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Show UTAH LKOISIjATUKB. KM Mil. TIIU1UUAY ArtUtNOO-f, The 1'rcsldeDt called the members of the L'ou ucll to order at 2 p.tu. 1'olers resented a ctltlou signed by A.H, Peters and others, taxpayers of Woodland, Summit county, asking the Legislature to grant the truiteea of that district authority to call a meeting for tho purpose of providing for the necessities In school matters In that district, Ilefurred to commltteo on education. The committee on public health, to whom was reforred U. F.'IS, establish, lug the otllce of lnsj cctor of hollers, ro. commended the rejection of the bill. Itepoiludoi ted and bill rejected. Clreavrs, chairman of same commit tee, reported adversely upon C 1 tl for the suppression of contagious Ulseasiwamonganlmals. Adojted. Thn ludlclary committee, tu whom v. aa referred C. 1'. 17, a bill for au act creating tho elllie of attorney-general and defining tbe duties thereof, retorted retort-ed that the same had teu carefully considered, aud tho commltteo weru of the opinion that. Ifsucliauact be en-nctiiliuto en-nctiiliuto law, It would be an actual saving of money to the Territory. It waa well underatood that 111 all porta of the Territory, In district and ntliercourls tiiat many bonda were forfeited, and not sued upon for the reason that theru Is no unu lu the Territory whoso duly It la to collect such forfeited bonds. It was also well understood that the Territorial, county and precinct clllcera are radically without an attorney to advise them rcsiecllnxthelrdutles. It Is also true that during every eesslon of the Utah Legislature, large sums of money are mlJ to various attorneys. The commltteo therefore were agreed that the creation of the otllce ut attorney general u ould le of much benefit to tbe Turrltort, nnd was In faver if the tatssgo of the bill. Adoted. Committee on counties retorted ad Tersely upon C. F. 103, relating to tho removal of county seats Adotted, JudfHary committee recomminded the asssge of C. 1. 03, amending sec-tions sec-tions 1753 of Corai lied Laws, lelstlug to the right of cities In grant ftan. chlaca for a rlod of fifty years Instead of twenty i ears, etc. Adoptod. Ltv. stock committee rejairtcd fav roably upon 11. F. lua. Adopted. Tho same committee were favorably Impressed with C. 1'. 01, "a bill for au act regulating the salarie. of public ofllos," and bill was filed tor further patsuge. The Judiciary committee, to whom Was reterred 11. F. 03, rellting to the payment of the cost, and expenses of criminal prosecutions Uforu Justices of the ace and commissioners, re. ported that they had j repared a substitute sub-stitute and recommended that the saiuu be l aseed. Committee ou enrollment stated that C. I". 0, an act glvliu llena to mo-chaulcs mo-chaulcs and others had been sunt to the (Joe eruor. The Judiciary committee, who bad the claim of Andrew Hurt under con-aideratlou, con-aideratlou, reported that It cannot be ascertained In detail, or lu any verified mautivr, what the services claimed have been, and the oouimlttci, from tbe Information aud evldencu before It, feel thatllie legislature ought not to appropriate the money designated In the hill. If such an appropriation be made, It seems to the committee that the proce lure would be a serious one, for the sherills of counties, the com-mltteebelleved, com-mltteebelleved, ought tosecure their compensation from the fee bill and from tbe cou idles In which tlioy are elected, and that the Territory ought not to be asked to reimburse (lie m lu the mmitii r nked for lu tho hill. A communication was received from the House announcing the passngu of tho World'aTalr bill. nut hi. TllUlMUM JIUIININCI, Tho House was called to order at 11 a. in. IJuuum pre.ont. lliecouiuilllieon mines and mining riporttdonH. I', lutl, to irovldufor the safety of workmen employed In coal mines, with uraendraonla, recom mendiog its la-sage. Adopted, Tho committee on claims nnd pibllc accounts retried ou clnlui II of Kane County, for $23, recommending Its re-Jrctlou. re-Jrctlou. Adopted. The same committee reported on claim i of J, K. JJourne, for 573, Juror's fees, recommending Ita rejection. rejec-tion. A ipled. Also on claim CO, ofOarfleld County for $11 60, onm-p-. and lata for the use of the asteeor, rrconimeudlng it. allowance. Adojted, and referred to vrmmlttee on nprToj rlatlcns. On claim 07 of Clarlli-'l county, for $l7,i3lcotjiamlri4.nealn criminal enso", recommending Ha rejection. Ado to I. On claim 83 of Bnlt Lake county, $1fJ3 85for mnjic an 1 p ala for at.ea-sor at.ea-sor and loltector, recomuiendtng Its allowance. Adopted; commltteu ou 1 rroprlatlons. The vummlttteo on llvo stock re. porhrl cu II, F. 90, for the appoint-in appoint-in nt of sheep Ins) eitors aud the. su-I su-I resslou of ulirs.es among sheep, re-commending re-commending Ita rrlectlju. Adopted. The same commute reported on II. K ItW, fortheUliiosalor estrays, etc , n commetidlng Its i -mrt, Adopted, and filed for third reading. Ihesaine committee irportcd on H. F. Ill, a bill similar lolhofcirigolng, recommending Its rejection Adapted. The commltteo on ai prot rlallous ro-liorted ro-liorted on the tetltluti of James Jack and 2ehl W. Clayton, ncouimend-tng ncouimend-tng that thn prayer be grsnte