The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-12

Ou Ju0 T6SOluGlO0 was reISEfSu
to the committee on manufacture and COM
THE HOUSE.
Mr.. Sargent presented petition from
residents of Harmony, Washington
county, asking that that town be attached
to Iron county, as it would be much more
convenient for them. Referred to commit
tee on counties.
FROM THE COUNCIL.
The Council announced that it had
passed, with the House amendments,
c. FL
Also that it had adopted the report of the
conference committee on G. T. 5, and had
passed the same.
APPROPRIATIONS NEEDED.
Mr.. Sargent presented a petition from
residents of 1'anguitch, asking an appro-
priation OF $3.50 for the improvement of the
roads in Garfield county.
Mr. Ferrin presented a petition from
residents If Weber, asking an appropria-
ton of s.. 900 for the improvement of roads
in that vicinity.
Mr.. johnson presented a petition from
Uintah county residents, asking an appro-
priation to afford them some relief because
of the fact that they had spent some $3.50
in quarantining diphtheria cases. Referred.
THE REMOVAL OF COUNTY SEATS.
The committee on counties, to whom
had been referred H. F. 90 referring to
the removal Of county seats, recommended
that the same be put upon its passage.
Adopted.
CONCERNING CoNvEYANCES.
Mr.. Thurman, from the committee on
judiciary, reported, recommending that H
F. "A, bill concerning conveyances, be
put upon its passage. Adopted.
AMENDING THE INCORPORATION LAW.
Mr. Lund presented H F. A, to amend
the compiled laws of 1883, in relation to the
incorporation Of cities. Referred.
THE BEFoULING OF WATER
| to prevent the befouling of water. 1t pre-
| vents the camping Of sheep within certain
distances Of streams of water.
TO AMEND THE RULES.
Mr.. Russell submitted motion to the
effect that the rules be amended so as to
require any committee reporting adversely
on bill to assign reason therefor
| Referred.
THE COUNTY SEAT BILL.
| II. +. 40, relating to the removal OF
county seats, was read the second time. On
motion of Mr. Thurman, ali rules were
suspended, and the bill passed The object
of the bill is to allow elections for the re.
moval of county seats to be held oftener
than four years, except where one removal
| has been made.
| H. F. A, the bill concerning convey
ances, was read the second time, and flee
| for third reading.
THE UTAH REPORTS.
| HI. R. 2, in reference to the purchas &C
of seventy-five copies each of volumes l. 2
| 3 and 5 OF the Utah Reports, for ex
change and for the use of the officers of the
territory. was amended to read .'eighty
copies,' and passed.
TIE ADOPTION or CHILDREN.
HF. Il, Hammond's bill in relation &c
the adoption of children, was read the
! third time and passed.
| THE CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE.
| H. F. 49, incorporating a new provision
| in the code Of civil procedure, was pass ed
THE ANTI-CIGARETTE BILL.
HF. 10. the bill prohibiting the giving
selling. or in any way furnishing cigars
cigarettes, opium or other narcotics tc
| minors under eighteen years of age, came
I'D on its third reading. a number OF
minor amendments were made, and the
bill passed by a unanimous vote of the
members present.
THE D., A. AND NJ. SOCIETY.
The report of the D. A. and NJ society
for 1889 was presented and referred.
THE REFORM SCHOOL,
The first biennial report of the board OF
| trustees of the territorial reform school
was also presented.