The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-25

lam Howard and thirty three others, h. l..
RoSers and eighteen others, J. J. Thayne
and eighteen others, w. w. Crawford and
fifty-fiv others, w. G. Petty and fifty
six others, James X. Ferguson and thirty
two others. all of Emery county, asking
for appropriations to open Straight canon
and repair Soldier canon, in Emery county.
Referred.
sPRINGvILLE's CHARTER.
Mr.. Wood also presented the petition of
Alexander Robertson and ninety-six others,
citizens of Springville, asking the assem-
bly, to so amend the charter of Springyille
as to cause the next municipal election to
be held on the second Tuesday in Febrl-
arv, 1892, and biennually thereafter. The
municipal elections under the existing law
are held in August, and the petitioners say
they find it very inconvenient, as that time
of the year is very busy one with the
great number of people away from their
homes in that month, who are home in
February. Referred.
TO PROSPECT FOR WATER.
Mr.. Melville presented petition from
resident of Willard county, asking an APP
preparation to enable them to prospect for
artesian water. Referred.
FROM THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Thurman, from the judiciary COM
mittee, reported on G. F. 25, bill author
izing estates of decedents and minors to be
leased or mortgaged, recommending that ii
be amended in certain particulars.
Adopted
On G. F. sc, relating to probate proceed
ure, recommending that the bill be placed
upon its passage. Adopted.
| On G. F. 81, relating to trials of actions
| inc lin hot he
passed as amended Adopted
On H. F. 6, H. F. SO and G. F. S, in rela-
tion to the liquor traffic, offering substi-
tute therefor. Substitute was adopted ano
read the first time.
CLAIMS ALLOWED.
Mr.. Greer, from the committee on claims
reported favorably on the claims of Kelly
& Co. and the Beseret NelUs company
Adopted.
| THE LIEN BILL.
Mr.. Thurman also reported on H. F. 50
ranchmen, vern-keeper and others ieI
bill-recommending that it be placed upo1
its passage. Adopted.
A HOUSE BILL REJECTED.
The Council announced that it had re
iected III. F. 43, incorporating a new sec
ton in the code of civil procedure.
TO AMEND THE CRUELTY TO ANIMALS LAW
By request of MIR. Ferry, Mr.. Kimbal
presented bill amending section 4773 o
the compiled laws by striking out iron
said section on page 653, volume 2, the fol
owing words, cor fowl or Bird" whereve
they occur in that section. Referred.
RAFT OF BILLS FROM PIERCE.
Mr.. Pierce presented H F. 60, relatin
to probate procedure.
Mr.. Hammond presented H. f. 81, bill
to amend the amend the law in relation
division fences.
Mr.. Pierce presented H F. GO, BIZ
creating public administrators and definin
their duties.
Mr.. Pierce presented H. F. So, bill re
: quiring notaries public to atfix to thei
signatures on Acknowledgements the dat
their commission expires.
Mr.. Pierce presented H. F. GA, bill
relation to revenue.
ISSUING INJUNCTIoNS.
The Council conveyed the informatio
that it had passed G. F. 2S, in reference
Issuing iniunclions.
SECOND READING OF BILLS,
G. F. Sc, in relation to giving of bonds b
guardians.
c. F. 81, relating to the trials of action
L in Justices courts for forcible entry and d
: tainer, giving such courts concurrer
: jurisdiction with district courts wheneve
o the amount is under $500. The rules wel
then suspended and the bill passed.
: MADE SPECIAL ORDER FOR TO DAY
t H. F. 45, uthe railway condemnation bill
O was made special order for to day.
r ATTACHING WINTER QUARTERS.
n H. T. Sc, attaching Winter Quarters pr
s cinct to Emery county, was passed. 1t take
f effect upon its approval, and there is pr
: vision that all litigation now pending sha
be prosecuted to completion as though Il
e act had not been passed.
- MAY BE MoRTGAGED OR LEASED.