Show OPTION BILL PASSES ELECTION OF INSANE ASYLUM DIRECTORS the board of regents for the des prel university elected DAY MARCH COUNCIL mr woolley presented a communication from J E dooboy cashier of wells pargo gos bank asking for a reimbursement on certain certificates of witnesses in the express robbery case referred to the committee on claims and public accounts A communication was received from tho city council defining the limits etc of the land tendered the territory on capitol hill referred to the special committee which visited the grounds H P no 59 a bill to establish a uniform system of county governments was reported favorably by the committee on counties and filed for second reading councilor young introduced C P no 40 to provide compensation for the defense of pauper criminals head and referred to the judiciary committee C P no 4 for the establishment and operation of county city local or town boards of health was introduced by councilor carlisle and referred to the committee on public health C P no 18 amending an act to establish a territorial insane asylum approved february 20 1880 came up on second reading beading postponed subject to call H P no 59 the county government bill was read the second time amended and filed for third reading the reform school bill was received from the house and referred to tho committee on penitentiary and reform school recess was then taken till 2 p m 2 pm marshall from the joint committee on memorials presented a memorial congress in the form of a protest tae tremor and legislature of the ibi boval moval of certain indians from colorado to proposed propos sd in congressional house resolution no 1265 abo memorial set forth that if said indians are dangerous to the people of colorado they would be more so to the scattered settlers along green river in this territory and that their location on the reservation would be unjust to the indians there it therefore protests against such removal tho memorial was read the first time and under su pension of the rules was passed and was ordered enrolled C P no 18 the insane asylum bill was taken up on second reading and amended C P no 31 to amend chapter 12 lawa of 1886 of the highway bill was postponed H P no 7 substitute a bill providing for the equalization of territorial and territorial school taxes was taken up on its third reading and on motion of councilor smoot the en acting clause was stricken out C P no 39 was read the third time and action deferred C P no 24 a bill concerning occupying claimants was read the third time and passed H P no 10 the reform school bill was reported favorably by the committee on penitentiary and reform school adopted and filed for second reading councilor shurtliff introduced a petition from the selectmen of weber county asking that an appropriation of 1000 be made to assist in building a rock wall along the main traveled road in weber canyon near the devils gate referred to tho committee on highways adjourned HOUSE mr worth presented two petitions from residents of diute piute county asking that tho county be divided also ono from M jj shepard who asked that he be reimbursed for overpaid taxes mr thurman from the committee on judiciary reported on H P 19 a bill to change the boundaries of the first and beconi judicial districts and recommended that it be rejected alsoe P 79 a bill to amend the code of civil procedure with the recommend that it pass also favorably H P 6 with amendments a bill for an act regulating marriage the committee on elections to whom had been referred the bill to prohibit tho sale of intoxicating liquors on election day reported favorably they also recommended that CF 29 a bill to regulate the manufacture and sale of liquors be placed upon its passage the general municipal bill came up and a largo number of minor amendments to it were made at 1235 tho house took a recess till rpm after the noon recess the consideration of the municipal bill was resumed and soon afterwards the bill passed yeas 15 noes 3 wood and thurman refraining from voting mr aliens bill for an act to establish a public school system and to provide for the maintenance and supervision per vision of public schools in the territory of utah was next under discussion and after several small amendments end some important ones were made the bill upon its passage and but for the action of the speaker the vote was twelve ayes to nine noes lacking ono of the required majority which the chair cast thereby causing the bill to pass from the council came word that had passed C M 5 protesting against the transferring of colorado indians to butali H F 44 was passed to its third reading air movie offered a resolution to the effect that the house invite the council to meet with it friday at 11 a m for the purpose of directors of the insane asylum the chancellor and board of regents and treasurer of the university the resolution was earned from the council camo notice that it had passed C F 24 concerning occupying claimants on motion of mr eichardt Eich ards the house proceeded to the third reading of bills and the first one was the substitute for H F 21 a bill amond ing the act in relation to railroad corporations the local option bill was next in order and considerable discussion oc cured the house adjourning at 0 without any action upon it FIFTY DAY 2 COUNCIL H P no 74 a bill to prevent cruelty to animals was reported favorably C F no 28 a bill for tho organization and prosecution of a geological survey was rejected the committee on education reported favorably on H P no 77 the bill to establish an institution for deaf mutes report adopted and bill filed for second reading the committee on municipal corporations po rations and towns reported favorably onh F no 69 the city corporation bill report was adopted and bill filed for second reading H F no 74 7 4 a bill to prevent cruelty to animals bead second time amended and filed for third reading council took a recess until 2 p m in the afternoon the council resumed its session promptly at 2 p m H F no 78 a bill to prevent persons from cutting or otherwise injuring barb wire fences was received from the house and filed for second reading H C R no 21 was concurred in H F no 30 prohibiting the sale of intoxicating liquor where the people vote against its sale and H F no 41 licensing and regulating the manufacturing ond sale of intoxicating liquors were