I. Tbiy nlo reported a I ill covering llie'ground (II. P. 110), recommen ling Its pas.age. Hald bill was thercuion read the first and secoud time and filed for third reading. uarsent nl lalned unanimous consent to withdraw tlaliu S7 of Oarllcld Counly, Tho committee on private corporations corpora-tions re laurel on II. y. 113 to amend an act entitled ail net to amend section 13M. 13, Compiled Laws, relating to railway orjir;itlor., reromnicndlng Us asage. Jhad and Died for third reading. The same committee reported on II, I. l-'l, ngulatlng the rates to tw charred by corwratlona selling water, recommending U lasrage, Adotteii an tilled. The l-ommltteo on a-rlcullure and Irrigation reiorte.l on II. F. 90, (o amend sicllons 2103, 2IH, 411 and HI!, Complied I.aus. iiUtlig tu Irrigation Irri-gation companies, amended, recom-iietiding recom-iietiding Its ivige. Ado tod aud filed. The same committee reported on C. h, 77, amending sections A, 0 anil 10, to establish the Agricultural College nud Lxperlmeut Btatloll, tec-ommend. lug Us pissage. Adoi teil nnd 111. I. the commltteo on Judiciary reported on 11, 1'. 10, to protect employes In their claims for wages, amended, recommending re-commending Its passage. Adapted and filed. ' lhu Judiciary committee reported onll. . 110, to amend section l,cbat ter 13, eeislon laws, recommeuding Its rcectlon. Adopted. I lie sarao commltteo report! d on 11. F. 122, to amoud chater K, lltlo 4, code of civil procedure, lu relation to ffionogra) hlo reporters, recommend ng Its tassage. Adojted nud filed ihesune Lommllteu reiorted ou H, F. 1.7, to amend sections 3371, Com-pllel Com-pllel Laws, lu regard to trial tj Jury, with amendment, rucomnicndlni" its jnssage. Ailopteit ant tiled. riiu same cunimlttce retorted on C F. 63, fixing the time for ulectlug ruemters of the Legislature, ricum mendlug Ita reection. Adopted. Tlie same committee rejrtcd on C. I'. S3, to classify counties, with amen 1 luents, recomiuendlug Ita liasagc, Adoi ted aud tiled. Hie same cGininltti-e reported on C. F. 03, to ameuJ section 17.0 s. 10, Compiled Laws, relating to the num. bcrof couucllraenlu cities ol the third class, recommending Us jatsage. Ado ted nnd filed. Tlie same committee niorteel on It. P. 73, regulating the ay mi nt of wayes In lawful money, recommending its rejection. Adopted, A communication was received from the Council announcing the upolnt inent of Kvani and Mulvillo a conference confer-ence committee ou II. F. 1, relating to elections Alio, a .ommunlcstlon announcing that the Council had reectcd II. F. 01, amending section 1732, Comlled Laws, and II. F. 70, la punish tho adulteration of food. Also, that the Council lial passed with amendments II. 1. I7,amcndlu.r sections 1701, 1700 aud 1701 Compllul Laws relating tj the election uf Justices Jus-tices cf tbe peace In cities. II. F. 81, regulating the practice of pharmacy, aud H.K77, rovldlug for the correct wcighlngof coal at cent inlues, aud tlie same were forwarded. The Council amendments to II. F. 47wereriad nudou motion of Bargent the llousu concurred In thuhame. ltu fcrred to the committee ou enrollment. rhuCouucIt amendments tu if. I. 81 we ro read and oiitiiatlou of Mar shall concurred in In part. 1 urther consideration was deferred till tomorrow tomor-row on account of the nbscncuof l'lkc, the author of the bill. The Council amendments to 11.1'. 77 worurcad and on motion of Arurtt concurred In. Ccmmlttoe ou enroll, ment. Know moved that when tho House adjourn It t e to Ilia. m. I rlday. W. II. Irvine moved to amend by making the hour 11. lost, 7 lo lu. Hnow'a motion waa then adopted, Morltx moved thut tho House taku a recess till 2 p. m. Lost II. 1". 217, to Vmetid sections 210, 211,1.11, 24.', 211 and 217 Comllrd Laws, relating to elections, was rial the third time, amen led nnd I aued. At 12 10 the House, ou motion of Iiwreuce, took a recess till 2 p. m , ut which time ttiere waa a quorum anil business was taken up where It left oil tills morning. II. 1". 00, by Maclisj , to IreguUto the iractlceof luedlctm, was taken up nnd rend by sections, Ulug amended as the reading prcgriesed. The loth and last section, roMdlug Hint the act should take eOcot upou its r as sage, w as read at 2 30, An ameudment was ottered by Marshall, Mar-shall, striking out shu word "psraage," and Inserting "as to the board of ex-nmlncraui-jii Its ai proval.tis lo all other matters,after the 1-t day of May next." Carried. Arnott wanted to amend so as to curtail cur-tail the Governor's jxiwcr lu the inntter of apgiolutlng thu examiners, and made a speech thereon. Marihsll n 1 11. d, claiming It was use U is attempting tullmlt power conferred by a higher iowur. A vote wau taken on Arnett'jnraend ment, nnd It wasado(ted, 13 to 8. Hsrgeut founl another funny fialure," nn I move! an amendment striking out somo of the merriment. Ho was not 0 pose.1, Hnow wonted to Imcrt "Willi tho ad-vlco ad-vlco and content ol the Council." Currltd. Adams had au amendment to offer and wus gratllleib J.D. Irvine wanted tho number o txiimlncrs fixed nt five. Carried. Cultou move I to strike nut tho last lenleucuortecllon lu. Carried. l'lke g t nu amnndmont Ihroiigh, The question then recurred on the pasiage of the bill. It passed nt J 03, with only one uay Adams, ' |
