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Show HI . disposal of estroys and animals for trMass' and damage. ft Tlie house adjourned at 12:30 to ml at - "' 1 -v AKTEHNIKIX SESSION'. I 1 The house met at p.m. H. F. r':J cniiie on for third reading and passed. This is au act relating to phonographic phono-graphic reporters. II. F. 131 came on for third reading and passed. This i an act to regulate the price of persons making a business of selling water, etc. II. F. No. 1-7 came up for third reading and passed: this Is au act providing that civil case., may he tried by nine jurors, etc. 11. K. 108 came up for third reading and passed; this is an act to provide for the safety of workmen iu mines. II. F. No. 115 came on for third reading and passed. Tin- is au act to amend a SSO tlou relating to railroad corporations. peace and good order of any precinct in the county i r of the city." The bill was read by title for the second and filed for third reading. The judiciary committee reported unfavorable unfavor-able on H. F. No. 1 18, and recommended that it be laid on the table. Report adopted and bill laid on the table. This is a bill relating to internal police regulations. Committee reported favorably on H. F. No. 95. This is an act for the exploration for, and the creation ami disposition of relies Of antiquity in I'tah territory. Report adopted, read by title for the second time ami tiled for third reading. tin Ihe motion of Mr. Sergant to reconsider recon-sider C. F. 44, it was set for the special order for next Monday. This is an act creating a bureau of statistics. The amendments of the council to H. F. 80 was under discussion ; the house would not agree to them. This is au act regarding the practice of pharmacy. H. F. No. 101 came up for third reading and passed. This Is a bill introduced by Mr. Fierce to prevent the wasting of natural gas and to provido for the plugging of abandoned wells. H. F. No. If, came up for third reading and passed. It is an act to protect landlords, employees and laborers in their claims for wages, and is as follows: Section 1. That hereafter, when the prop-erty prop-erty of any company, corporation, firm or person shall he seized upon by any process of any court of this territory, or when their business shall be suspended by the action of creditors, or he put into the hands of a re. ceiver or trustee, then in all such cases the debts owing to landlords, laborers or servants for work or labor performed within six months next preceding the seiz. lire or transfer of such property, shall be Considered and treated as preferred debts, and such landlords, laborers, or employes i shall be preferred creditors, ami shail he first paid in full: and if there be not sufficient to pay them in full, then the sameshall be paid to them ii ( Mln, alter paying costs. Any such landlor, laborer or servant desiring to enforce his or her claim for rent or wages under this art, shall present a statement, under oath, showing the amount due after allowing all just credits and set-offs, Ihe Contract of renting or the kind of work for which such wages are due, anil when performed, to the officer, person or court charged with such property, within ten days after Ihe seizure thereof on any execution or writ of attainment, or within thirty days after the same may have been placed in the hands of any receiver or trustee: and thereupon it shall be the duty of the person or court receiving receiv-ing such statement to pay the amount of such claim or claims to the person or persons entitled thereto (after first paying all costs occasioned by the seizure of such property) out of the proceed! of the sale of the property seized; provided, that any person interested may contest any such claim or claims, or any part thereof, by filing exceptions thereto, supported by affidavit, with the officer having hav-ing the custody of such property, and thereupon there-upon the claimant shall be required to reduce re-duce his claim to judgment before some court having jurisdiction thereof, before any part thereof shall be paid. A communication from the council announced an-nounced to passage of C.F. No. :!7, as amended by the house; H. F. 80, an act authorizing au-thorizing comities to issue bonds, etc.; C.F. No. 108, amended, an ac t to regulate the powers of governments of cities of the first and second degree; H. F. No. llti, relating 10 tenancy in common; 11. F. No. 100, relating re-lating to animals running at large upon the public ranges; 11. F. No. 08, an act attaching part of Kane county tft (iarlicld; and II, F. No. is, an act to suppress contagious diseases dis-eases among domestic animals. Consideration of council amendment to 11 F. No. Uo (substitute). On motion of Mr. Colter the house concurred and bill was referred to committee on enrollment. Consideration of C. F. No. 10:); on motion of Mr. Pierce the bill was read the first time and referred to the eotnmlttc" on municipal corporations and towns. II. F. No. 116 and II. F. No. Kill, returned from the council dulj passed, were referred lo the committee on aurolliucnt. H. F. No. lib came up for third reading and passed. This is au act to amend certain seetious of the law ia relation to irrigation compauies. H F. No. 100 came up for third reading and passed. This is an act providing for the i THE LEfifsLATUIlE. The Council. The council met at !3 p.m. Beporl of standing committees The committee on claims reported favorably favor-ably on the claim of Summit county for one-half of the cost of maps. t'M, and reported re-ported unfavorably ou the -jbOO claimed for the amount paid assessor, etc. Hepurt adopted and referred to the appropriation committee. The same committee (ported, favorably favor-ably ou the claim of John Morris lompauy, for 810, for one judgment docket, furnished clerk of First district court, and also claim of lieorgc D. Barnard ir muting lo $U.Y7', for one declaration of intention book, etc. ; report adopted and referred to committee ou appropriation. The committee on university and agricul tural reported favorably ou ft F. No. B8 (substitute), a biil authorizing the sale of binds belonging to the university of I lull ; report adopted and tiled for third reading. The committee on ways and means reported re-ported favorably on C. F. No. SI, an act to provide for the assessment and collection of taxes ou tranelent stock; reportadopted aud Mad for third reading. The committee on enrollment reported that C. F. No. 86, an act relatiug to justices of the peace aud supreme court, also C. F. No. 5, an act to provide for the organization, government and control of building, loan a:.d saying associations, both domestic, etc., have been forwarded to tho governor for his action thereon. Ivcgular order of the day The World's fair bill came up for discussion. discus-sion. Mr. Launaii aud iiou. Fred. I. Kiesel, the two commissions from I lau lo the World! fair, bi'iuir present, wore asked to address the council, which they did and made a good talk In favor of a liberal appropriation. appro-priation. Thr World's fair hill went over uutil tomorrow to-morrow afternoon. The House. The house met at 10 a. m. Reports of standing committees: i he committee on manufactories and com- en e reported favorably on C. F. No. 1.4, a : act to protect the butter and cheese man-Ul man-Ul ctures. The report was adopted, read by i; title for tho second time and tiled for third reading. ' omniil'ieo on judiciary reported favorably favor-ably on C. F. No. 80. This Is au act to n mend certain sections in rognrd to license. J provides that any application for such license may bo refused for good cause, iu the discretion of the city council or county ci urt. end that no such license shall be granted to any establishment, except a hotel, located within lion feet of any church or pubjjU school buildim.' being used for that purpose, or within 100 feet of any theater, variety theater, concert hall or any like place of amusement, and, provided further, that no saloon, tippling house or dram shop Shall have or keep In connection with, or as p.artof, such saloon, tippling house or dram shop any wino room or place, cither with or j thout door or door.-" curtain or curtains, or screen of any kind. Into w hich any female person shall be allowed to cuter lrom tho outside, or from IUCD tippling house or dram shop, and there be supplied with any kind of liquor whatsoever. "And the county court or the city council may revoke any licenses granted to the k' epcrs of saloous, tippling houses, dram shops, or tr the selling or (fiving away of auy intoxicating drink or malt liquors, within the chV or county, whenever, Iu the judgment of (Btcount; court or city council, coun-cil, such actioniay be necessary to Uia ( wi |