The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-07

the committee on judiciary reported back
H. f. 40, relating to mechanics liens, and
II. F. so, to protect ranchmen, with
out Recommendation, the committee hav-
Ing been too busy to consider the same. Re
port accepted.
BOUNTY ON WILD ANIMALS.
The committee on conference on G. F. 3,
relating to the destruc ton of certain wild
animals and birds, recommended that GER
tain amendments of the House be receded
from and certain other amendments be con-
CURED in by the Council. The report was
adopted and the bill placed on its passage.
The bill passed as amended.
THE PROTECTION OF FISH.
H. F. s, providing for the protection of
fish, was taken up and passed its second
reading with amendments eliminating of
all reference to game, which is provided
for in another bill.
SENT TO THE GOVERNOR.
The committee on enrolment reported
that G. F. %, relating to the Incorporation
OF towns, had been properly enrolled and
forwarded to the governor for approval.
ADOPTING THE LAWS
The House announced that it had passed
II. f. r. 3, adopting the compiled laws of
1883. Referred to the committee on judo
larry.
ON IRRIGATION
The committee on irrigation reported on
II. f. 70, relating to irrigation companies,
recommending its passage. The report
was adopted and the bill filed for second
reading.
EASEMENT FOR MINES.
H. F. 65, to provide right of way and
easement for the development of mines,
was taken up on second reading and filed
for third reading.
A SUBSTITUTE
The committee on private corporations
reported on G. F. 55, submitting a sub
stitute for a portion of the bill, making a
new bill and amending G. F. 55. Report
adopted.
RELATING TO RAILROAD COMPANIES.
G. F. Sc, relating to railroad companies,
was taken up and passed second reading
The rules were suspended and the bill
passed.
UTAH REPORTS.
The House announced that it passed G.
F. 3, as amended. Also substitute for
@. f. 2, authorizing the purchase of Utah
reports. Also H. M. 5, relating to a deep
larDOr at SalVcSUOn. On motion the
memorial was concurred in by the Council.
H. F. 79, relating to irrigation companies
was taken up and passed second reading,
and filed for third.
GRAND COUNTY.
The House announced that it had passed
with amendments, G. f. 46, creating Grand
county. The amendments were referred te
the committee on counties.
| Also that II. F. SIS, providing release Of
contracts affecting real estate, was passed
| PLATING AND LAYING OUT OF TOWNS.
c. c. Richards, by unanimous consent
introduced c. F. 81, bill providing for the
plating and laying out of towns. Referred
to the committee on municipal corporation.
and towns.
LOAN AND BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
The governor announced his approval O.
G. F. 5, the loan and building association
bill which has been the bone of contention
for several weeks past; G. F. 10, relating
to the branding and herding of cattle, anC
also G. f. 49, making sheep stealing grand
larceny, and also the memorial to Congress
asking that $4,000 be appropriated for
public building in Ogden.
THE LIEN BILL.
n. F. so, to secure to ranchmen, tavern
keepers and others liens on personal prop
erty, was taken up and passed to its thir(
reading.
The Council then adjourned until /