Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-03-08
HOUSE.
March =.

March :, g p. m.
II. +. s, relating to fish, as
amended by the Council, was con-
sidered, and referred TO the fish and
game committee.
II. f. So, in relation TO the real
estate Of deceased persons, came up
on third reading, and passed.
II. F. 81, the library bill, came up
on third reading, and passed.
II. +. 81, sin the interest Of inn
proved husbandry, came up on
third reading. 1t requires land
owners to keep streets, canal banks.
etc, on which they abut, clear of
nOxious weeds, etc. Failure to do
this is n misdemeanor. a two-thirds
majority of landowners in any
county, by signing petition to the
county court, may exempt that
county from the operations OF the
law. The bill passed without a vote
to spare.
The Speaker stated that the only
bill within reach of the House now
was C.. r. IS, for the classification
and government of cities, which
was taken up, but laid over till to-
morrow.
c. F. 40, relating 10 elections,
went to that committee, having just
been passed by the Council.
G. F. 81, was reported upon favor
ably by Thurman. from the commit
tee on municipal corporations, with
amendments offered by the commit
tee. 1t relates to street Improve
ments in cities of the flint and
second classes. Undera suspension
OF the rules it was read the second
time, and filed for third.
&. +. Is, relating to foul brood in
bees, went to the committee on ag-
riculture.
Robinson presented the claim of
Beaver County for boarding prison
ers, which went to the claims com
mittee. Adjourned
March S, . p. m.
Greer, from the committee on
elections, reported favorably on e.
F. 40, relating to elections. Will
liams made a minority report. The
majority report was adopted.
A majority of the committee on
education united In a favorable re-
port on G. +. 81, the substitute
school bill, which was adopt
ed, but Allen, chairman OF the
committee, offered a minority re-
port, citing objections TO the bill,
but stating that at the proper time
he would offer amendments to cure
defects.
Tie House agreed to Council
TO the fish and game
bill, and passed it.
c. +. 20, on fish and game, was
reported by that commit
tee. Adopted.
Robson, from the committee on
reported favorahly en-
c. +. Is, relating to foul brood.
The memorial TO Congress asking
to give the schools the
benefit of school lands, was read and
adopted.
Thurman, from the committee on
judiciary, reported favorably on
c. F. IS, relating to probate proce-
dure.
He recommended a conference |
on c. F. IL, and he and /
Allen were appointed.
He reported favorably on the bill 1
fixing the legal rate Of interest.
He recommended a conference on
q. F. 81, amending the marriage
aw, and the chair appointed KIM
1all and Melville.
He reported on II. Z. 70, relating
o homesteads, offering a substitute,
which was adopted.
He reported adversely on the bill
n relation to the transportation Of
,oal, and the bill was rejected.
Lund, from the committee on
counties, reported on the bill uniting
o Sanpete County a portion Of
SEWER, offering an amendment
which was adopted and the bill
lassed.
Hammond, from the committee
IN private corporations, reported
on G. +. SO. Adopted. !
Hammond also reported favorably1
n Fl. F. So, relating 10 private cor
'orations. Adopted. Il
Ferry introduced III. F. "a, to ap-
oint representative 10 the worlds