The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-15

Thurman, in making the presentation to the
Speaker and the latters response were ordered
spread upon the minutes.
THANKS TO THE SECRETARY.
On motion of Mr.. Allen, the thanks of the
House were voted to the Hon. Elijah Sells
secretary of the territory, for favors received.
TRIAL OF CIVIL ACTIONS.
H. F. S. relating to the place of holding civil
actions, was returned from the Council
amended The amendments were eoncurred in,
and the bill passed.
A COUNCIL BILL REJECTED
The committee on judiciary returned C. F. a.
relating to the estates of decedentS, recommend
ing that it be rejected. Adopted.
THE HOUSE DOES NOT CONCUR.
c. F. d, providing for the custody of commits
S1onerS' records, was returned by the governor
to the Council, with certain amendments. The
Council adopted the amendments, but the House
refused TO concur-ayes, z; noes g.
THE BOND BILL LAW
The Council informed the House that the gov
ernor had approved the territorial bond bill.
THE HOUSE DOES CONCUR.
The House concurred in the Councils adop-
ton OF the amendments suggested by the gov
ernor to c. F. "a, relating to fugitives from JUS
tice, and the bill again passed.
The Council announced that it had passed
with amendments, H. F. 81, the appropriation
bill. The bill was referred to the committee,
who reported that they had agreed on all the
amendments and recommended that the House
concur. The amendments were read at length,
and the bill passed, Pierce Wood and Allen
voting no.
1t is as follows:
Section BE it enacted by the governor and
Legislative Assembly of the territory of Utah
That the following sums of money are hereby
appropriated out of the territorial treasury not
otherwise appropriate for the purposes herein
after expressed:
1-For salary of auditor of public &C
counts for the years 1S90iand 1891 ---S4, 800 90
2-For salary of territorial treasurer
for the years 1890 and 1891 1850 90
3-For salary of territorial commits
sloner of district schools the years
1890 and 1900 90
4-For salary of the territorial libra
rian for the years 1890 and 1891, pro-
v1ded that this compensation shall
include all the incidental expenses
connected with the librarians office 500 90
5-For rent of rooms for the auditor
and treasurer, Sealer of weights and
measures and recorder of marks and
brands for the years 1890 and 1sal--.- s,4Oo 90
6-For incidental expenses of the of
fceS OF auditor OF public accounts
sealer of weights and measures and
recorder of marks and brands for the
years 1890 and 1891, or so much there
of as may be necessary ----- $50 90
For incidental expenses of the
office of territorial treasurer, for the
years 1890 and 1891, or so much there
of as may be necessary $50 90
S-For Incidental expenses of the
office of territorial commissioner of
district schools for the years 1890 and
$50 90
9-For services of clerk of the First
Judicial district court for the years
1890 and 1891 ---------- 1900 90
10-For services of clerk of the Second
Judicial district court for the years
1890 and 1891 ------ 1900 90
11-For services of clerk of the Third
district court for the years 1890 and
1891; Provided That the amounts
specified in items 9, 10 and IL shall
be in in lieu of all fees not allowed
said clerks by law in territorial Grim
inal cases 1900 90
2-To pay deficiency of witness and
Cjurors IN territorial criminal cases for
$780, as reported by court commits
Sioner, as follows:
To First judicial district, Provo di-
vision, to be drawn on the iorder of j.
W. Turner -=-.-.- 7,l3s So
To First judicial district, Ogden di-
vision, to be drawn on the order of
Joseph Stanford -5----- 3,1l2 90
To Third judicial district to be drawn
ON the order of George d Pyper 2,4o6 SO
13-For payment of witnesses and ju-
rorS and photographic reporters in
territorial criminal cases in the dis
trict courts of this territory for the
years $780, and 1891, or so much thereof
aS may be necessary; Provided that
the above amounts shall be drawn
by the court commissioners upon
vouchers duly authenticated for ser
vices in territorial civil and criminal
cases, and for witnesses and phono-
graphic reporters in criminal cases in
which the territory is liable, as re-
CURED by law Observation-Disclosures 5000 90
14-For the expenses of the territorial
insane asylum for the years 1890 and
1891, one-half to be drawn in 1890 and
one-half in 1891 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT $4,000 90
decomposition territorial insane asy-
lum $4,000 90
16-Territorial reform school 5000 90
ITO the Agricultural college for the
purposes designated in the report of
its board of directors, or so much
thereof as may be necessary, one half
to be drawn in 1890 and half to be
drawn in 1891, to be drawn on the
order of the board of trustees 5000 90
Current expenses, years 1890 and
- 1891 1900 90
1S-To the Deseret Agricultural and
Manufacturing society to pay defic-
lency incurred in the erection of fair
DullulngS
To the Deseret Agricultural and Man
ufacturing society, for the purpose of
erecting additional fair buildings 40
cord1ng to the plans and Specifica-
tons adopted by the board of direc-
tors or so much thereof as may be
necessary, to be drawn on the order
OF the board of directors, one-half of
said amount to be drawn in 1890 and
- one half to be drawn in lS9l---.-- 9,l07 AZ
ITO 5. Z. Whitaker, for services as
minute clerk of the House for the
Twenty ninth session - 300 90
20-To John II. Vaughan for services
during the Twenty ninth session $50 90
2l-To NJ w. Mansfield assessor and
collector of Piute county for relief on
account Of delinquent taxes for 1887
and 1855 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS Ga
22-To A. e. Merriam, assessor and col
lector of Sanpete county, for relief on
account of delinquent taxes Tor 1888
=, and 1889; -------.------- "a SIS
23-To William ]. Clarke, for fees as
clerk OF the supreme court of the ter
rltory of Utah, in territorial criminal
cases for the years 1888 and 1889. no so
24-To A. Milton Musser for services
acting as fish commissioner for Utah
territory for 1885 and ISS9 ZOO On
25-To Gilbert r. Belknap, sheriff of
Weber county, for attendance on the
district court of the First Judicial dis
trict by order of said court 800 DAYS
during the years 1888 and 1889, at So
per day ----,---.--,.-. $50 90
$50 Thomas Fowler, sheriff of Utah
county, for attendance on the district
court of the Firt Judicial district by
order of said court. 220 days in the
years 1888 and 1882 at So per day 666 90 |
ITO Jesse Baldwin, sheriff OF Beaver
county, for attendance ON the Second
district court, by order of said court
al days during the years 1883 and
1889, at % per day 4o3 10 |