Show legislative LABORS springville Spring ville citizens want their charter amended THE FORT CAMERON MATTER the council rejects a house ball tiie liquor bill reported other matter the following is the work of alie legislature transacted on monday THE COUNCIL the hoie announced that II 11 F 23 eibink the veto power to mayors of cities had passed the communication waa referred to the committee on municipal corporations and towns the committee ways and means reported favorable on II 11 F 12 providing for the assessment anil collection of taxes on transitory herds of stock lie port adopted the judiciary committed reported adversely on li F 43 relating to actions for damages report adopted and bill returned 10 the hause mr hall introduced C F 43 providing for the punishment of peri ons obtaining board and lodging and refusing ment referred to the committee on judiciary mr richards introduced C F 44 relating to wills referred to committee on judiciary the report of the special joint committee on purchase of fort damerom as a branch of the insane asylum was taken up the report was referred to the committee on insane asylum the report of the committee on university and reform school was taken up and the question of appropriations was referred to the committee on appropriations G F 28 substitute relating to issuance of injunctions was taken up on second reading the rules were suspended and the bill read the third time after which it passed the vote being unanimous H F 12 relating to the assessing and collecting of taxes on transitory stock was taken ap on second reading pending which the bill was ordered to be printed acain C F 31 supplementing and amending the charter and denning proscribing and regulating the powers duties and government of cities of the first and second class was taken ap on its thud reading numerous amendments were made after which the bill was ordered printed pending the third reading i alie house announced the oas of 0 F 37 with amendment referred to the committee on judiciary also that C F 25 relating to mortgaging of estates and H relating to mechanics liens on personal property and H F attach a portion of sanpete county to emery county referred substitute for C F 3 providing for the destruction af certain wild animals and birds waa taken up on third reading and the bill placed on its passage the bill had no opponents substitute for C F 13 teebee bill was taken up on third reading and after amendments was re committed C F 35 was made a special order after which the council adjourned HOUSE mr kimball presented a communication from the ogden city council calling attention to the doubt existing in reference to the boundaries of the city and asking that some action be taken looking to a more definite knowledge thereof mr wood presented a number of petitions from citizens of jemery county asking for appropriations to open straight canyon and repair soldier canyon in mr wood also presented the petition of alexander Bo bertson and ninety six others citizens of springville Spring ville asking the assembly to BO amend the charter of neville as to cause the next municipal election to be held on the second tuesday in february 1892 and bian bi an dually thereafter the municipal elections under the existing law are held in august and the petitioners petition ers say they find it very inconvenient as at that time of the year is a very busy one with the farmer population besides there are a great number of people away from their homes in that month who are home in february referred mr melville presented a petition from resident of millard county asking an appropriation to enable them to prospect for artesian water referred mr thurman from the judiciary committee reported on C F 25 a bill authorizing estates of decedents dece dents and minors to be leased or mortgaged recommending that it be amended in certain particulars adopted on C F 36 relating to probate procedure recommending recommend ine that the bih bo placed upon its passage adopted on C F 37 relating to trials of actions in justices courts recommending i opted on H F 6 IL F 33 and C F 8 in relation to the liquor traffic offering a substitute substitute was adopted and read the farat time mr creer from the committee on claims reported favorably on the claims of kelly co and the deseret new company adopted adopted mr thurman also reported on H F 50 ranchman ranchmen ranch men tavern keeper and othera lien bill recommending that it be placed upon its passage adopted the council announced that it had rejected H F 43 incorporating a new section in the code of civil procedure by request of mr ferry mr kimball presented a bill amending section of the compiled laws by striking out from said page volume 2 the following words or fowl or bird wherever they occur in that ejection be berred mr pierce presented H F 60 relating to probate procedure mr hammond presented H F 61 a bill to amend the law in to fences mr pierce presented H F 62 a bill creating public administrators and defining their duties mr pierce presented H F 63 a bill requiring notaries not aries public to affix to their signatures on acknowledgments the date their commission expires mr pierce presented H F ga a bill in relation to revenue the council convened the information that it had passed 0 F 28 in reference to injunctions 0 F 36 in relation to giving of bonds by guardians 0 ysa relating to the trials ol 01 actions iu justices just icess court for forcible en try and detainer giving such