The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-13


To Beaver county. 1,OO0 w
To Emery county LOCO co
To WaSatch county LUZ VI
To San Pete county IT, w r
To Box Elder county--------- 1,O0J 90
To IJin.ah county 1000 90
To summit county. l,OOO W
To Washington county 1880 90
To Cache county, LOU "
To Rich county 10 90 |
To 1Uab county -------------------- l,e0O w
TO Sewer county Observation-Disclosures 300 20 !
To Tooele county Observation-Disclosures $50 10
To Grand county 2G0J co
Grant Il. Smith for indexing laws of
For printing in pamphlet form 10000
indeAe or so many thereof as may
said MD amounts amounts to be drawn by the com
mittee, consisting OF D. Evans, j.
n. Kimball and NJ. F. Arnett, upon
The completion OF the works.
To W. Z. Raybould, stationery &C
smythe, Britton s Poore Co, docu-
| ment wrappers, House and Council 10 %
Snythe Brtton 81 Poore Co., blanks
and press work. 81 rs /
Washington county e-haf cost
maps for county assessor. aS4 81
Box Elder county. same--- 43 IS
Willard county, same 275 90
John Morris Co., stationery furnished
First court Provo 10 90
George D. Barnard 81 Co, records
/ furnished Jos. p. Bache, clerk Of
! supreme court aO Oh
George D. Barnard, legal blanks for
! Jos P. Baohe --------------------, % % !
Summit county, one-half cost maps
| for assessor and collector. 20 90
George d. Barnard s. Co.. banks and
| rt Ords for clerk, First district
.--... "a o.
Wells, Fargo s Co. S bank, interest
/ and cablegrams- 16t 90
| Thomas Fowler, sheriff Utah county,
services rendered, $50 at So per day 900 90
Anothony W WINS, assessor and col
| lector Washington county uncolleCt-
able delinquent taxes Observation-Disclosures 81 I'll
| George d. Barnard x Co. Steel filing
case for First district court $50 oc
Joseph y. Lyman, collector of Mil
lard county taxes RENTED by
county court of Willard county 1872 %
Nathan Faux. collector OF Sanpete
county, uncolectable territorial
Joshua r. Clark, assessor and col
lector Tooele county uncollcctable
O. I 4. Mcclure. freight advanced on 90 .
vault Innings CT So
! Drayage on 90
Star Printing company, printing and
s@ythe.S Britfon s PooTe, blanks, "
| postage and express charges 50 20
George D. Barnard & Co., Judgment
n fss5sa for district court Provo sssg
The John Morris company, Judgment
docket index, leather letters, for
clerk district court, Provo------.... 10 60
B. Bachman, jr., clerk district court,
Provo reminding and indexing ju-
| Martin S. Lindsay, Tor services rem
! dered as assistant enrolment clerk
| twenty-ninth session legislative as
| Sembly.- ..--------- 10 90
George c. Lambert, public printer,
printing dons during thirtieth ses-
| sion of legislative assembly 1856 35
Farley l.. Williams, for services rem
dered as advisor TO auditor of public
accounts and territorial treasurer in
relation to territorial business 800 90
| Deseret News company, for record of
OpiniOrS rppsTnr miuuta
three indexes furnished the clerk OF
the supreme cour Observation-Disclosures 80 %
For the purchase of law books for the
territorial library to be drawn upon
!, the order OF the chief justice OF Utah BOD 60
Jacob S. Foreman, salary school com
missioner, last quarter 1S90----.-..- 375 90
Il The moneys hereby appropriated for building
, and improvements OF the agricultural college at
Logan, TO wit. the sum OF A65.OiN shall be eX-
| pended by and under the direction of board OF
construction consisting of George ". Thatcher,
| Isaac d. Haines ana William Goodwin, who
shall each receive for their services the sum of
, 500, to be paid UPON the complet on OF the
builsing; sa board of construction shall each
give bond IN the sum OF $751; 90, to be approved
by the territorial auditor, and qualify by taking
their duties; such board shall elect cha rman,
and warrants for the money appropriated for
said building shall be drawn by the auditor of
public accounts upon the order OF such chair
man.
So much of section 1916, compiled laws of
Utah, 1888, as appropriates 10000 per annum TO
the Normal SCnO0l Is nereDV repealed.
All claims and bills for money appropriated
herein for the relief Of any and all persons
shall be fled with the auditor of public ac-
counts before warrants shall be drawn for
same
y The following balances upon the bosks of the
territorial auditor to the credit of the following
. funds, on December 81 1891, are hereby cam
celled, to wit:
( Insane asylum ...-S 2472. O9
n Reform school 169. Z.
o Agricultural college------....---- As
"a D. A. g. M society ------....... pa. sc
% Deseret university 75S. &c
? and the territorial auditor is hereby required
o to balance the same.
That out Of the first moneys IN the territorial
| treasury not otherwise appropriated from reve-
. nue. or from sale OF bonds shall first be paid
the amounts appropriated heron for the pay
| ment OF deficits eported by the various com
IS miSSi lners and directors of public institutions
2 Payments OF salaries or other expenses in
| Guided in this bill shall not be duplicated, if il
IS shall appear that they are covered by appro
priations made heretofore by special laws.
3 The clerk OF the supreme court is hereby
made ex-off1cio the territorial librarian, anC
there is hereby approprrted the sum Of Sl,G0
% for the years 1892 and 1893, to be drawn guar
tery.
This act shall take effect upon it's approval.
" ON REAssEMBLING
70 at II noon, the Council received a commu-
nication from the House announcing tbs
IN passage of the bonding bill with amend
" ments. The amendment making the amour
70 $3.50, 900 was accepted by the Council with
10 cut g dissenting vote, and u few minor
changes to conform to the increase were
;. also made. The bill passed by aunanimou.
~ vote of the councillors present.
AN OFFICE ABOLISHED.
70 Greaves presented bill abolishing tn,
Office of territorial librarian, aud providing
that the duties thereof should be imposed
~ on the clerk of the supreme court
passed under suspension OF the rules.
% 10. BARNETT FOR TREASURER
The governor announced that he had thu
20 honor of nominating Josiah Barnett to b.
territorial treasurer Referred to the com
- mittee on judiciary.
CONTINGENT EXPENSES.
* The committee on contingent expenses
reported the amount expended for steno
grapher's services, papers, stamps, etc
Is was S461.75, which was allowed.
THE HOUSE PASSES IT.
g The House announced it had consdere,
NJ ~ and passed the territorial librarian bill
70 BAsKIN VOTED FOR ANDERSON.
Baskin arose to a question of privilege
He had seen in THE HERALD, he said,
statement TO the effect that he had vote
W against the confirmation of James Ander
son for treasurer. This was a mistake
but was evidently unintentional, and b
merely called attention to it because An
derson was friend OF his.
m THE FACTS IN THE CASE
are these: When Evans made the motto
in executive session to confirm all the COY
ernors appointees, save Anderson an
co Allen, the ayes and nays were called, an
90 the record of the clerk shows as follows
Ayes-Baskin, Evans, Melville, McCui
ten, Peters, Greaves, Moran Noes
M Haynes and Glendinning. Mr. Baski
90 doubtless voted under misapprehensiol
but he is on record as stated in Tn