Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-01-27

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Jan. 2T, 2 d. m.
Porter moved that Perrin Ice ex
cused, as he was detained at hom,
on account bf sickness. Carried.
Hamuiond introduced 7 petition
from the Salt, Lake Chamber o.
Commerce, urging the ACCESSIBILITY
Of paying n bounty Of one cent pei
pound on all home made sugar in
lsal-02. Committee on manufac.
lures and commerce.
Sergeant introduced a petition in
relation 10 uncOllectable taxes from
the assessor and collector of San
Juan County; and Robinson intro
duced a similar one from the same
officer Of Piute County, both OF
which were referred to The Commit
tee on ways and means.
I Council messages announced as
follows:
The Council concusred III H.C.
r. 10, inviting Prof. Sanborn, Of the
Agricultural College, 10 address the
Assembly.
The Council transmitted the re-
ports of two court commissioners TO
the House.
The Council passed c. f. S, MAX
I ing II a mi,demeanor 20 furnish 10
any habltual dfunkard intoxicating
drinks. Committee on judiciary.
The Council passed with amend
ments the contingent expense bill.
The Hotise c5ncirfed III the ATTEND
ments, and the bill passed.
Before voting, Hammond ex-
plaiued that he favored the bill. but
not the manner in which it had
passed the house. 1t had, however,
in the Council been considered in
committee, and ne would now vote
for it.
The Council adopted the memo
rial to Congress relative to n fourth
judicial district, which went to the
enrolment committee.
The Council passed G. T. No. Q,
fee bill, which was read the first
time and referred 10 the committee
on Judiciary.
The Council f6rwafdgd to the
House the report of the board Of
equalization. Ways and means
committee.
Reid introduced H. F. No. %
amending section 1924 Compiled
Laws. COMMITTEES on incorporated
cities and towns.
Kimball introduced II. +. %, re-
lating to the improvement Of streets
and sidewalks in cities. Committee
on incorporated cities and towns.
Sargent introduced II. +. %,
amending section 1926 Compiled
Laws in relation to disbursing
money from city and county treas
uries, Committee on Judiciary.
Kifnball moved 10 amend rule 81,
so that bills, attending sections of
existing laws, shall set forth the
sections so amended, in full, with
changes or amendments in italics.
Hammond moved the reference Of
the motion to the committee on
rules. Carried.
G. FL, in relation to the making
and filing, by county clerks, Of du
plicate lists Of appropriations allowed
by county Courts, came mp on thitd
reading.
hlulLuOuu ubNtu iS lanoiSts
Ferry asked the object of the bill.
Hammond explained that, under
the present law, the probate judge
certifies the lists Of appropriations.
But If he is absent a. frequently
happens, the warrants cannot be
drawn. The bill allows the county
clerk to certify TO the list Of appro-
priations.
Kimball thought the chairman Of
tine court should certify the list, and
offered to amend accordingly. After
a number OF attempts to amend the
bill, it was, on motion Of Williams,
recOmmitted TO the committee.
That committee Immediately re-
ported the bill amended so as TO al
low the chairman * the court 20
certify to the lists Of preparations.
The report Of the Olnmittee was
adopted, itsamendments were agreed
10, and the bill was put upon its
passage. 1t passed by unanimous
vote.
The report Of the Agricultural
College Commission was presented
and referred to the Council.
Pierce presented the claim Of
Jacob ). Foreman for certain ex-
penses connected with the office OF
Territorial School Commissioner.
Claims committee.
Certain claims for uncOllectable
taxes were referred to the claims
committee.
Adjourned.