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Show LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. Twenty-Fourth Day. Monday, Feb. 9th, 1874. COUNCIL. Council convened pursuant to ad-joununent. ad-joununent. Quorum present. A communication was received from the House, announcing that they had passed (C. F. No. 20) "An Act to attach the County of Piute to tlie Second Judicial District for judicial judi-cial purposes," with certain amendments. amend-ments. The bill was read as amended; the amendments were concurred con-curred in, and the bill so passed. A communication was received from tlie House announcing that they had passed (C. F. No. 17) with tlie, title amended to read "An Act further fur-ther defining the duties of Sheriff and amending an act in relation to Marshals Mar-shals and Attorneys," approved March irtl. 1852. The bill was read as amended and laid on the table till called lor. Mr. Young presented petition of Win. A. Segmiiler and 105 others, praying for a city charter for Rich-held, Rich-held, Sevier County. Referred to the Committee on Municipal Incorporations Incorpora-tions and Townsites. Mr. Gates presented petition of E. G. Woolley, praying for an appropriation appropria-tion of 37.2.), deficiency in bw collections collec-tions as ex-Assessor and Collector of Washington County. Referred to the Committee on Claims and Appropriations. Appropria-tions. Mr. Callister presented petition of Daniel Thompson and 155 others, praying for the incorporation of Scipio, in Millard County. Referred to the Committee on Municipal Corporations Cor-porations and Townsites. Adjourned. HOUSE. House met pursuant to adjourn-1 ment. Qucrum present. . Mr. Partridge presented, a bill for " An Act amendatory of and suppli-mentary suppli-mentary to the charter of Fillmore city." Referred. Mr. Tburber presented a bill for "An Act amending an act regulating elections." Referred to me committee on elections, witu instructions, in-structions, and ordered printed. Mr. Taylor, chairman of the committee com-mittee on Education, to whom was referred the petition of B. G. "Ray-bould "Ray-bould and 252 others, praying for the passage of a school law, and accompanied accom-panied by a bill for such an act, reported re-ported that the committee had examined ex-amined said bill and found it impractical im-practical for the present condition of the Territory: and asked to - be discharged dis-charged from any further consideration considera-tion of the subject. Report adopted and committee discharged. Mr. W. R. Smith presented a petition pe-tition from John Stoker and J49 . others, praying lor the passage of a 1 law to prevent fires from locomotives. Referred. Mr. ' Hatch, chairman ' of the committee, to i whom was referred the petition of the the Wilson and West reber irrigation irriga-tion companies reported, commending commend-ing that they be printed and distributed distribut-ed with county financial and other reports. Report adopted. A bill for "An Act amending an act to provide for mechanics' and laborers' la-borers' liens," approved Feb. 18th, ' 1809, which was made the special o-ider for to-day, was taken up on its second reading. On motion df Mr. Rowberry, the enacting clause was stricken off., 1 he motion of Mr. W. G. Smith, asking that the boundary line between be-tween Weber and Morgan counties be more clearly established, and that the expenses thereof be paid by the counties coun-ties asking ihe more definite location of county boundary lines, was read and the subject matter referred to the Committee on Counties House adjourned till 2 p. m. on Tuesday, |
