The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-28
The Council.

The Council
In the absence of President King, Coun-
cilior Lund took the chair.
COMMUNICATIONS FROM TIE HOUSE.
The House reported the passage of G. f.
TO, providing for uniform system of pub
lie schools; G. F. 8, for the government of
building and loan associations; G. F. 6,
providing for liens Of mechanics and 9TH
ers; c. +. 81 creating board of eQualiza-
ton and prescribing their duties, all with
amendments, which were laid over till
Monday; also H. T. 63, relating to costs in
criminal cases; Il. f. SO, regulating fees
of sheriffs and marshals; both
referred to committee on judiciary.
Also H. f. 81, relating to duties of city
treasurer, referred to committee on cor
porations and towns; A.. F. 81, to make
valid certain instruments now on record
which may have been effectively executed,
referred to judiciary; and H. Z. IS, tc at
tach part of Kane to Garfield county,
which was sent to the committee on
counties.
PETITIONS.
BY Haynes, of L. S. Hills and thirty
seven others, asking that the time in
which actions may be begun on judgments,
contracts, ETC.. be extended. Read and re-
ferred to the committee on judiciary.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The judiciary reported on c. F. IS, ex-
tending the bounty sugar, recommending
lis passage on the ground that the law of
1890 appropriated a certain amount of
money for that purpose, as the factory al
ready established was erected on the faith
OF that law, and as it did not
begin to produce until 1891, the
bounty already granted should be
extended through the next two years
/ The difference in the law proposed and the
one now on the books, is that, if the fac
! to secure the whole Of the appropriation
an opportunity will be afforded in 1893 tC
make enough to entitle the factory to claim
$50, 900.
Also on G. F. So, a bill to fix the
time for electing members of the legisla
lature, which was considered ana passed.
g. Z. 45, relating to condemnation o.
right of way for irrigation bitches, etc.
was read and passed.
Also Il. Z. 81, to amend section 4543 re
lating to gaming, was reported back witt
| II. Z. 49, bill to amend sections 1914 Il
1909, both Of which were rejected.
NoTARIEs PUBLIC.
H. F. No. Sc, as follows, was passed.
] D.
territory shall affiX TO all acknowledgment
taken and certified by them according t
the laws of this territory, the date OIL
which their commissions expire.
"Sec. 2. Any notary public violating tn
provisions of this act is guilty of a misde
meanor."
H. f. IS, to amend sections 1857 and 1896
laws OF 1888, was read the second time.
LIVE STOCK.
H F. GO, amending section 220S of tn
laws of 1890, was reported for passage.
ENROLMENT.
The committee on enrolment reporte
c. F. 81, regulating justices fees, and c. I
-, giving mayors veto power in cities c
first and second class, as correctly enrolle
) and forwarded to the governor.
CLAIMS
l Of J. ]. Duke, SIP; of Gus Lundburs
SLIGO: of w. T. Cahoon, 5000; of jaime
: McGhie, $50, were reported back and r.
: iected, MIR. Haynes voting to allow all bill
: NEW BILLS.
c. F. No 90, by Evans, providing for IL
= Office of attorney general for the territor,
G. f. No. 9S, by Haynes, fixing time II
Z; commencing actions, were both referred
! the judiciary committee.
THIRD BEADING.
e H. F. No ~, relating to justice of Il
r peace in cities and amending sections IL
s and 1890 and repeating secClon 1871, W;
: passed; also G. Z. No. 65, reducing nun b,
! of city aldermen TO four in cities of THU
class.