Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-03-12
HOUSE.

Compiled LAWS resolution, II.
81, amending the marriage law, III
the Big Cottonwood Park memoirs
TO Congress.
II. +. 81 went TO the judIciar
committee 10 consider amendment
suggested by the Governor.
Greer, from the committee o
elections, reported favorably on
+. 81, an election code. Adopted.
Greer from the claims committe
reported favOrably ON several claim
Adopted.
Smith reported favorably froI
the committee on commerce on th
bill fora Worlds Fair commission
er. Adopted.
G. +. 90, relating to usurping OF
fees, and election contests, went I
the judiciary committee.
&. +. -, relating TO the govern
ment Of towns, amended TO meet tn
Governors views by the Council
was considered. The House cor
Cured in the amendments and pas.
cd the bill.
Sargent and Pierce were appoint
ed conference committee on G. F "a
relating 10 fugitives from justice
Thurman from the conference
committee on q. +. 10, authorizing
probate courts TO grant orders with,
out publication in certain cases
recommended certain amendments
Adopted, and the bill passed.
Thurman, from the judiciary
committee, offered n substitute f0
c. +. IS, fixing the compensation o
county officers. Adopted.
Thurman, from the judiciary
committee, reported favorably on II
+: %, amending the probate code
adopted.
Reid, from the conference COM
mittee on the bill requiring the
posting OF the departure time OF
trains, reported that the Council
would be recommended TO concur in
House amendments. Adopted.
Pierce introduced II. +. 9s, relat.
ing TO estates Of decedents. Com
mittee on Judiciary.
Robinson introduced II. f. 90.
creating the office of county water
master. Committee on irrigation.
II. F. %, relating to the payment
OF jurors, etc, was considered on
second reading, and filed for third,
Allen and Greer were appointed
conference committee on the reform
school hill.
ii. +. %, providing for three
Worlds Fair commissioners, was
made special order for tomorrow.
Z. +. IS, reiating to compensation
for county officers, passed its second
reading.
c. 81, the election code, came
up on second reading, and was filed
for third.
c. F. 20, relating to game and
birds, came up on third reading, and
passed. r-
II. F. So, relating to private cor
porations, came up on third reading,
and passed.
II. f. SO, the banking bill, came
up ON third reading and passed.
{. +. So, relating TO railroads,
came up on amendments suggested
by tine Governor, which were con-
cured in, and the bill passed.
II. +. IS, establishing a chair of
geology and mineralogy in the Des- |
sret University, was passed.
c. F. %, relatingtO fire insurance,
vas lost.
II. F. %, relating; to the place Of
rial Of civil actions, passed.
Thurman, from the judiciary /
reported on G. +. 81 and |
4. +. IS. relating 10 tOwnsites, rec
'mmending the rejection Of the lat
er and the amendment and passage
4 the former. Adopted.
II. F. 90 was rejected, and c. =.
! passed.
The Governor approved the bill
elating 10 fish. dover. real estate
ontracts and the memorial TO Con-
ress relating 10 school lands, and in
mother message said he would ap-
rove III. +. 80, the mining ease
lent bill, IL certain feature were
.ricken out. II
The House amended the bill as
lggested by His Excellency.
The Governor vetoed H. +. IS.
ne liquor bill. He would approve
bill embracing certain sections and
ne matter was referred TO the COM
Iittee on Judiciary.
G. f. 10, relating to sheep diseases,
lme up on conference report, which
as adopted, and the amendments
commended therein were agreed
I: The bill passed.
Thurman from the judiciary re-
'rted on III. f. SIS, the liquor bill
.toed by the Governor, recon-
that the sections objected
lie stricken out. Adopted, and ,
e bill was so amended and passed. !
tilll0 a. m. tomorrow. =
March IL, 10 am.
Thurman and kimball were an
lifted conference committee on g,
=. F. 81. r....-t
Allen and Porter were appointed
Inference committee on {. +. 20, :
e game aud bird bill.
Z. +. 50, an asylum bill to meet
e objections OF the Governor 10 :
+. IS, was fled for third reading. =
llerce moved to reconsider the =
tie by which G. f. 81, the paving =
!, was rejected. Carried. and the =
! sent TO the committee on NUM-
al corporations.
Il. +. SO, relating TO the place of :
al Of civil actions, was amended q
d passed. :
L. f. %, the, Works. Fair conn
ssioners bill, passed.
l. +. IS, relating to probate pro-
lure, passed. 1
;. F. IS, relating to compensation (
.ounty officers. Pierce moved TO 4
Ike the maximum salary of n pro-
e Judge $1,000 instead Of $1,000.
:. r. 60, PAYING bounties on GER
! manufactures, including iron
sugar, came up on second read
, pending which the House took
ess till Ppm. si
he Governor approved II. T. SO
mechanics lien bill.
thurman introduced resolution
pending the rules relative TO the
ling Of bills during the rest Of
session.
n Recommendation Of Robinson,
the committee ON irrigation, a
ii.ute for II. t. 90, the water
ter bill, was adopted.
+. go, the manufactures bounty
was considered and passed.
+. So, relating to election con-
) was passed. 11t
lurman moved to reconsider c.
,, relating to compensation Of
lty and precinct officers.
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