The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-21
THE COUNCIL.

The House announced that H. F. 81, re-
lating to the release of dover, had been
passed; also that H. F. IL, providing for the
assessing and collecting of taxes on transi-
tory herds, had been passed. The former
was referred to the committee on judiciary
and the latter to the committee on ways
and means. The House further announced
that Council amendments to sections and
8 of h. f. 10, the anti-cigarette bill, had
been concurred in, but that section 2, re-
lating to penalties imposed on minors for
using narcotics, had been rejected, and that
q conference committee was asked for.
Messrs. Seegmiller and Bryan were ap-
pointed on conference committee from the
Council.
TO REPAIR THE ROADS.
A petition was presented by Mr.. Lund
from ciJizens of Washington county, asking
that $1,000 be appropriated to repair the
roads, which had been seriously damaged
by recent floods. The petition was signed
by Isaac c. McFarlane and forty-five
others. Referred to the committee on
highways.
FOR COURT ROOM RENT.
MIR. Booth presented claim of So OPS for
rent OF Provo court house for the past two
years for use of First district court. Re-
ferred to committee On claims.
BONDS OF GUARDIANS
The committee on judiciary reported on
G. i. Sc, relating to bonds of guardians, and
G. Z. 81, providing for cases of detainer
where no justice court is in the precinct,
recommending their adoption, The COM
mittee also reported on G. E. IS, concern
ing injunctions, submitting a substitute
whlch'they recommended be adopted.
ON MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS.
The committee on municipal corporations
and towns reported on @. z. 81, relating to
charters and the duties of city officials.
also on c. F. IS, providing for the classifi-
cation, incorporation and government of
cities, recommending their passage.
DAMAGE BY ESTRAYs.
The committee on live stock reported on
G. z. IL, relating to damage done by
estrays, recommending its adoption when
certain amendments are prepared.
THE BIRD BILL.
The committee on agriculture reported
on G. Z. 3, the bird bill, and submitted a
second substitute.
The committee on printing reported that
G. f. Is and G. T. 16 (substitutes), had
been printed.
TIE FORT CAMERON MATTER.
The special committee appointed to visit
Fort Cameron made report of their in
vestigation recommending that the same
be purchased for the use of branch in
sane asylum.
On motion of G. C. Richards, further &C.
ton was postponed until next Monday, and
IN the interim 200 copies be ordered printed
THE BILLS PASSED.
G. FS36, relating to bonds Of guardians
was taken up on second reading. The rules
were suspended and the bill passed
G. f. 81, relating to trials in Justices
courts in case of forcible entry and de-
tainer, was taken up on second reading.
The rules were suspended and after minor
amendments the bill was read the third
time and unanimously passed.
/ RELATING TO INJUNcTIoNs.
The substitute for c. F. IS, relating tt
iinjunctions, was taken up and adopted
Pending third reading, the substitute was
ordered printed.
ORDERED PRINTED.
CT. 3, relating to the destruction o.
certain animals and birds, was taken III
and the substitute read. Pending thirC
reading the substitute was ordered printed
ON MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
c.. f. 81, supplementing and amending
the charters and defining, prescribing ant
regulating the powers, duties and govern
ment of cities of the first and second classes
was taken up on second reading. pending
which the reading was postponed until to
day.
The Council then adjourned and visited
the industrial training department of tn,
Salt Lake academy, inEaccordance with tn,
invitati on previously accepted.