Show i THE HOUSE The Council announced that it had passed with amendments H F 10 substitute titute the live stock bill The amend m eats were concurred in and the bill passed the House a sigh of relief escaping from the members ON PHOBATE PROCEDURE The Council also forwarded the infor ation that it had passed with amendments amend-ments H F 60 relating to probate procedure edure The amendments were concurred i n and the bill passed TO AFFIX THE DATES The Council notified the House that it had passed with amendments H F 63 he bill requiring notaries public to affix to cknowledgments to the dates cf the expiation expi-ation of their commissions The amend rm ments were concurred in and the bill passed TO IMPROVE THE ROADS Mr Robison presented a petition from esidents of Beaver county asking for an ppropriation to be used on roads Re erred WITHOUT RECOMMENDATION Mr Russell from the committee on pub ic l health reported on the petition of the esidents of Uinv Asking for re ief on account Of 1836 eapoidcd in quarantining ntining dijihtu ii lewo Jiendinj that he petition be considered by the House Accepted THE TERRITORIAL TREASURER Mr Williams from tho committee on ways and means reported on H I GS the bill in relation territorial treasurer ree o mmending that it be put upon its passage Adopted S TO ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURE OF CEMENT Mr Hammond from the committee on private corporations reported on H F 55 abill to encourage the manufacture of Portland and other cements in Utah and recommended that it bo passed as amended Adopted > S CANNOT SHOOT PIGEONS FROM TRAPS Mr Thurman from the judiciary T committee com-mittee made a report on H F 59 the bill to amend the law in relation to cruelty to animals recommending that it be rejected Tabled subject to call SHEEP STEALING GRAND LARCENY Mr Thurman reported on C F 40 the I bill making sheep stealing grand larceny offering a substitute therefor which amends the compiled laws in accordance with the Council bilL Adopted CUSTODY 01 COMMISSIONERS RECOJIDS Mr Thurman reported on C I41 in relation to the custody of the records of United States commissioners in case of vacancies va-cancies reporting a substitute therefor The substitute was adopted CANNOT BE CHANGED Mr Thurman from the committee on municipal corporations and towns reported re-ported adversely o n the petition of resi dents of Springvillo who asked that the < time of holding the municipal elections be changed saying there was a statute of the United States forbidding an Such legislation legisla-tion S MEDICINE BILLS KILLED HF 4 and H F 37 in relation to there the-re ulation and practice of medicine wer reported on adversely by Mr Thurman A minority report f rcm the same committee recommended that H F 37 be passed The majority report was adopted ON OGDENS BOUNDARIES Mr Thurman from the committee on mumcipalcorporations and towns to whom had been referred the question of the uncertainty un-certainty of Ocdens boundary lines reported re-ported that the laws of the United State prevented the legislature taking any actio in the matter Adopted I ANOTHER LIVE STOCK DILL I Mr Bennion presented H F 69 ab1 11 a S i S S S S S repealing 2037 relation to live stock Referred REMOVAL OF COUNTY SEATS 5 S S 5 Mr Ferry presented H F 70 a bill amending section 2019 relating to the removal re-moval of county seats Referred TO PAY YOUNG LAWYERS Mr Robison presented by request H F 71 a bill to provide for the compensatibn of counsel in criminal cases It provides that when an attorney is appointed to de fend impecunious criminals the territory must pay for his services Referred FROM THE AUDITOR Auditor Clayton presented a claim for books Referred THE RAILWAY BILL H F 63 the bill in relation to railroad corporations was read the second time TERRITORIAL STATISTICIAN H F 67 the bill creating the offco of territorial ritorial statistician and prescribing his du ties came up on its second reading THE CEMENT BILL PASSES H F 52 a bill to encourage the manuf ture of native and Portland cement in the territory of Utah by exempting the property prop-erty so used from taxation untilJanuary Ij 895 was read the second time The rules upon motion of Mr Sargent were suspended S sus-pended and the bill read the third time Mr Pierce was not in favor of the bill because the cement could be made here cheaper than it could elsewhere for the reason that there was such an abundance of raw material Mr Ferry for that very reason jwas in favor of the bill It is true we have ample raw materials but the expense of putting up the requisite plant would be enormous Only a few days ago a bill to encourage the manufacture of sugar and paying a bounty therefor had been passed This bill hardly ivent so far as to offer a bounty The bill should be passed Mr Hammond was heartily in favor of the bill It was a move in the right direction direc-tion Mr Williams was In favor of the bill He believed in offering every encouragement encourage-ment to such enterprises as was consistent with the ability of the territory It was an industry that should be encouraged Mr Allen was opposed the bill because it did not go far enough Such a relief as was proposed by the bill was but eight cents a barrel Mr Thurman thought the bill should pass The persons engaged in the enterprise enter-prise had asked for just j what the bill provided pro-vided and no more If they were satisfied the territory should be The bill passedayes 20 nays 2the latter Pierce and Allen THE BIRD AND ANIMAL BOUNTY BILL C F 3 substitute bounty on birds and wild animals came up on its third reading Mr Creer wanted the bounty on sparrows spar-rows increased from one fourth to one half per cent per head The sparrow was neither useful nor ornamental It drove I away other birds that would sing He remembered S re-membered once that a friend of his apostatized S aposta-tized and went back to England because I the birds did not sing here as they did there and besides that he was in favor of protecting the beautiful Laughter There was some more discussion when the amendment passed Some minor amendments were made and the bill passed DIVISION FENCES DH F 61 the bill in relation to division fences came up on its third reading I I was passed 5 5 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS H F 62 the bill creating public administrators admin-istrators and defining their duties came up on its third reading Mr Allen wanted to amend by makin the administrator appointive by the count court He did not claim he said that the governor had the appointive power in thi case but he was opposed to the count treasurer being exofficio public administrator adminis-trator His amendment was lost Mr Pierces amendment making the compensation the same as now allowed by law to administrators was adopted and the bill passedayes 21 nays 1 TilE UINTAH PETITIONS PETITION-S The petition from theresjdents of Uinta county asking for relief was taken from the table laid before the House and mad the special order for Monday next |