The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-09
THE HOUSE.

all TOMORROW.
THE HOUSE.
The committee on education reported on
G. F. "a, the school bill, recommending that
it be passed as amended. Allen presented
minority report, as follows:
"While l cheerfully endorse the adoption
of the amendments to c. F. "a, presented
by the committee on education, cannot
join in their recommendation for its pass
age. 1t is Objectionable in many features,
especially with regard to the qualifications
of electors, and would fail to reach the OBJ
iect desired by the people of the territory.
This is particularly true of the section TAX
ing up the question of city schools. AT the
proper stage of the bill amendments will be
presented to cure these defects''
THE ELECTION BILL.
The committee on elections reported
favoraby on H. F. 40, the election bill
Williams made minority report.
FISH AND CAME
The committee on fish and game reported,
recommending that the House concur in
the Council amendments. The amendments
were concurred in, and the bill again
passed.
The same committee reported back G. F.
20, the game bill, and recommended that it
be passed as amended.
THE BEE BILL.
The committee on agriculture reported
on G. f. ID, recommending that it be put
upon its passage.
UNIVERSITY LANDS.
The committee on memorials reported on
H M. l, asking Congress to allow the ter
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ommending that it be passed The memoir
ial was adopted.
FROM THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
The committee on judiciary reported on
@. f. IS, relating to probate procedure, re-
commencing that the bill be put upon its
passage. Adopted.
Also on Q. Z. Al, to the effect that the
House do not concur in the amendments
made. Thurman and Allen were named as
confereeS
Also on G. F. q, fixing the legal rate of
interest, with amendments, and the recon-
mendation that it be passed. Adopted.
Also on FL. f. "a, relating to marriage,
recommending that the House do not con
cur Adopted, and Melville and Kimball
were named as conferees.
Also on H. F. IS, equalizing transporta-
ton of coal over railroads, recommending
its rejection. Adopted.
sANPETE AND SEWER.
The committee on counties reported
favorably on the amendment offered to II.
f. 80, attaching a portion of Sewer county
to Sanpete county, and recommended that
the bill be passed. Adopted.
THE WORLDS FAIR
Mr.. Ferry (by consent) introduced H.
T. "a, providing for the appointment of
commissioners to the worlds fair Re
ferred.
THE DESERET UNIVERSITY.
He also introduced II. F. 81, bill to es-
tabllsh class of geology and mineralogy in
the Deseret university. Referred.
TO VALIDATE DEEDS
Mr.. Thurman introduced (by consent)
H. F. So, to validate certain deeds and
other instruments.
PROBATE PROCEDURE.
Also H. F. 81, amending the probate pro-
cedure act. Referred.
THE REVENUE LAW
II. F. y (snbstitute), amending the reve-
nue. law, then came up on it's third reading
1t was amended slightly and then passed.
ayes, Is; nays, 4.
THE CEMENT BILL.
The Council announced thatit had passed
H. f. So, to encouraged the manufacture of
native or Portland cement in Utah.
ON IRRIGATION COMPANIES.
The Council also announced that it had
passed with slight amendments H. + 70. in
relation to irrigation companies. The
amendments were concurred in and the bill
passed.
The Council also announced that it had
passed G. F. IS, to protect irrigation com
panies.
Referred.
ON GRAND COUNTY.
The amendments to c. F. 49, creating
Grand county, were concurred in by the
House.
THE ASYLUM BILL.
The Council also announced that il had
passed the Council bill in reference to the
asylum for the insane.
ON CITIES AND TOWNS
G. F. 35, in relation to the organization of
cities and towns, came up and was made
the special order for Z 30
THE SCHOOL BILL.
G. F. 81, the school bill, then came ND on
second reading.
Recess until 80.