The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-28

and referred to committee on judiciary.
The committee on penitentiary and reform
school reported favorably on G. F. AZ, which
was read by its title.
FROM THE AUDITOR
The territorial auditor reported that
financial reports of Beaver, Garfield and
Kane counties had been submitted
THE GOVERNMENT BUILDING.
The House announced that it had
passed IL. M, 3, memOrializing Congress to
not reduce the amount of the appropriation
OF S50O,000 asked for public building in
Salt Lake The memorial was passed and
sent back to the House with slight amend
ment.
The Council then took a recess until
pm.
Evening Session.
communication from the House an
nounced the rejection of c.. F. s, making it
msdemeanor to dispose of Intoxicating
liquors to habitual drunkards.
The remainder of the evening was spent
in the consideration of ColIett's school bill
THE HOUSE.
The Council announced that it had
passed, with amendments, H. F. 10 Sub
stitute), the live stock bill The amend
ments were concurred in and the bill
passed the House, a sigh of relief escaping
from the members
ON PROBATE PROCEDURE.
The Council also forwarded the infor-
nation that it had passed, with amend
ments, H. T. 60, relating to probate pro-
cedUre. The amendments were concurred
in and the bill passed.
TO AFFIX THE DATES.
The Council notified the House that it
had passed, with amendments, H. E. 63,
the bill requiring notaries public to affix to
Acknowledgements to the dates cf the expi
ration of their commissions The amend
ments were concurred in and the bill
passed.
TO IMPROVE THE ROADS.
Mr.. Robson presented a petition from
residents Of Beaver county asking for an
appropriation to be used on roads. Re
ferrec.
WITHOUT RECOMMENDATION.
Mr.. Russell, from the committee on pub
lie health, reported on the petition of the
residents of Unit o-~"-v asl5Iry for re
lief, on account Of 81, s36 expe lded in quar-
antlning diphtLDIle., accommodating that
the petition be considered by the House.
Accepted.
THE TERRITORIAL TREASURER.
Mr.. Williams, from the committee on
ways and means, reported on H. +. Is, the
bill in relation to territorial treasurer. rec
ommending that it be put upon its passage.
Adopted.
TO ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURE OF CEMENT
Mr.. Hammond, from the committee on
private corporations, reported on H. F. So.
a bill to encourage the manufacture of
Portland and other cements in Utah, and
recommended that it be passed as amended.
Adopted.
CANNOT SHOOT PIGEONS FROM TRAPS.
Mr.. Thurman, from the judiciary com.
mittee, made report on II. F. SO, the bill
to amend the law In relation to cruelty to
animals, recommending that it be rejected.
Tabled, subject to call.
SHEEP STEALING GRAND LARCENY.
Mr. Thurman reported on c. F. 40, the
DILL making sheep stealing grand larceny.
Offering d substitute therefor, which
amends the compiled laws in accordan ce
with the Council bill. Adopted.
CUSTODY or COMMISSIONERS RECORDS.
Mr.. Thurman reported on C. +. Al. in
relation to the custody OF the records of
United States commissioners in case of va
cancles, reporting substitute therefor.
The substitute was adopted.
CANNOT BE CHANGED.
Mr.. Thurman, from the committee on
municipal corporations and towns, re-
ported adversely n the petition of resi-
dents of Springville, who asked that the
time of holding the municipal elections be
changed, saying there was a statute of the
United States forbidding any such legisla-
ton.
MEDICINE BILLS KILLED.
H. F. and H T. 81, in relation to the
regulation and practice of medicine. were
reported on adversely by Mr.. Thurman. A
minority report from the same committee
recommended that H. f. 81 be passed.
The majority report was adopted.
on oGDENs BOUNDARIES.
! Mr.. Thurman, from the committee On
municipal corporations and towns, to whom
mad been referred the question of the I'M
certainty of Ogden's boundary lines, re-
| ported that the laws of the United States
prevented the legislature taking any action
In the matter. Adopted.
ANOTHER LIVE STOCK BILL.
| MIR. Bennion presented H. F. 50, bill