Show C I 1 DAY of the L eg 1 OF UTAH TERRITORY closing Noveme litS of both departments AND GARE BILL I 1 the vetoes abid approvals FAIR GROUNDs aarno animated discussion on a number of I 1 allowed special to tnt I 1 ibe following communication was drafted in the city council last night and to day presented in the house A very interesting discussion took place on the adoption of the tion sevell of the was time to retrench on the appropriations made the speaker stated yesterday that enough apar privations had already beon made to more than exhaust the borrowing capacity of the territory and they were therefore not in favor of making further appropriations for this purpose others alleged that appropriations had been made for almost all purposes to all parties except the farin t er and consi derea that be being the bone and sinew of every commonwealth should receive bis share from the territorial orial appropriations ron the governor and legislature Legisla tire assem I 1 bly of the Temi fory of clah 1 I 1 am directed by a select committee of the city council of 1 salt lake city consisting of mayor F armstrong and aldermen W W rit efthos er Thos IV ebber W S mccornick james sharp and geo D F aper to offer and tender to the Tern tory of utah in behalf of the city of salt luke under the condition 6 limitations arid restriction hereinafter named the following described lands and prem sea to be used and devoted to the erection of permanent territorial or 1 state fair buildings to wit I 1 i all of block 25 plat B of salt e I 1 ian the me agg and do sign ted the 1 en ward square I 1 f I 1 city the said conditions limi eions and restrictions to be as 4 follows viz 1 acceptance by the governor 1 and assembly of the designated and the trust erem conferred 1 2 the of one dollar 3 that t a sum oft lv u n ty and dollars be ap a te d bv the governor and legislative of the territory and be expended in the years 1983 and 1889 for the erection of territorial or state fair gail dings and for the improvement of said land 4 that such buildings and land be I 1 used exclusively for Territorial forstate fair purposes 5 that the portion of the ground not actually devoted to buildings as aforesaid be improved and cultivated as a public park 6 that whenever the purposes for which the proposed nit isma d a shall cease ou t arid said ground ceases to be for territorial or state fair purposes as it i ro hen the proposed trust cease and the gant become absolutely void and of no effect and said lands revert to the grantor on the acceptance of the trust bere in proposed and of the conditions thereof ax the governor and tive assembly of the territory of utah the mayor of said city will be authorized to execute a proper deed of con betance of edid described premises to y of utah very r fully I 1 ie R M WELLS cit y recorder SALT LAZE CITY march 7 it was referred W the committee on agriculture with to draft a bill covering the ground f the com muni cation A lively debate Is ex pecked when the report of the com cittee and the bill are presented just after the introduction of the above communication mr moyle asked leave and received permission to introduce it new bill 11 F of the charter of the D A 21 society which proposes to give the legislative assembly the right to elect directors for the above named institution the bill was read the first and second time and filed for third daring the discussion clr allen raised the objection that the legislative assembly had no power tu int with private co apor actions mr moyle said that the first board of directors of this society were elected by the legislative assembly and he thought it would not be infringing upon the rights of this society to do so again I 1 SCHOOL BILL an animated discus don took place in tb council today to day on the motion to adopt the report presented by the 1 on education rejecting the education bill and offe ring a tute the substitute provides that the funds accruing from school taxa tion should be distributed alike to dis brict schools or any private that may be the liberal member marshall wandered off on religion and the evils associated with the teaching of sectarian principles in schools receiving any portion of the school funds carlisle replied at length showing it to be unjust to compel citizens to pay taxes lot the support of ticho olit from chish no bentile ben tilt which could I 1 they children to the district a hoos I 1 h to many was object tio and therefore favored tile substitute as a measure more juit than the report was adopted and the itule bordered printed this will doubtless have a tendency to kill the will if it is so amended TAXES BILL APPROVED the bill creating a board of equall bation of tabea was today to day approved by the governor I 1 Y COURT nEr ORTER 8 WAGES passed the morning asking the auditor of ic accounts to inform the house what amount had been paid to the court re portera for the years 1886 and 1887 air clayton reported this aft noon been showing that paid luring those two years no wonder their wages were reduced front 10 to 4 PI r day M PAID hatch the committee on claims and public accounts re ported today to day on the claim of A 11 musser for 1600 as compensation for his services as fish commissioner during the period of the last five years the committee reported favorably