courts concurrent jurisdiction with district courts whenever the amount is under the rules were then suspended and the bill passed H F 45 the lillav condemnation bill was made special order for today to day H F 56 attaching winter quarters precinct to emery county was passed it takes effect upon its approval and there is a provision th atall litigation now pending shall bo prosecuted to completion as though the act had been passed C F 25 a bill authorizing the estates cf minors decedents dece dents and incompetent persons to be leased or mortgaged in certain cases was then passed as amended by the house H F 50 kimballs Kim balls lien bill passed and alie house adjourned TUESDAYS WORK tuesday was the forty fourth session of the legislature and the following business was transacted THE COUNCIL the committee on judiciary reported orally on the following bills on C F 25 a bill authorizing the estates of decedents dece dents and minors to be mortgaged or leased in certain cases recommending that a conference conn cittee be appointed on house amendments richards and hall were appointed by the president on C F 27 relating to trials before the committee recommended that the house amendments be not concurred in richards and hall were appointed u committee on conference the committee recommended the adoption of alie following bills C F sheep stealing grand larceny C F 41 for the custody of united states records G F 42 relating to the reform school and C F 43 providenc provi dinc for the punishment of persons who shall obtain board or other accommodations at any hotel or boarding house and fail to pay for the same the committee on private corporations reported on the matter of the gov ernora veto of C F 5 relating to the incorporation of associations of persona for the purpose of loaning money among its members only recommending anat alie amendments made by the governor be incorporated in the bill the report was adopted and the amendments ordered to be made C F 35 providing for the classification incorporation and government of cities was taken upon alie third reading and after numerous amendments the bill was placed on its passage and the ayes and nays being called the bill passed unanimously C F 5 was called up the governors amendments having been made and the bill again placed on its passage the vote was unanimously in favor of the bill the house announced that C F 36 relating to bonds of guardians had been rejected and that a conference committee had been granted on GF 37 on motion 0 F 24 was made a special order for today to day mr hall submitted the report of taj loan commission the report was re 1 berred to the committee on ways and means and copies ordered printed to united states commissioners recarda re corda was taken up on second reading the rules were suspended and the bill passed its third reading and then passa unanimously ani C F 40 making the stealing of five sheep or more grand larceny was read the second time the rulea were suspended and the bill after being read the third time was unanimously passed C F 43 the board bill was taken up on second reading and ordered printed H F 12 providing for assessment and collection of taxes on transitory stock passed its secord reading adjourned antil 2 p m to day TIIE HOUSE tho council announced that it had passed 0 F 3 substitute providing tor the destruction of certain wild animals and birds mr lund from the committee on counties reported unfavorably on the petition to make harmony a part of iron county adopted mr smith introduced II 11 F 65 a bill to provide right of way and easements for the development of mines referred H F 21 the bill to encourage the manufacture of sugar and paying a bounty therefore was arde the special order for today to day H F 45 the bill providing for tho condemnation of property for railway which had been made the special order of tho day was taken up amended and then made the special order for today to day the that it had seen fit not to concur in house amendments to 0 F 37 a hill relating to justices courts and asked that a conference committee he appointed the chair named thurman and pierce also that it had refused to concur in house amendments to C F 25 the bill authorizing the estates of decedents dece dents minors and incompetent persons to be mortgaged in certain cases and asking a conference committee thereon kumhall and hammond were appointed HF 68 the substitute liquor bill then came up on second reading mr pierce wanted to strike out the enacting section and gained one vote in addition to his own but was swamped by a volly of noes the sale of liquor on legal holidays As long as the territory legalized the traffic at all he thought there was no reason why the saloons should not be allowed to sell on legal holidays in the case of election days it was all right mr hammond opposed the amend ment mr creer favor of the amendment it was not cosmopolitan the average american felt that he had a right to get drunk on the fourth of july and it would be wrong to deprive the scot from his wh on the ast 1st day of january or the average christian on christmas day laughter mr thurman was in favor of the amendment there were some features in the bill that were very good and while it was ostensibly in the line of regulation the bill as it now stood was really a step towards prohibition the amendment was adopted i C F 36 relating to the giving of bonds by guardians was taken up and killed 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