Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-19


The committee on claims aud public
accounts reported back the claim Of j.
5. Foreman Tor 5000 for services rem.
defed ~ Territorial attorney aud rec.
Ommunded that $40 be allowed.
The claim Of &. q. iDvelnnd, sheriff
u WeOer county, Tor $40, services in
criminal cases, and OF josiah Tufts
Tor Sl76, Is, we're both reported back
iavOfably nud sent TO committee on
appropriations.
The claim Of Joseph Stanford for s2j
expenses IA court commissioner was
uisNllowud, and the claim Oi Llrpnzo
Clark aud JAuIea johnson fOr s3j7. 90
fur services In resisting suit against
school lands, was rejected.
the committee Uii counties reported
back petition |, and IL. +. 80, relating
10 removal Of county seats, which were
gClI second tlnio aud He'd Tor passage.
The committee ON penitcutiary aud
reform school returned the rtIort OF
eN.Watdcn kesslrr, aud Il was referred
TO committee on appropriations.
The live stock committee recon.
mended tho rejection Of IL. +. ~, aud
that II. n. 81, rotating 10 estrays ami
dlspoanl VI the same, be put upon IT,
passage. In lieu thereof the bill was
read n second time aud iilel.
&. +. 10, providing a system Of fee
schools for Utah, was reported upon
iavOtably from the committee on cd
ucation AMI FLED for third reading.
II, II. 20, relating 10 the adulteratlon
Of article, Of food, was flied for third
reading aud passage.
&. i. 80, providing for the collection
Of taxes In incorporated towns, was
reported back To be put upon lts pas.
sage.
G. j. NJ. . was reported favorably 10y
Nehokcr This relates TO the forbid
ding OF polygumy In all the StAtos, ant
asking for an amendment 10 tho m.
tiOnnl Constitution TO that effect.
Petitions from citizens Of Lehi,
Spring city, Park CITY and Glendale,
asking Tor an appropriation Tor the
Worlds Fair exhibit, aud resolution
from the Chamber of Commerce were
read and referred to the committee on
Worlds Fair.
The report Of the Joint committee,
which conferred with like committee
from the CITY Council relative TO tho
transfer Of a tract Of land ON Capitol
I'M by the city TO tho Territory TO be
used Rs the site for an executive man
sion, was received aud It's acceptance
recommended.
Tho following new bills were Intro.
duced aud referred:
II. Il. 81, by kimball, bill for an
not nnenuing section l7a9 " the Com.
piled Laws OF Utah, 1855, relating to
city treasurer aud his duties.
II. i. 90, by Adams, q bill for AN act
to amend srotions 10 ana l5 of chapter
30, session laws OF 1890, relating to
liens for mechanics anu Others.
II. +. 9S, by Pike, n bill Tor nm act to
provide for tho education OF bind
children,
II. Il. 90, by Arnett, bill for an act
providing for escspement shafts M
coal mlnes operated within the Terri
tory ri Ulah,
II. +. D6 by Allen, by request, pro.
vidus that the governor, with the ad
Vice and consent OF the Council, shall
employ suitable person, who shall be-
designated Ms n commissioner OF
antiquity. His duties shall be tupon
Ming q bond in the sum Of 100000 TO
make dilligent search IN all portions nj
the Territory Tor relics Of a prehistoric
ralr, geologicslspecimons or specimen
Of whatsoever nature he may deem
valuable an clrl0sities or Of interest 10
tho scientist. All such collections
shall hH sent to the territorial Librarian,
and on consent OF the governor may he
exhibited atthe Worlds FAIR in 1893
Tho following bills passed.