Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-01-18
THE LEGISLATURE.
THE couacIt.

-. ...... January I1.-2 pm.
Ihrsf nemberA yets. absent, q
roll-caii-mesers. Hall, Richhfds ant
SeegmilIer.
Mr.. Hall was detained, he stated
in the anteroom during roll-call, and
he wished to be marked present
The President stated that until
after the reading OF the joIrnal
members would be marked present
when eqtering.
A petition Vas presented by Booth
from DR.. Hardy OF the insane asylum
for compensation for services rem
dered as physician. Referred TO
committee on claims.
The COMMITTEES on waysand means
reported that they had examined the
treasurer's statement and found il
correct. Adopted.
The committee on printing report
ed that they had met with the like
committee from the House 10 re-
ceive oids for printing, and had
found George c. Lambert's bid the
lowest, and therefore recommended
that he be elected public printer.
The report was adopted.
The following on railroads was
introduced by Booth: That all nail.
road companies running Passenger
trains in this Territory are hereby
required to make public on n hull
letin board at every telegraph sta
ton on their respective lines, not
less than fifteen minutes before the
schedule time Of departure Of any
trains carrying passengers, the
probable time or the actual time Of
such departure as near rs may be,
and II said train Is late the cause of
delay.
The train dispatcher, If he fail to
furnish the information required In
the preceding section, and the sta
ton agent. il he fail to make the
same public when so furnished, shall
on conviction Thereof be deemed
guilty Of a misiemeanor.
Seegmiller presented a bill to
amend an act referring TO the de-
struetion of certain obnoxious ani-
mails, and placing n bounty on n
class designated. Committee on
agriculture.
A resolution was offered by Bryan
TO have 200 copies Of the minutes Of
both houses published. Ii was
adopted and ordered sent TO the !
House for concurrence.
A bill to amend section u, chap
ter 8, came up for its second reading. |
Booth offered n substitute bill, COW
ering the same ground, which was
adopted. The rules were suspended
for the third reading Of the bill, and
Il was passed.
A communication was received
from the House forwarding n mes
age from the governor relating TO
his sanction Of minute clerk for
zach House. The President an
nounced that nominations would be
IN order for a minute clerk.
Olsen placed in nomination Mr..
=. ID. w. Fullmer, which was the
,nly nomination made for the posi-
ion, and he was elected.
ii. G. II. 3, referring TO additional
printing, was concurred In.
Bryan asked permission to with
RAW n resolution he had offered,
which want was now fully supplied
y the concurrent resolution OF the
House concerning printing. No OBJ
ection being offered, the resolution
las withdrawn.
Bryan offered resolution that
leorge c. Lambert be elected public ]
rinter.
Richards moved an amendment {
, the resolution by inserting the o
'ords "and hereby is" which was o
pproyed, and the resolution as Z
nended was adopted. c
G. G. r. S. relatiRg TO public print u
!, was received from the House. &
Upon motion, the Council ad- v
urned until 2 O'Clock 2 pun. next i
lOnday. "