Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-03-12
THE LEGISLATURE.


N 10 reform school. Barton and Hal
q were appointed conferees.
Seegmiller, 10y unanimous consent
I introduced bill creating the oiiic
Of county watermaster and definini
+ the duties thereof. Read the fins
4 time by title aud referred 10 the com
mittee on irrigation.
, a message from His Excellence
, the Governor announced his ap
! prevail Of c. T. 26, relating TO tria
: by jury; also the return OF G.. F. So
relating to railroad companies, witt
! proposed amendments. The las
! named bill went TO the committe,
i on railroads.
Committee on railroads recon
mended the concurrence Of Hous,
amendments 10 &. +. ., requiring
T railroad companies 10 publish tn,
, time Of arrival and departure o.
trains. Adopted. The bill passed
rs amended 10y the House.
Committee on railroads. 10 whom
was referred c. F. SO, providing FOL
a consolidation Of railroad cOmpa,
MES, reported favOEably on the
amendment proposed by His Ex.
cellency the Governor, which pro-
vides that this act shall not apply 10
, parallel or competitive lines.
Adopted. The bill passel with said
amendment.
Committee on irrigation reported
favorably on c. +. 60, creating the
office Of county watermaster, and
recommended its passage. Adopt
ed. The bill was filed for second
reading.
\ message from the House au
nOunced the passage with amend
ments Of c. F. 20, for the protection
Of fish anu game. Committee Oh
fish and game.
III. +. SO, relating TO private cor
porati0ns, went 10 the committee on
private corporations.
The disagreement ON c. +. Is.
Lund's sheep bill, was settled by
joint committee on both sides re-
I ceding from amendments.
/ y message from His Excellancy
the Governor announced his approx
al Of c. f. is, relating 10 Univer-
sity; also, c. f. IS, relating TO the
I protection Of irrigation companies.
\ message from His Excellency
the Governor announced the re-
turn with his disapproval Of c. +.
IS, relating 10 insane asylum, on
the ground that the measure made
the Governor Of the Territory Presi-
dent Of the Board of Directors Of
Insane Asylum, which he claimed
was opposed 10 existing statutes.
Committee on insane asylum.
Committee on railroads reported
favorably ON the Governors pro-
posed amendment to c. +. So. !
Adopted. The bill passed as rec
commended by His Excellency the /
Governor.
\ message from the House an
nounced the passage Of II. +. 50, re-
lating to banking associations, and |
was forwarded 10 the Council for
action thereon.
Committee on private corpora
tons.
A message from the House an
nounced the passage Of II. F. 05,
a chair on mineralOgy anu
geology. Committee on agriculture
and mines.
Another message announced the
passage with amendments Of c. +.
81, and asked the action OF the
Council thereon. Council refused
10 concur and asked for a conference
Granted.
II. f. So, relating to private cor
was amended and passed.
The Governors suggestion was
acted ON with reference 10 II. +.
So, providing for the right Of way
and easement for the Development
Df mines. The bill passed and was
10 the committee on ell
rolment.
The committee on fish and game
reported adversely on House
to G.. +. %, for the
protection Of fish and game, and
lsked for a conference committee.
Councillors Benner and Olsen were
appointed Conferees.
The committee on insane asylum
,ffered n substitute bill to {. F.
., relating 20 insane asylum. The :
ubsIiiute Is Identical with the cri- !
final bill, minus the Objectionable y
eature referred 10 by the Governor.
which made that official president 9,
I the board Of directors. The sub
titute was adopted and passed. 81
Adjourned. :
March u, IL am. q
4 message from the House an n
ounced the return, from his Ex-
cheney the Governor, Of II. F. 6S, 9
bill requiring notaries public 10 "
Xix 10 Acknowledgements the date n
n which their commissions expire. te
Committee on judiciary.
Committee on conference reDorted n
mt House conference committee W
al Withdrawn House amendments NJ
ON Z. f. 10, Lund's sheep bill. 10
he bill passed. u
\ message from the House an
Ounced the passage Of II. f.
for the protection Of fish and
lme, III. +. 81, relating 10 the "a
lease Of dover, II. +. SIS, relating II
the release Of contracts affecting
al estate and II. NJ. 9. co
House refused to concur in Coun- tn
amendRents to II. F. 10, the to-
eco bill, and asked for confer tn
zee committee. Booth and Barton G.
ere appointed cOnferees.
a message from the House an vo
lunced the passage Ofthe following bill
Us: II. Z. %, relating to phase Of bill
al Of civil action, II. +. IS, relat. cir
10 PROBATE procedure. These
Us went TO the committee on tri
iiciary. an
H. +. OF, rs passed in the House.
mt to the committee on appropria- mi
ms.
committee on municipal CORPORA ce'
us reported unfavorably on III. f.
The bill was rejected. Of
Bryan, by permission, introduced ma
+. 66, relatIng to holding Of the bat
Ist. Judicial District Court at 10
Phi whenever the Governor shall
proclamation appoint a term or tai
nus OF the First Judicial District ant
UT TO be held at Nephi, providing Ing
It In all cases where the cause Of rec
ion may arise In either the coun-
OF Juab. Sanpete, Seviero or Mil I
! shall thereafter he Leard, tried the
determined at the city Of Nephi. I
nty Of Juab. Territory Of Utah. sus
on judiciary. real
on ways and means the
by permission G. F. IS, O
ting 10 issuing bonds. Commit fror
on judiciary. sub
Iall, by unanimous consent, in mas
luced c. +. Is, relating TO sum G.
y proceeding for obtaining bill,
session Of real property. Com G
tee on Judiciary. test.
ichards, by permission, intro II
81 Z. +. SO, providing for pay F. 4
It Of costs in Territorial Grim. coui
cases. Committee on judi -
sen, by unanimous consent, in
uced {. F. 40, prohibiting GER Qui
officers from holding other City.
es- Committee on judiciary. the I