The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-24

the statutory right or redemption
should be extended to twelve months
in all future cases, and that trust
deeds should not be exempted, and
herewith report bill (H B. so ex-
pressing that view, entitled "An, act
fixing the time for the redemption of
real property sold on execution, fore
closure or trust deed sales with the
recommendation that it pass.
TAX REDEMPTION.
The committee also reported back
H. B .13 relating to the redemption Of
land sold for taxes, with a substitute
to be numbered 81. Filed for the
third reading.
EARLY ASSESSMENTS.
The committee also recommended
that H. B. %. McBride's bill to let as
sessments be made in time to catch
transient sheep herds, be referred to
the committee on ways and means.
Adopted.
MAYORS PRO TEN.
H. B. 81, allowing city councils to
elect mayors pro tenn, was recommend
ed to pass.
The ways and means committee re-
ported back r. B. AZ, for the payment
of jurors, ETC., with recommendation
for passage.
RICH COUNTY REVENUES.
The committee also reported back II.
B. "a to amend the revenue laws so
that Rich county might pay for its
court house.
TO THE ASYLUMS.
The committee on insane asylum re-
ported that the train for Provo will
leave the Rio Grande Western depot
at a. m on Saturday Approved.
HERDING AND BRANDING.
H. B. So. Tolton introduced bill to
amend the laws relating to herding and
branding of cattle for the appointment
of an inspector of cattle shipped. Com
mittee on live stock
BEFOULING WATERS.
H. B. S. johnson presented NV re-
quest. bill to regulate the herling of
cattle and sheep so that streams may
not be befOuled. Committee on live
stock.
TO PROTECT EMPLOYEES.
H. B. rs. Warner presented a bill to
protect employees and laborers in their
claim for wages, by making all other
claimants or lien holders serve notice
of foreclosure.
Varian wanted a new order of bus,
ness for the reception of MESA ger.
from the Governor and the Council
rlght after motions and resolutions.
Carried.
Powers bill to allow per cent to
iaporers on delinquent wages was read
the second time and referred RI conn
mittee on private corporati..ns The
1ull text Of the bill will be found in
another column.
II. b 80, was taken up for third
reading. This is the bill Introduce Nv
Alien by request for the recording of
title notes. which WAS 81 down on nv
the committee on judiciary which re-
ported as fotlows:
Ihe committee are of the opinion
enal generally the purchaser of per
sGnal property can protect himself
WIN the exercise of proper prudence
ana caution, and that the advantages
II any-to be gained by law as pro
posed, are more than balanced nv tba
llldny disadvantages and the heavy
expenses to be imposed on vendors.
Inc Dill was killed by an unani-
nous vote, after Messrs. Powers and
Allen mad stated the objections to it.
uhat 1t would make a great deal of ex.
pense. % Ga
H. B. 81, by Allen, to restore the
control of elections to the county
courts, the full text OF which will he
found in another column, was made
the special order for today.
LIQUOR LICENSES.
H. B. 30, by Tolton by request. which
was reported back by the judiciary
committee as follows:
Mr.. Speaker-A majority of vo1r
committee on judiciary having dulv
considered H. B. No. 35, amending sec
ton 215S Compiled laws of Utah. reIat-
ing to liquor licenses, beg leave to re-
port as follows: That in the opinion
OF the committee it is not wise to at
this time interfere with general laws
regulating liquor licenses, and there
fore the committee recommends that
the bill be not passed." was taken up
and killed by an unanimous vote.
INIPECUNIOUS PARTIES.
H. B. Al, to help impecumious per-
sons to make an appeal by TRANSCRIPT
ing notes of stenographer for him, was
taken up and passed unanimously.
Allen gave notice that he would move
a reconsideration today, as he has an
Idea that he sees an objection to the
bill.
IRRIGATION COMPANIES.
H. B. 49, by Johnson, the passage of
which was recommended by the jul
dietary committee, was taken up. John
son said that the bill was to make the
present law entirely clear on the mat
ter of assessment in irrigation COM
panies and save expense The bill
passed by all but Mason and Hatch
voting in the affirmative.
Adjourned at $3.50.