Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-26

scented and referred tp the committee
on claims without reading.
A message from the governor an.
nounced that he had this day approved
II. :. NJ. No. ., relating to federal
buildings.
The committee on Reform School
recommended that $40 copies Of the
biaunial report OF the Institution be
printed. Adopted.
The committee on judiciary reported
Council concurrent resolution No. 3,
with an amendment, and recon-
monded It's passage. II relates to the
employment Of n clerk by each judic.
larry committee, who shall he at the
back anu call Of any other committee
when not employed by the Judiciary
committee. Adopted.
The COMMITTEES on municipal corpor.
ationa recommended the passage Of g.
4. No. ~, relating to the issuance OF
school bonds. Adopted.
The following bills were introduced:
BY Ferry: A bill TO amend section
No. 220s of the Compiled Laws u
Utph, lsss, 10 enable the county court
OF any county In the Territory 10 make
rulea and regulations In regard " herd
ing horses, cattle and sheep; bill for
MI act 10 authorize a sale Of the lands
donated for the benefit OF the Uni
veraity OF Utah; n bin for au act 10
amend section 2lO OF the Compiled
Laws VI Utnh Of lSsS, relating 10 the
removal Of county aeats; I'LL for an
act To attach n portion OF Wasalch
County 10 summit County; bill for
an act to amend chapter 2, volume .,
Compiled Laws OF Utah Of lsss, en-
titled Eau act compiling thv laws
regulating the incorporation oftrtiga'
ton companies," approved March 10,
1854.
by Nebelssr 4 Till for an sct to
amend section 3O41 Of the Compiled
Laws OF lsss.
BY Allen. A bill for an act for the
protection Of discharged employees.
II applies TO the boycott placed upon
discharged employees by railroads and
other corporations.
BY w. II. Irvine: a bill for an act
TO provide for printing aud distribut-
Ing ballots at public expense, and to
regulate voting In Territorial ant city
elections.
Mackey submitted u resolution pro-
viding that rule 20 he amended 10 as
to make II proper for member who
AAhN NuANh va AlNAh FlAt VI AhN
which prevailed 10 move for fucOnsid-
Grafton Oh the same day or succeeding
day.
Arnett wanted to amend 40 as TO
read, "on the same day or any sue.
ceeding day."
Ferry amended by inserting the
word "next," 80 as TO make II read,
'on the same or next succeeding day.
lfulluVa t.1au had :. uuaAEslt.a.uI Ils
wanted tho words, "hnd the motion
shall not bo renewed the same day"
Macley accepted all the amend.
ments, aud In thst form, which made
IL the same ~ the original, the resolu-
ton WAS adopted.
Sargent offered a resolution that when
blil Is reported back from the printer
that the clerk be authorized TO sub-ti.
tuto a true printed copy for the
original. Adopted.
The second reading OF bills was then
taken up.
The frst was n substitute for G.. Il.
No. ~, by Marshall, an act for a hill Ia
relation 10 the sale Of school bonds In
cities Of the FIRST class. The rules were
Suspended, the bill read for the third
tine aud placed on IT, final passage.
The vote ON It's adoption was unani-
nous,
The next was G. J.. No. II, n bill 10
pay the contingent expenses Of the
rhirtioth Legislature.
Mnckey wanted the blll rushed 10
Its final passage In order to expedite
matters, II being identical with RI. +.
No. ., which was passed by the House
last "Wednesday, ana explained that
unless the bill was adopted In the
House the President Of the Council
had stated that committee VI CON
ference would be appointed.
Sargent moved 10 table tho bill In
definitely, and met with a second nom
kinball, who did not think II wa any
VI the Prcsident's business what the
House did with II.
Sargenis amendment was lost.
Mackey's motion then prevailed by u
vote OF n ayes to . noes.
Council Concurrent Resolution No.
2, relating To the employment OF u
clerk for the judiciary committee, etc,
was lost, but not until aftoT wordy
wrangle, In which several amendments
were offered, and the proposed per
diem was reduced from s. n 81. Ar.
nett WAS positive that the committee
needed n clerk, while sargent was
equally ns positive that there WIS no
necessity for such AN appendage, that
II was "useless Expenditure" and
that the members should do the work
themselves. TIE wrangls lnsted for
thirty minutes, during which time the
Speaker got mixed up. Marshall made
a neat speech, Ferry chnrsc.
terlstic one, anu tho Speaker got
rullIaA fnls. n -.
II. +. No, II, ia bill for an act for
the protection OF bee culture and 10
repeal all laws In relation thereto"
was referred back to the committee,
the substitute offered by the committee
not meeting with the approval OF
Lawrence, who introduced the original
bin.
H. II. No. 90, by Kimhall, "a bill
for an act TO dispose Of persons charged
with crimo who shall escape indict.
mcnt on tho ground OF Insanity" was
passed. IL provides that whenever any
person charged with crime shall have |
indictment or shall have been |
acquitted on any criminal charge, upon |
trial, on the ground OF insanity,or who |
may become insane while serving a
term OF imprisonment under cOnvlc. |
ton on n criminal charge, n proper In. |
CURRY into the facts shall be- made and |
II insanity In any degree continues,
the proper authorities shall order such |
person Into safe custody and to be sent
to the Territorial Insane Asylum,
there to remain In close confinement |
and under strict surveillance until he
Or she shall recover or shall otherwise
DO discharged by law. The expenses