Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-03-15
THE LEGISLATURE.
COUNCIL.

c March II, 10 AIN.
; On motion Of Hall, G. F. IS, pro-
viding for the disposal OF estrlys fol
trespass aud damage, was resar-
rectel. The bill passed and was
5 sent to the House for their action.
z H. +. IS, the militia bill, was re-
jected on a vote Of seven noes and
, one aye.
A message from the House an
nounced the passage with amend
; ments Of c. F. 90, providing for the
. payment OF costs in Territorial
? criminal cases. Committee on Judi
ciary. Later on the committee re-
commended concurrence in the
House amendments. Adopted and
the bill passed.
A communication from the House
announced the concurrence of Coun-
ell amendments 10 House substitute
TO c. F. II, relating to trespassiDg
animals
A communication from His Ex-
cellency the Governor announced
his disapproval Of &. +. IL. relating
TO the custody OF United States
recordsan suggesting amendments.
Committee on Judiciary.
A communication from the House
announced the passage of II. +. o.,
the witness and juror bill. Passed.
Committee on judiciary recon-
mended the rejection of c. f. so,
relating to the TOWNSHIP act, and G.
F. 60, a bill TO insure the payment Of
city bonds. Adopted.
G. +. 81, relating to the issuing cf
Territorial bonds, was amended and
passed.
c. +. ~, the library bill, was also
amended and passed.
ii. F. 80, relating TO trial aud civil
action, was also amended and passed
under suspension of rales.
Committee on enrolment reported
the proper enrolling Of &. F. %, the
bonding bill. Adopted.
Committee on judiciary reported
adversely on the following bills, all
Of which were rejected: II. +. eS,
III. F. %, II. +. so, G. +. 81 and c.
F. SO.
a message from the Governor
announced his approval Of c. f.
81, the bonding bill.
A communication from His Ex-
cellency the Governor announced
his disapproval Of Richards election
bill.
the general appropriation bill
was amended and passed second
reading.
Committee on judiciary reported
it impracticable TO meet the Gov
ernor's objections on the following
bills: G. F. 10, relGting to county
and precinct officers; c. F. IS, re-
lating to the sale of real estate, and
Z. F. p, relating TO the mortgaging
OF real estate Of decedeni. and
minors. The bills were all rejected.
Upon recommendation Of the COM
mittee on municipal corporations
and towns, II. F. 81, relating to
banking, was rejected.
The general appropriation bill was
amended and passed.
A message from His Exceilency
the Governor announced his ap-
prevail Of c. +. 45, for the creation Of
Grand County and filling the offices
thereof. Also &. F. 81, relating to
fugitives from Justice.
Committee on contingent
reported that the 5000 allowed for
contingent expenses during the ses-
sion had been expended. Adopted,
II. F. 100, relating TO the equaliza-
ton Of taxes, was read and referred
to the committee on judiciary.
L. +. 81, the street paving bill.
was amended as suggested BY His
Excellency the Governor and
passed.
Z. +. IS, for the laying out and
plating OF towns, was also amended |
as recommended by His Excellency
the Governor. The bill passed anu |
was referred to the committee on
enrolment.
ii. F. 100, for the equalization of |
taxes, was read and passed under n |
suspension Of rules.
Bryan, by unanimous consent, in |
troduced &. +. 73, relating to the |
holding Of the First Judicial District |
Court at Nephi. The bill was
amended and passed under a sus-
pension Of rules.
A message from the House an
nounced the pasSage with amend. !
ments Of G. +. 81, relating TO the
government OF cities Of the first and i
second class Committee on NUM- |
cipal corporations ami towns.
n message from the House an
nounced the rejection Of Brvan,s
bill for the holding Of the First
Judicial District Court Mt Nephi.
Conference committee reported
that they We're unable to adjust the
differences ON House substitute 10
Z. F. IS, providing for the compep-
satlon OF officers in the employ Of
county courts. The bill was re-
jected.
Council concurred in House
amendments 10 G. +. 81, relating to
the government Of cities. The Din
passed as amended by the HOUSE.
a message from His Excellencv
the Governor announced his d:sap-
proval OF &. f. 90, providing for the
payment Of costs In Territorial
criminal cases, giving for a reason
that he had not had sufficient time
to consider the measure.
House amendments were con-
CURED in by the Council on II. +.
AZ, the revenue bill.
The following message wa. re-. ,
ceived from His Excellency the
Governor:
Hon. +. S. Richards, President orae !
Council:
Sir-I return herewith c. F. 90 I
"An Act amending an Act I
for the INCORPORATION of c
'itles, approved March S, ISsS.v {
This act has been in my hands
tblnk since Wednesday morning. .
asst. 1t is a very important act. and
regret that in the rush of the clos a
ng days OF the session | have no; d
,,een able TO take It up and give il a
ne careful consideration which so
important measure demands. | G
70 not believe it would be wise 10 ii
ttempt TO make IL a law without O.
uch consideration. From a casual "
find it contains some
| would lie unwilling 10 IL
pprove, and hence, as there is now n
statute covering the subjects, b
which has been passed upon BY the e.
lpreme court Of the Territory, l
eem il best 10 return 1t. bl
l am, very respectfully, M
ARTHUR L. THOMAS, W
Governor.
Reference to the record, however. e
lowed that the ill was forwarded al
MIN ON Monday morning. Rich NJ
rds asked that committee be an u
'inted to wait upon His Excellency
lu see whether or not he would &C
'nsider the measure. III he had I'll
II yet fn.,rI IL. IL