Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-03-14

e cause 1t prohibited the cutting Of
Z timber, the House rejected Ii.
C. F. 81 was adopted ia lien OF
d III. f. 90, which was rejected, and
/ the former was put upon its passage.
n Reid moved TO strike out the en-
!, acting clause. Porter made a
speech In favor Of the motion and it
4 prevailed.
The House refused 10 concur In
: certain amendments, and appointed
4 Kimball and Hammond a confer
: ence committee. Later the bill
passed.
The House concurred in Council
. amendments to ii. +. 20, which
) passed.
Recess till 1880.
March IL, T:s0 p m.
c. +. CT, creating n loan commits
sion consisting Of the Governor,
Secretary, and Geo. A. Lowe, t. G..
Webber, NV. Clayton, and author
iZing them TO issue bonds to meet
amounts appropriated for certain
public institutions, was read the
inst time at length.
Williams from the ways and
means committee stated that that
committee had considered the bill
and recommended its passage.
The bill was read the second time
by sections.
Kimhali moved 10 amend so as 10
l 10. -
pointed 10y the Governor. Lost.
{. J. r., appropriating So, 900 for
the publication ola two volume his
tory Of Utah, to be written by L.
w. Tullidge, was read at length the
first time and filed for second read |
ing.
II. f. "a, providing for trust and |
/ guarantee associations, came up on 4
second reading, aud was flied fer
third.
&. +. O., the bonding bill, came
up on an amendment Offered by /
kimhall, providing that the bonds
shall be signed bp the Governor,
Secretary and Auditor. Carried.
On the question Of the passage of 1
the bill Sargent made a speech
against it. lie thought the amount
needed could be raised by taxation.
The bill passed.
c. +. 81 came up on Council
amendments which were concurred
in ami the bill passed.
II. +. "a, the loan, trust and
guaranty association bill. was read
the third time and passed.
The Council asked for the return
Of ii. F. %, dissatisfaction bill, for
further consideration. Ii was re-
turned.
The Council substitute FOR the IL
Orarian bill was read the first time
and passed.
Hammond, from the committee
on private corporations, reporting on
H.F. %, relating 10 fencing railroad
corporations. recommended amend
ments TO meet the Governors objec-
tions. Adopted, and the bill was
amended and passed.
Greer, from tine committee on I
claims, reported favorably on one
from T. +. Caliister, ex-cOllector of .
Willard county, amounting to s59,6I.
Adopted.
Also one from - Nebeker, Of
Rich County for Sl9I2.
Thurman, from the judiciary I
committee, reported substitute for !
Z. F. II, relating to estray animals.
Adopted.
&. +. 80, relating TO townsites. q
went TO the committee on municipal !,
and towns.
The estray bill came up on third =
reading, and was amended and !,
passed. D
c. F. &C, providing for terms of G
count at Nephi, was put upon it, .
passage. Pierce said he would vote u
against the bill because il infringed !,
upon the prerogative Of the Govern II
Or. Ferry said he would vote
against the bill because IL increased
he expenses OF the Territory. rs
Stewart took issue with both. L
Smith opposed the bill, claiming re
I would damage Eureka, and en- n
ioTsed Pierce's view. 81
Hammond argued In favor of the se
ill, showing il was in the interest SC
Il economy.
Allen opposed the bill because il 81
designated Nephi. He thought the \
i'll should allow the Governor 10 Il
lame the place or places where court ps
hould be held. III
Thurman doubted the wisdom Of si
be bill, and opposed It. CO
Reid made n speech in favor OF NJ
he bill, as did Hammond, while
'reer opposed il. The bill was lost "a
y vote Of II nays, and ayes. a.
Council amendments to II. + 81 -
'ere not concurred in, ana Sargent n
nd Allen were appointed confer ~
nee committee. al,
Williams, from The WAYS snd l.,
leans committee, recommended N
nat the House concur in Council ".
mendments to II. F. ~, the reve- eli
ue bill. The bill passed. 1t pro- ~
ides for tax Of . mills for Terri w
rial purposes, Of mills as n Terri
rial school tax, n maximum 20
'unty school tax Of 2 mills, and a 81
X for county purposes not exceed q,
lg mills. ia -.
G. f. 81, amended 10 meet the NJ
overnof's objectioRs. was sent TO
e committee on education.
Thurman, from the judiciary
.AhAiLNtSf AZ htAASu ulth I. j. ~. I ny
latiug 10 history Of Utah, with ii.
t recommendation. 1t was re- dec
cted. he
The Governor approved the fol- sec
wing: n. F. Is, taxing mort
ges, H. +. %, amending the penal g.,
le, ii. f. a, concerning convey 1
ices, III. F. SO, relating to com 20
led laws, II. F. 81, the statistics an El.
The House conc,,r-.,i g., f,.,,-,, M;
10 II. F. "a, the loan ULl'
d guaranty association bill, which IN, III,
ssed, maj
Alien, from the committee on
icasicD, recommended that the X
'use concur in Council amend low
nts to G. F. 81, made to meet the from
vernor's wishes. Adopted. The mill
were cOncufred in and cy o
bill passed. tee
thurman, fem the judiciary som
nmittee, reported favorabIy on
+. %, relating TO city school dis
rs. Adopted and bill filed fer II
I'd reading. pr9r
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