on which was adopted by the 1 louse the governor approved of the high license bill but disapproved 0 I 1 the banking bill suggesting that t he sec detary of the territory be made bank examiner instead of james T little as it was effice the bill providing for the payment of jurors etc was read and filed hoges mafrige mar bill was passed smoot offered an amendment striking out the prohibition against the aar biag of a negro or mongolian to a white person lost CLAIM the claim of dilbert belnap to the amount of for services set vices bendere d the first district court as sheriff in 1885 was reported adversely upon by the committee repudiating the account richards stated the claim was just the claimant bad performed the services and brought the certificate of the clerk of the court certifying that said services required of him ile read from the statute book providing for the pay reent of such services and this law not being obe olele it should take its course or else be eliminated from the territorial laws hatch said there was no itemized statement of the expenditure odthe amount cla med nor was it signed by the badge of the court nor order of the court requiring his services attached to the petition of claim art t richards essayed to answer the b sections of the chairman of th le com cittee on claims but was frea U antly interrupted until the chair was forced to call the house to order beneath th 0 dignity this house or any part of st legisla five AB to refuse to pay just debts honestly and faithfully earned by their public servants thurman claimed that as other betl similar in their nature to the one now under co i bad not previously been allowed therefore this on a should not be granted or the assembly would be oLer rua with such claims resurrected from years ago and certified to as this one bad been hoge brought forth some facts sup porting the justice of this claici but th rt of the committee wag after a discussion developing some warmth I 1 accepted and the claim not grante I 1 youngs bill for the protection of fish and game was amended today in the house to read as follows arc 1 be it enacted etc aba t e very person who between krch and september in each year wilfully takes kills destroys or offers for sale adv kind of wild geese or wild ducks or who abail at any time rob the nests of the above mentioned birds or shall kill any wild gease or our after sunset and one hour before sunrises ei shall be of a violation of the provisions or t is section 2 any who shall within four years ki I 1 any bird of the kind generally known and des ignatee as imported quail or mho shall have the dead birds killed within this territory in his possession within the confines of the territory of utah shall be guilty of a violation of the provisions of this section 3 any person violating the p ro visions of this section be fined ina sum not less than 10 nor more than ao 50 seca every person who between november lath of each year and august following takes kills or cestro a any deer or who shall at any all above animals for time y of the their skit 8 I 1 s cuilty of a meanor SEC 3 every person who puts inthis to the waters of territory any poisonous substance aint powder or other upon conviction thereof shall be fined in any sum not less I 1 h an or imprisoned not less than days or may be punished by both fine and imprisonment 4 it shall he mildern canorro take out of any taken or killed within its boundaries boun dArieR arc 5 each county court shall a fish and game com 18 stoner whose term of office shall be for two years and until his successor is appointed and said com shall before entering on the 11 lie duties of his office take and subscribe to an oath of office and give a bond in 1000 for falth fully performing his duties said bond to be filed with the juda tile commissioner Commis ioner probate shall receive as coap fa aci to be paid out nf the coli lity day and shall perform b Is duties treasury under the d iyer tion of the coun ty court the C mm missioner iss ioner shall bee that all territorial la we forthe krotec tion of fish are faltha yen forced and shill eart his doings to ali fines urt quarterly the county C and forfeitures tures for violation of the pro v inions of this act shall be F a id into the treasury of the county chor in the owl bitted I 1 cl sec 6 that sections 1 and 2 of ch baxer VI lairs of 1834 be and are be r y repealed routine room I 1 following Is the coutino report of the proceedings of both houses COUNCIL the council convened at 10 a m H F fa substitute providing for a revision of tile record of marks and brands was lead the first and second times and filed for third reading bryan presented a petition from the county court of juab county f r a ftp r opria tion of tao or a dug way b in the southern part of the county referred to the committee on highways it F 65 the loan bill was called u P second reading read amended and filed for third reading smoot moved that the rules be bus for any that might come up baffled Caf fled I 1 marshall reported that the I 1 aw passed fit 1882 authorized the issuance of certificates to jurors etc in civil and criminal cases but that the aegis lature had ruled that only certificates in criminal cases should be paid he thought the appropriation was not exhausted and that all fili be paid referred