Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-01-22
Hatch moved that when the
Council adjourned, it be until Fri
day, Jan. >. Carried.
Adjourned.
HOUSE

a. ! AASAAB
Jan. o, . pm.
Pierce stated that Kimt,all haf
4 been called home by telegram OF
account OF sickness in his family
and moved that he besexcused fol
a the day. Carried.
4 Pierce. from the committee on me-
MORALS 70 Congress, rendered a re-
] port, recommending the adoption Of
! the draft Of n memorial 10 Congress
Z relative TO n fourth Judicial district,
1 which the committee submitted
, Report adopted
Thurman moved the adoption Of
the memorial. Carried.
Porter introduced bill, III. F. IL,
to amend section 20si Of the Com
piled Laws, relating % highways.
Committee on highways
Russell introduced n bill, II. +. IS,
forthe better protection Of highways.
Livestock committee.
Wood introduced a bill, II. +. 10,
70 prohibit the sale Of tobacco.
opium and similar substances 10
minors. Committee ON public
health.
CT. r. No. /, the special order
Of the day, providing for an execu-
tive messenger, came up.
Ferry said there had not been a
disagreement in the conference com
mittee, though it had been agreed
by the committee to consider the |
matter further.
The technical matter OF making |
the record straight upon this resOlu-
ton was attended 10, and the House
cOncurred in il.
Allen called attention TO the fact
that, in the pamphlet giving the
names and residences Of members Of
the Assembly. etc, his residence
was given as Bingham, whereas he
had lived in Salt Lake City for two
years.
The committee on printing being
asked 10 account for this and other
errors, Howell, chairman, said no
copy had been furnished The public
printer. The latter officer. appar-
emily. had been left to get his copy
as best he could.
Report Of Joseph Stanford as court
commissioner Of the First District
Court at Ogden was read and re-
ferred 10 the committee on claims
and public accounts.
4 communication from the Gov
ernor was read, transmitting the
report Of the Territorial School Com
which was also read. and
to the committee on educa-
ton. II was forwarded TO the Coun- ,
Gil for their information before going q.
to the committee.
NJ ). Lindsay's claim of s. for en-.
crossing bills last session went 10 the ,
on claims.
Thurman, from the Judiciary COM
reported on c. +. 8.
members of the 7
Assembly from being elected TO {
certain offices, recommending It's Q
rejection for the reason that, in the I
opinion Of the committee. section S d
)f the Organic Act was all the O
legislation needed upon the subject. u
Adopted, and c. r. No. g was 5
Iilled.
Thurman from the judiciary conf G
nittee reRorieilOn G. r. No. l and Il
II. f. No. 5, recommending that n
he inst be put upon its passage. and RI
hat the later, concerning the same i
ubiect, be rejected. Both related II
o the duty Of the county clerk in q
making lists of claims allowed by /,
he county court, etc.
The report was adopted, c. Eli :
vas placed on file for second read g,
ne, and II. F. was rejected. nj
Pierce moved that 200 additional y
opies Of II. +. and 100 additional Z,
opies Of H. +. be printed. These P
re Aliens school bills, and Pierce .,
aid many persons wanted copies OF c,
hem. Carried. =
Howell stated that he understood N
be government, through the Secre- "a
airy, paid for printing the bills, and
hat II WAS not a matter under the
ontrol Of the printing committee.
he speaker suggested that the work v
printing the bills was done 10 the >
raer Of the Assembly but paid for
Y the government. N
Greer moved that when the House n
djourn 1t be till > pm. Friday, to u
i've the Assembly a chance 10 visit OF
ne insane asylum at Provo tomor- OF
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