Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-03-08
THE LEGISLATURE.
cOUKcrL.

March I, . pm.
=. r. ss,relating to the registerin,
OF voters and conducting Of election
was amended and passed. The bill
was ordered printed as amended
A committee from the Houss
announced the passage of III. f 81
IN the interest of improved bns
oandry. Read the first time Inv II.
ute. Committee on judiciary.
A message from the HOUSE. state
mat ID. f. SIS, to provide for max.
ing record Of the descent of the
real estate Of deceased persons. Com.
mittee on judiciary.
Another message stated,that II f
oi,proviiing for the Territory Libra.
ma nand in relation to the Territorial
Library, had been passed, and was
forwarded 10 the Council foraetisn
Committee on Territorial Library
Z. F. ~, for the protection of game
ana birds, and for the punishment
oil persons who shall unlawfully
XIII the same, was amended ana
passed.
ID. +. %, to secure to ranchmep.
tavernkeepers and Others. liens
upon personal property under GER
tain circumstances, came up for
third reading, but consideration was
temporarily postponed.
Z. F. Is, Bryan's bee bill, provjd-
Ing for the creation of a bee inspec-
tors office, and for tie destruction
Of foul brOOds, came I'D on third
reading. The bill was amended and
passed. 'N
Z. f. 81 prescribing the qualifica-
tons tor electors and Off ce-holders.
ana providing for registration Of
voters and regulating the manner Of
conducting elections, was amended
and passed its second reading.
On motion of Barton the bill was
referred to a special committee Of
three. The chair named Council
ors Barton, Bryan and Richards as
such committee.
Benner's substitute for c. F.55.
relating to private corporations, was
the subject of considerable discus
sion. Further consideration of the
measure was deferred until Coun-
cilor Benner could be present.
Z. F. IS, relating TO the protection
OF irrigation companies, was passed
under a suspension of the rules.
ID. f. 70, relating to the election
OF officers Of irrigation companies
and prescribing their duties and
powers, was amended and passed.
On motion Of Booth the Council |
March s, II am.
The conference committee on c. !
+. 20, creating Grand County, de- |
seribing its boundaTiesanda ppoiDt-
ing its officers, recommended that
the House amendments be con-
CURED in. Adopted.
On motion Of Seegmiller the bill /
passed as amended by the House.
The committee on trade and manu-
lectures recommended the rejection
)I Z. +. IL, the Portland cement
Dill, and the adoption of II. f. 55,
which covers the requirements Of
he Council bill. Adopted.
Booth presented the following
claims for services rendered at the
Iwenty-eighth Legislative Session:
SEQ. Willis, $50. ID. NJ. Pratt, s..
B. F. Cummings, s.. Committee
IN claims.
{. f. %, Benner's University bill,
vas read the second time, amended |
md ordered reprinted.
Committee on statistics reported
avorably on II. F. %, creating a
bureau Of statistics. ADOPTED. The
MI was read the second time and
Committee on Territorial Library
'itered an amendment TO II. F. So,
elating TO the Territorial Library.
Adopted. The bill was read a second
ime and amended.
III. F. 50, the Portland cement
Ill, was amended and passed.
Booth, by unanimous consent, in
reduced G. +. 81, to encourage
manufacture and paying bounty
herelOr. Read the first time by its
Itle and ordered printed.
Hall, 10y permission, introduced
:. +. 81, prescribing rules and
equations for the execution Of
rust, and that all deeds and convey !
noes heretofore or hereafter exc
uted in any city in this Territory
its corporate name, of lands held
1 trust by the Mayor, are thereby !
alidated and confirmed, and to !
ave the same effect and operation
: though executed by the Mayor. !
Committee on municipal corpora
Ons and towns.
a recess was taken until > pm.