Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-03-11

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w. II. Rowe, Heber NJ. Wells, Sa
Lake County; L. A. Mechanic
Weber County; AIMS D.Holdsway
Utah County.
/ am, very respectfully,
: ARTHUR l.. THOMAS
Governor.
u Committee on judiciary.
A recess was taken till 7:S0 pm.
! March 10, $50 pm.
: A message from the House an
nounced the passage with amend
, ments Of c. +. A., relating to reform
school. The Council refused TO con
cur in House amendments and NJ
pointed Councillors Bryan and Lun;
: as conferees 10 confer with a lik
: committee from the House.
Committee OF memorials reportel
favorably upon and recommended
the adoption Of the memorial baset
on Senate file 500, providing 70
the sale and disposition Of govern
ment lands, TO defray expenses 70
the development of the Territorial
irrigation system. The report wa!
adopted.
The committee on memorial,
offered and recommended the adop
ton Of memorial, asking Congress.
TO pass an act enabling the Territory
Of Utah to sell or lease such school
lands as might be deemed necessary
! for the benefit and support Of public
schools, from sections l6 and 81
from every township, having been
! by Congress set apart for that pur-
pose. Adopted.
Committee on memorials offered
memorial asking Congress to pass
an act preventing the cutting OF
timber and grazing of stock upon
the public lands known as the water
shed Of the Provo, Weber, Du
Quesne and Bear rivers Of this
Territory, with view to increasing
the water supply for irrigation pur-
poses. Adopted.
Committee on manufacture re-
ported favorably on &. F. 90, the
sugar and iron bounty bill. Amend
ments were made and the bill
passed under a suspension Of the
rules.
II. F. IS, relating to the release of
contracts affecting real estate. was
amended aud passed under a sus-
/ pension of rules.
A message from the Governor an
nounced the nomination of Arthur
Pratt rs Territorial Auditor and
Bolivar Roberts as Territorial
Treasurer for the ensuing two years.
Committee on judiciary.
A message from the House an
ncuuced n refusal to concur in
Council amendments to II. +. So.
the railroad bill, and asked for a
conference committee. Councillors
Booth and Lund were named as
conferees.
A message from the House nm
nounced the passage with amend
ments Of III. +. 70, relating TO the
code Of civil procedure. Committee
on judiciary.
Z. F. SO, Benner's land and Uni
versity bill, was read and ON motion
OF Barton, the name of the ssUni-
verify Of Deseret" was changed TO
the university Of Utah.
Hall asked a reconsideration of
the action Of the Council in chang
ing the name, and moved If the
present be changed at all, that the
title Of the university Of the State
Of Deseret" be accepted. Lost.
a communication from the House
announced the passage Of II. F.
SO, relating to railroad corporations.
as agreed upon by conference COM
mittee; also, the passage with amend |
ments OF Z. +. Is, Lund's sheep bill.
Lund recommended that Council |
do not concur in the House amend |
ments and asked for a conference
committee thereon. Councillors Hall |
and Iund were appointed conferees.
H +. 81, creating a bureau Of |
was read the third time /
and rejected on a vote Of five noes
and three ayes. A motion to recon-
slider was carried on the ground that /
all the members were not present.
Further action was temporarily de-
erred.
A message from the House an
lOunced the passage with amend
nents Of G. F. 81, relating to laying
nut and Plating Of cities and towns
Committee on municipal corpora
ions and towns.
The passage with amendments. by
he House, Of c. F. is, relating to
University, was also announced by
he same message. House amend
neu honoured in and the bin
lassed.
{. F. IS, providing for the protec- ,
ion OF irrigating companies, passed .
9th branches OF the Legislature
Without amendments and went to
he committee on enrolment.
Committee on judiciary recon- {
1ended the adoption Of the amend 5
1ent offered by His Excellency c
he Governor TO &. F. - on the {
rganization Of towns, and asked
hat the proposed new section be in
orporated in the bill. Adopted. r
he hill passed as amended. d
Z. f. 81, relating TO tine plating /
nd laying out Of towns and cities a
assed as agreed upon by Joint con- r
renee committee.
Richards by unanimous consent &
ltroduced n bill authorizing the d
sting Of school elections. Com r
littee on judiciary.
Adjourned. q
March IL, II n. m. y
Committee on judiciary reported
Ivorably on c. +. 63, for the con- b
sting Of school elections. aud re-
that the bill be placed C
pom its passage. Report adopted il
nd the bill passed under a suspen-
On of rules. "
Committee on judiciary reported
e proper enrolling of G. +. Il, re- Ia
Ting 10 the custody Of United al
ates records, G. +. 81, relating to
e laying out and plating of cities e
I'd towns, also G. +. 5S, relating to 81
Iating timbers, and that said bills
d been forwarded to the Governor pl
his approval. Adopted. m
&. +. Y, providing revenue for the
'rritory Of Utah and the several lu
lnties thereof, was read the second
ne, amenced and filed for third u
sding. SO
communication from His Ex-
lency the Governor announced rs
approval of c. F. Is, Bryan's
2 bill. m
+. 81. Booths bill regulating an
rate Of Interest; also, the memo. &C
TO Congress, with respect to oil
nate file 32o, providing for the sale
disposition Of government lands
defray expenses for the develop
Mt OF the Territorial irrigation
ten. No action wss'taken thereon.
:. c. Richards, chairman Of COM mi
tee on iuiiiciarv. r..rsar.s.d faror