The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-15

1 dOCulucuG USCduSG Guc sentiments express
ed therein did not meet with their approval
That was their privilege. But there was
certain class of people who were dis
qualified from holding office. Is Mr.. Mus
| ser an officer!
There were no other remarks, and the re
port OF the committee was adopted.
81 MOVE THEY REPENTr'
The Council notified the House that il
had rejected 81. G. R.2, providing for the
purchase of the Utah reports Mr.. Pierce
wanted conference committee appointed
The Speaker-That is beyond our power
The only way in which the matter can be
reached is by the Council repenting.
Mr.. Thurman move they repent.
The Council also announced that it had
killed H. F. IA.
It asked, ESQ, for a second conference
committee on c. F. 2.
Mr.. Allen-I move that it be not granted.
The Speaker-It is customary to grant as
many as three or four conference commit
tees.
Mr.. Reid-Imove, then, that conference
committee be allowed, but that it be in
structed not to agree with them TAp
plause.
Adopted, and the chair named Allen and
Reid as said committee
TO SECURE LENS
Mr. Kimball presented H. F. 40, a bill to
secure leins to mechanics and others.
Also II. F. so, bill securing leins on per-
sonal property.
THE RELEASE OF DOVER.
Mr.. Pierce presented H. F. 81, bill pro-
ylding amendments to the law in relation
to the release of dover.
MIR. KIMBALL OBJECTS.
The unfavorable report in relation to II.
F. AZ: concerning attachments, made some
days since, was taken from the table.
Mr.. kimball, the father of the bill, OBJ
Jected to its death in any such manner. 1t
was law that was badly needed
His argument, however, failed to con-
vince any one, and the DILL was rejected
THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM.
The committee on education reported on
H. F. 2, Aliens bill to establish public
school system, and providing for the main
tenaace and supervision of public schools
in the territory of Utah, recommending
that it be placed upon its passage.
THE HOUSE DOES NOT CONCUR.
The conference committee on H F. 10,
the live stock bill, recommended that the
House concur in all the amendments made
were read, and all, save the one in rela-
ton to loading cattle at night time, were
adopted. On this conference committee
was appointed and Pierce.
THE TOWNSHIP ACT.
A communication from the Council an
nounced that it had passed, with amend
ments, H. F. 81, pertaining to the townsite
act The amendments were slight, and
were all concurred in.
MUST PAY FULL PRICE.
MIR. Thurman introduced H. f. SO, bill
in relation TO railroad corporations. 1t
provides that whenever an animal is killed
by railway company, full price shall be
paid for it.
GOOD RESOLUTION.
Mr.. Thurman offered a resolution that
no bill be introduced after the fiftieth day
Of the session, save by consent of two
thirds of the members. Adopted.
ALIENS SCHOOL BILL.
H. F. 2, Aliens school bill, providing for
the esta blishment and maintenance of a
system of public schools for the territory
was read the second time.
OTHER BUSINESS.
The Council announced that the governor
had approved G. FL, relating to railroad
corporations.
Also that the Council had passed G. f.
%, providing for and regulating the Utah
territorial library.
The conference committee on H F. 10,
the live stock bill, reported that the Coun-
Gil had agreed to recede from its amend
ments, and the bill then passed the House
The House then adjourned until Monday
at D. m