The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-04

appointment of women on certain
boards of public Institutions.
FOR SCHOOL PURPOSES.
The committee on memorials reported
! favorably upon G. J. NJ. 2 by Hart,
Ipetiticning that the lands of the agri-
cultural college and state university,
state normal schools and schools of
mining be reserved out of the Uintah
preservation.
Williams moved that the rules be
suspended and the memorial be placed
upon its final passage. Carried. A
! lengthy discussion followed on the
words. whereas, the delay in conferr-
ling statehood upon Utah has rendered
the undisposed lands less valuable, =
some taking the stand that the phrase
ology was of a partisan nature. The
author of the bill disclaimed any such
intention. Seaman moved to amend by
striking out the passage considered Gb-
! jectionable. Carried
! The memorial was passed by an
unanimous vote
The Council adjourned at 1920, and
Will reconvene at 2 p. m. Monday.
House.
The House was called to order at 2
p. m. by Speaker Emery.
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ing were read, corrected and approx
MEMBERS EXCUSED.
Mcbride was excused until Tues
day.
Monson was excused for the day.
Powers was excused until Wednes-
day and paired off with Mason.
DougaH presented petition from
the people of Springville asking for the
! passage Of the act in relation to be-
fouhng waters. Wines presented one
from citizens of American Fork of the
same nature. Referred.
REPEAL OF THE MEDICAL Law.
Stoker presented a petition signed
! by a great many citizens of Davis
county asking for the repeal of all
medical laws on account of the re-
| striction now placed on the people by
tieing them down to one system. They
! believe the malpractice laws are suffic-
/ lent to protect the people. Referred.
WINS presented the claim of L. G..
Hardy for collecting additional taxes
added by the territorial board Of
equalization, amounting to $1,462. Re
ferred.
Clark presented the claim of Sewer
county for $2,576.35 for expenses of
criminal prosecution; and one for
$500 for assessors maps furnished.
Referred.
DIVISION OF THE FUND.
The committee on contingent ex-
/ penses reported that the committee
had apportioned the fund, $500, for the
House and $500 for the Council. Some
of the members wanted to know where
the other $500 of the fund had gone
and the report, in McBride's absence,
was laid on the table
FISH AND GAME.
asked that 1000 copies of the report
OF fish and game commissioner be
printed. Nebeker wanted to know
| what was the necessity for so many,
Mckay said it had been asked by the
commissioner. Allen thought there are
a great many fishermen who would
! like the report. Tolton thought that
df the report would be good for bait,
| the number asked would be necessary.
Stanford thought the report would
make good family reading. Hubbard
moved that 1000 copies be printed.
Carried and report adopted.
ON A NON-PARTISAN BASIS.
H. B. 50, Powers presented his bill,
on the police and fire departments,
a, complete synopsis of which was given
in Thursdays Herald, and it was re-
ferred to the committee on municipal
corporations.
TOWN POUNDS.
H. B. 80. Hatch introduced a bill to
allow the president of the board of
trustees in towns to take paths and to
make town pounds for estray animals.
Committee on municipal corporations.
TO CHECK CITY COUNCILS.
| II. B. 81. Stanford introduced a. bill
! to prohibit city councils from altering
grades without being petitioned so 20
do by the people, and prohibiting the
/ passage of a sprlnkling ordinance
without allowing the people a voice
Committee on municipal corporations.
EXPERIMENT STATIONS.
C. j. NJ. ?, asking for the setting
aside of lands in the Uintah and I'm
| compahgre reservations for aggeicul-
tural experiment stations, was referred
to the committee on memorials.
JOHNsONS MORTGAGE BILL.
H b IA, Johnson's bill to tax mort
cages and trust deeds, came up for
third reading and was laid over as the
special order for next Thursday at g
p. m.
SURVEY OF COAL LAND.
H. J. NJ 49, relating to the survey of
coal lands was returned to the House
as amended in the title. Amendment
concurred in.
NOT CONQUERED IN.
H. B, 40 and 46 came back with amend
ments to the titles and on motion of
Allen the amendments were not con-
CURED in.
Adjourned at p. m.
Notes.
varian didn't do any bulldozing yes
terday.
Committee meetings now are being
held at all times
Mckay made his maiden speech on
the contingent expense bill
Tie successful bidder for the print
| ing has taken up the duties of the
office.
Powers police and fire bill is at
tracing a great deal of favorable COM
ment
There will probably be some dis
putes in the matter of titles. of bills
between the two houses.
One or two of the members from
the COW counties are given to whistling
Comrades and After the Ball.