The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-27

substitute for the bill relating to trade
marks went through Lund's bill reg
ulating the sale Of intoxicating liquors
also passed.
The session of the House was marked
with the heaviest amount of business
that has been known since the session
began. Very little real work was ac-
complished, however. as only three of
the fifteen bills on the calendar were
disposed of. These were the bill to ex-
empt land watered from reservoirs, a
bill allowing counties to levy special
taxes and the bill to encourage sur
gerry. Several very important bills
were presented and placed on the cal
endar
The proceedings were as follows:
The Council.
Council convened at p. m.
Taylor presented claim of the Star
Printing, company.
Seely presented the claim of S. ].
Hardness. also of L. McLane
Hart presented the claim of Cache
county for Sis for certain maps; also
for S1,466.S0 for expenses in criminal
prosecution.
All were referred to the committee
or claims.
FROM THE COMMITTEE.
The committee on counties recon-
mended that c. B. 1O1, to classify coun-
ties and providing for salaries of coun-
ty officers, with amendment be passed
The committee on memorials to Con-
gress recommended that c. J. NJ f.
asking Congress that the time be
extended for proving up on desert
claims be passed.
Also c. ]. NJ. 6 and c. ]. NJ. 8 in re-
lation to the use of the Woman's In
dustrial home for a hospital for woIn-
en-, with the recommendation that the
former pass and that the later be re-
jected.
The committee on live stock reported
H. 3. 80, providing for the disposal of
estrays, and recommend that it be
passed with the amendments attached.
Also Q. B. IS, to amend section . of
an act eititled AN act to prevent
cruelty to animals, recommending that
II be passed with amendments.
The committee on elections reported
G. B. So, an act authorizing the regis
tration Of and defining the uualiflca-
tons of electors and regulating the
exercise of the elective franchise
3 recommending that it be passed with
amendments
The committee on manufacturers
Recommend the passage of H B. SO in
rr1Anation to silk culture This bill is for
purpose Of the encouragement of
iik production and paying bounties
@therefor
The committee on ways and means
reported c. 3. 81 in relation to revenue
and further defining the duties of
county courts, with the recommends
lion that X be passed.
Also c. B. SO, for an act authorizing
tho md frao
deputies and recommended that it be
put upon its passage.
The committee on ways and means
also reported G. 3. 81 to provide for the
assessing and collecting of taxes and
recommended that 1t be rejected.
Also H. B. 43, repeating chapter 1s
of the session laws of 80 relating 10
bounty for destruction of birds and
wild animals recommending that it be
passed.
Also H. c. r. 3, authorizing the
auditor to furnish $50 copies of the
compiled laws TO county courts, on ap-
plication, with amendments recon.
mending that it be passed with amend
ments Adopted.
The committee on highways reported
substitute for c. 3. Sc, for an act tc
amend an act relating to poll tax
FROM THE GOVERNOR.
message from the governor an.
nounced that he had approved the act
TO amend an act entitled IAN act r.
amend sections 1761, 1890 and 1871 com.
piled laws of So, relating to the cleo.
ton of justices Of the peace in cities.
Also c. j. NJ. 2, a memorial to Con.
greSs praying for the preservation OF
certain lands in the Uintah reserva.
ton.
Also c. B. %. an act to amend chan.
ter u. volume of the compiled laws
of IS entitled procedure of probate
courts in the settlement of estates and
guardianship"
Also an act amending subdivision
of section 1855 of the compiled laws OF
IS.
FIRST READING.
c. 3. los, by Taylor, providing for q
lessons lien, holding the property of :
tenant until he pays his rent.
c. B. 10, by Booth, of Salt Lake. ar
act reserVlng exception to overruline
dem arrers and motions for non-slIits
G. B. III, also by Booth. of Salt Lake
bill for an act to validate instrument.
on record that have defective acknowI
Judgements.
c. J. NJ. Z. by Booth, of Provo. respect
ing woman suffrage.
II. B. SO. substitute for H 3. A. ar
act for the encouragement of the nro
duction of the sugar beet and payins
b0unties therefor
Booth. of Provo, was called tc the
chair and President Breeder introduced
c. B. 1l2 amending the laws relating Il
the redemption of tax sales. Thi:
strikes out the provision requiring sher
III to exhaust personal property before
attaching real estate
c. B. ll3, by Breeder, to amend sec
ton g. chapter a. session laws of 1892
cutting down advanced docket fees
from SO TO s..
Hart asked that Seaman be excused
on account of unavoidable absence
Granted.
Booth. Of Provo, asked that the mes
senger be excused on Tuesday. Grant
ed.
WORLDS FAIR APPROPRIATION
H B. 102. in respect to an appropria
ton to defray the expenses incurred BY
the Utah exhibit at the Worlds fair
was the special order of the day
Booth, of Provo, moved to strike OF,
the words per cent and insert pf.l
cent. III lieu thereof Carried Taylol
moved to strike out the word sJanu
ary'' and insert the word April il
line 3. section 2 and to strike out th,
remainder Of that line and insert tn,
words land payable Jan. 1, 1885,
Williams said if this bill was paid al
should be paid that was legitimatel,
due. AS the bill stood ii would elimi
nate the interest for three months H,
novel to insert the amount of tn,
debt with interest. in lieu Of the amour
as ii now stood-$59. 557 25.
Booth, Of Provo, said if the bill was
legitirHatesy due he would be in favor
Of paying it, but we were not legally
bound to pay dollar of it. He doubt
ed whether we were morally bound tt