received from the house and referred to the committee on judiciary A communication was read from the governor stating that he had approved council memorial to Co no 5 asking cor ten acres of the fort 1 cwi wwi yaw H F no 74 a bill to or elty to animals and H F noto bill for an act to amend an act entitled an act prescribing rules and regulations for the execution of the trust arising under an act of congress entitled an act for the relief of the inhabitants of cities and towns upon the public lands approved march ad 1867 and february also H F no 77 a bill to establish an institution ution for deaf mutes and H F no 79 a bill to amend section chapter 9 title 8 code of civil procedure were passed under suspension of tho rules H F no 71 a bill relating to life insurance companies was received from the house and filed for second reading C F no 34 a bill to amend chapter 12 laws of 1886 was read the second time on motion of councilor marshall the enacting clause was stricken out H F no 78 a bill to prevent persons cutting or otherwise injuring barb wire fences was taken up on the second reading on motion of councilor smoot the enacting clause was stricken out H F no 10 the reform school bill was read the second time and filed for third reading H F no 59 a bill to establish a uniform system of county governments was passed C F no 18 amending an act establishing a territorial insane asylum read the third time and passed councilor olson moved to reconsider H F no 71 providing for the equalization of territorial taxes carried and mado special order for saturday morning adjourned HOUSE sir king presented v bill by request he said which provided for the punishment of anyone selling injurious drugs and medicines beef eef erred to the committee on public health the committee on counties to whom had been referred the petition of L B long and twenty nine others asking that county be divided recommended that the petition bo not granted adopted the judiciary committee reported a substitute for 0 F 11 donning the boundaries of tho judicial the recommendation that it pass adopted H F 30 came up again oa motion of mr king tho bill was put upon its passage there was but five votes against the bill alien hoge mclaughlin roueche and helm H F 78 a bill to punish persons cutting or injuring barb wire fences passed ayes 12 noes 9 Creer Hoge helm hatch Hey bome thurman wood alien at this point a recess was taken for fifteen minutes in order to meet with the councillors councilors Counci lors who had entered the roll call of both houses showed tho five liberal members had taken an adjournment to tho ante room where they were puffing away at havanas mr hatch noticed their absence and said he supposed they had been detained unavoidably and moved a postponement until saturday when they would bo able to be present I 1 mr richards objected al members of the house knew of this meeting and had purposely retired mr kimball thought it would be a good idea to send the sergeants at both housea after them this however was frowned down and tho business for which tho assembly had convene tho election of tareo directors for the asylum a chancellor crearer er and board of regents of the university was commenced mr dark named francis arm strong sir eichardt Eich ards nominated L W shurtliff mr smoot named james dunn mr king nominated 0 F avrit ney as chancellor mr tuttle nominated TG webber for treasurer the following nominations were made for regents mr howell named john T caino mr carlisle W W biter mr movie E A smith mr farsworth F W jennings mr riter prof edward banner mr woolley geo M scott mr dark james sharp mr creer A W carlson mr shurtliff C C eichardt Eich ards mr hatch S E thurman mr howe wm M stewart mr thurman fred H auerbach Au there was no opposition all the nominations being unanimously sup ported tho business being concluded tho joint session adjourned kings liquor bill again camo up for discussion and passed mr alien from the committee on public health reported on H a bill for an act to punish cell ing injurious medicines and recommended that it be rejected adopted and recess taken until 2 p m in the afternoon moyles life insurance bill was next considered after a few amendments the bill passed 21 ayes two absent mckimball Mr Kimball from the committee on live stock reported back H F relating to the branding herding and care of stock and recommended its passage adopted from the council came a communication showing it had rejected H F 78 in relation to barb wire fences H F 69 amending the townsite act with amendments which were concurred in also the deaf mute bill the council insisting on an amendment making the appropriation yearly instead of agreed to H F 74 a bill for an act to prevent cruelty to animals amended concurred in H F 82 a bill for an act amending section title X of the penal code of crimes against the public health and safety was reported back from the judiciary committee and filed for third reading mr hoges marriage bill as amended was read the second time and filed for third reading C F 11 substitute a but for an act providing for and denning the first and fourth judicial districts the territory of utah came ap and wao made special order foron day at the request of mr awid who said his constituents desired to bo heard on the matter C F bill in relation t nor and fire in public build ings to its thir reading alie council notified ug house that it had passed with richards bill in relation to canty governments all but one of tn amendments amend menta were concurred in and a conference committee appointed from the council came a notification that that body had passed 0 F 18 a bill for an act to establish a territorial rit orial asylum for the insane A bill for an act amending section an act revising the code of civil procedure of utah territory in reference to documentary evidence was passed 0 F 19 substitute a bill to encourage the production and manufacture of sugar passed A bill amending sections 2 and 4 chapter 45 laws of utah 1884 passed to its third reading mr creeps bill to prohibit the selling or giving away of liquors on election day was disposed of in the same way A bill to establish an agriculture agri cultura college and an agricultural experiment station in connection was made special order for monday the resolution accepting the gift 0 capital hill was concurred in the house then adjo umed |