.
15.-MoYle-To amend section 1864
of the Compiled Laws of Utah.
IL -Moyle-To provide for COM
pilation of the laws OF Utah.
Notwithstanding marriage.
7.--King-Providing for a board of
equalization.
2.-Deferring the time at which new
laws shall go into effect.
Notwithstanding section 1888
chapter 1, title 8, of an act regulating
the mode of pr cadure in criminal
cases, approved, February %, 1878.
8l.-Lund-To establish an agricul-
tural college and agricultural expert.
ment stations.
VETOED BY THE GOVERNOR.
Al. --Allen-To esta blish a public
school system. Substitute passed and
then vetoed.)
Observation-Disclosures an act to
establish Territorial insane asylum.
S3.-Kimball-To provide for a revi
sion of the brand sheets.
55.-Mov le-ProvidiDg for the use
aud custody of books in the Territorial
Library.
10-For a Territorial reform school.
2.-Montgomery-Relating to the
construction aud maintenance of barb
wire fences.
LEGISLATIVE LINKS.
HATCH remains the humorist of the
House.
The BONDING bill of the Territory
names $3.50 600 as the limit.
MCLAUGHLIN failed to wait until the
body dissolved. 1t is hinted PARK City
attractions called him hence.
FIFTEEN THOUSAND dollars were yes.
terday placed in the appropriation bill
to buy land for the asylum.
MCLAUGHLIN asserts that the Liberal
party in the House is not nearly as I'M
animous as it was two years ago.
ALLEN enjoys the profound distinction
| of being the first Liberal who ever oc-
cupied the Sneakers chair in Utah
Legislature, being called to the stand
yesterday afternoon by Speaker Ritter
a MEMBER of the Council, through
force OF habit, maybe, yesterday, when
his board bill was handed to him
| promptly moved to strike cut the en-
acting clause. 1t is perhaps needles:
to say he received no second.
In TIE Council last evening, after the
reading of the Governors final commu
nication, brief addresses were made BY
President NTH, Councillors Smoot
| Bryan, WINNER aud Howe, ate
which the Council adjourned sine die.
| WAS a peculiar occurrence in tn,
House last evening on the passage o
the reform school and the agriculture
college bills. Each obtain exactl.
enough votes to pas it-13, and Nj
Thurman, notwiths anding the fac
that the delegations desiring these in
situations had refused to help hin
with the asylum appropriations, wa
the last one to record himself aye
being the thirteenth vote. A negativ
vote would have defeated the bill;
This is how Thurman got his revenge