The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-01
THE SALT LAKE HERALD: SATURDAY. MARCH 1,
BY REQUEST.

BY REQUEST
Mr. Allen introduced 10y request) H. F.
%, a bill amending the code of civil pro-
cedure. Referred. $3.50
TRUST AND GUARANTY ASSOCIATIONS.
Mr.. Thurman introduced H F. "A, a bill
to provide for the Incorporation of trust
and guaranty associations. Referred.
DUPLICATE RECEIPTS.
H. F. 6S, the bill requiring the territorial
treasurer to give receipts in duplicate, was
read the second time, the rules suspended
and the bill passed
A JOINT SESSION.
The Council announced that it had
adopted G.. c. r. 8, in reference to joint
session to be held on Wednesday next
Adopted.
THE STATE HOUSE.
1t also forwarded the information that it
had adopted c.. G. r. 10, in reference to
the ownership of the state house at Fill
more. Adopted
MAY STEAL SHEEP.
G. T. 40 (substitute) relating to the
penal code, making sheep stealing grand
larceny, was read the second time, the
rules suspended and the bill killed.
CUSTODY OF RECORDS.
G. f. Al, the bill providing for the Gus
tody of the United States commissioners
records in case of vacancies, was read the
second time, and amended so as to read
. the commissioners of the supreme and
district courts''
ISSUING INJUNCTIoNS.
G. f. 2S (substitute), in relation to issu
ing injunctiOns, was read the second time.
RELATING TO RAILWAYS.
H. F. &C., the bill relating to railway cor
porations, came up on it's third reading and
was passed. 1t reads as follows:
Sec. BE it enacted by the governor
and Legislative Assembly of the territory
of Utah, Z hat section 2349 of the compiled
laws of Utah of 1888, is hereby amended to
read as follows:
Section 1899, S. 35--Each and every rail-
way or railroad corporation operating a
railroad or any part of a railroad within
this territory, is hereby required to erect,
within ninety days after the approval of
this act, and thereafter maintain good and
lawful fence on each side of such railroad,
with good and sufficient cattle guards at all
street or road crossings, to prevent live
stock from getting upon such railroad, and
any such corporation failing to build and
maintain fences and cattle guards as afore-
said, shall be liable to the full value of all
damages sustained by the owner or owners
of any live stock killed or injured by the
engine or cars of such corporation, with
interest at the rate Of 10 per cent. per an
mum on such damages from the date of the
killing or injuring of such live stock, to
gether with reasonable attorneys fee in
each case where the damages are not paid
within thirty days after demand, and suit
is brought to recover such damages.
GOOD BILL KILLED.
H. F. 67, creating the office of territorial
statistician and defining his duties, was
read the third time and rejected, nine only
voting in the affirmative.
THE COUNCIL CoNCURs
The Council announced that it had con-
CURED in House amendments to G. F. 5.
CART SHOOT PIGEONS FBoM TRAPS.
The question of the rejection of H. F. So
which makes trap shooting at birds per-
missible, was called up from the table.
Mr.. Ferry spoke in favor of the passage
of the bill.
Mr.. Allen was sorry to be opposed to his
friend from Summit county, but he GER
tainly was on this occasion. The law as il
stood was copy of the law of the state OF
Michigan, of which Mr.. Ferry was nc
doubt proud.
Mr. Ferry-If it is on the statute books
there, it has been universally unobserved
for never heard of it.
Mr.. Allen-That only proves, then, that
all their good men are sent west. Laugh-
ter
II bill was rejected.
The speakers table was clear and the
House adjourned until today at p. N.