committe eon all 3 and public accounts the council was notified that the house concurred in the councils amendments to 11 F 81 agricultural college bryan from the committee on pub lie health reported 0 F 29 to sup press animal amended to comin ending that it be put upon its passage the report was ado p tile bill filed for second tea d g at 11 recess w as taken till 12 in mr youngs substitute for 11 ii 40 and 49 substitute on fish and game was returned from the house with amendments these ere concurred in and the bill returned 11 F 77 establishing a deal mute was p a wed under bus pen sion 0 h crules this is the bill ref modeled at the request mr marshala Mar for the committee on p r 1 v a alte corporations reported a subs t i t u te for ii F 26 on the taws relating to private corporations which was adopt ed and the bill sent to the bouw houw the substitute makes railroads liable tor full value of stock killed mr tuttle of the committee on agriculture ri reported favorably on 11 F 68 aith slight amendments which ere adopted air olben forthe committee on enrollment roll ment reported the enrollment of C F 21 on banking and 0 F 27 on licensing intoxicating liquors mr olsen for the committee on claims and public accounts lepor t ed favorably on the territorial auditors recommend rec ommen leation to pay the jurors for 1882 and IW lecorn mended that the claim of W F cahoon be rejected adopted recess until 2 p in 2 p in the governor notified the council of his 0 al of C F 37 licensing and r n g the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors also of his disapproval of C 1 21 as the flow has amended it to make jast little bank of the rv instead of the secretary of the territory the council amended C F 21 b t e in ov ing the house amendment ana at the bill to the house A communication from the hou se its passage of 11 F no 89 providing pio viding for tha payment of jurors A anew ea phonographic reporters and renting and the duties court commissioners filed for 6 ec reading if F no 1 an act regulating mar ariage was passed under a suspension the rules 11 F no 83 on revision of the record of marks and passed tinder a suspension of the rules olsen froin mhd committee on enrollment roll ment reported enrolling the bill on insane asi lum and its being sent to the govermor Gov emor substitute for 11 F 45 and C F 9 and C F 30 the duties f county recorders was filed for detoro reading C F 29 to prevent infectious dis 11 among animals was rejected on air Man halls motion the brand beet bill was passed under a suspension of the rules the county record ers bill was dis cussed and passed the bill to prevent the spread of disease among cattle was beje ed the bill relating to the killing of stock on railroads was amended and passed it makes allowance in favor of railroad companies for neglect on the art of the owners of stock kill ef carlisle from the committee on education made an adverse report on allens school bill and offered a sub statute aich provides for a distri bui tion of public funds for the benefit 0 all school children in the territory including those in mission sectarian and private schools marsdal Mar young and howe voted against the adoption of the substitute but ahby were in the minority A interesting debate occurred a anthe question joint resol ution providen pro 9 tuncil be payment of jurors in civil cases in 1882 and 1883 was passed the committee reported in favor of giving jush county for road and bridge purposes bes adopted T lie bill amending the law was pa ased under a suspension of the rules A bill relative to c corporations orp orations ra wa passed under a suspension suR pension of I 1 he the having passed 11 F 00 appropriating to A 31 lumier for the introduction of fresh water fish P for klag the various of the terri tory young moved to strike on the enacting claue clau e ile opposed grants to private indi sidnal slat d stated that the territory was already rich in brain food consist ing of the luscious sucker and the succulent chub woolley thought too much money was being appropriated after some further discussion the bill was killed at the council took recess till P m 7 za P ni 11 F 89 providing for the payment of jurors witnesses etc was called for second rea by sections amended ana bi mediately callea for third aich oli motion of marshall Mir shall urt tier reading vt as dispensed with and the bill passed substitute for 0 F 45 and 11 F 30 and go defining the duty of bounty recorders was called up for third reading was considered read and pawed without amendment the council was notified that the governor had returned 11 F 69 pro viding for a uniform system 0 count without his ampro a tov ut ng suggestions for am were adopted by the house laid over till tomorrow to morrow at 9 P in recess was tak n on resuming business a eom matlon we delved imm the house I 1 11 I 1 1 fa 1 jug tile council that the home re fused to concur in one of the con nd va amendments to the substitute fr 11 F 45 the council refused to recede and asked for a conference committee the house receded Al arshall arpin the committee on municipal ions and towns to chont M as 0 r 7 and 0 F 12 chancing tile charters of smithfield and richmond reported that in view 0 f congressional legislation prohibiting special legislation of the character they recommended |