| Show UTAH legislature january 30 1882 1682 0 pm council convened pursuant tol ad lourn journ in ment mont ent boll roll call prayer by bi file he chaplain the house bill providing for the appointment of justices of the peace where there were vacancies was reported by the conference committee commit tee and as the amendments of the council cauncil were not receded from irom frol 3 it liias was passed A message received from the kouse souse of representatives informed the tile council that the recommendations of the committee of conference concerning the amendment to H P F 8 providing for the appointment of justices j us tices cices in case of vacancies had been adopted councilor thurber moved that the listed articles in the thu bill in relation to mortgages mo ages of personal property e bo be stricken out and that th the section fieo tion cover co n nil all 11 articles not exempt from execution rejected handbill and bill laid over until tuesday C call F 11 the bill ao to license and regulate the sale of ilau liquors ors orb was then called up and councilor caine offered an amendment giving municipal cor corporations orations the power to apply I 1 this eill bill to their municipalities toy changing the words county courts to city eity councils and also re straining tho the county courts from in kerfey ing with the powers of incorporated po rated cd cities for licensing and regulating the sale eale and manufacture of malt vinous and liquors within city bound irles iries councilor E snow did not con sider elder the hill bill in proper shape just yet it did not cover the ground that be he wished to see sueh euch a bill do and the last proposed amendment appeared ared to him a little like clasa class legislation dation ration would like to see a portion of the revenue from licenses and fines nines in the liquor traffic set apart for school purposes ses ees in the cities as well weil eil eli ell as in the counties he hd was afraid that discrimination was being used in favor of the treasuries of corporations and against those of the counties councilor wells thought the bill had been pretty well considered and could ece no lecessi necessity ty for recommit ting the bill but preferred erred that it be continued to be considered in a committee of the whole councilor caine showed that different cities had ditl dill different brent hrent provisions and powers in their charters and if there were good points in this bill for any one or moro more cities to adopt he wished to give them power to use them theto A general bill would almost be b a an impossibility logan and provo had prohibitory powers and possibly sibly the tho city governments there preferred to use them than to be lle compelled to license the fhe liquor business etc on the other hand somo some corporations wele subject to the expense cf of governing the scum of society that gathered to these cen een centre tres and a jarge large revenue was needed the bulk odthe of the liquor was gold sold in the large cities councilor murdoch wished for full power to be given corporations to rovern govern this class of merchants in eaver eaven md other places in hla hia district irresponsible men were vending liquor and making bad citizens of our youths and he desired to place lace every safeguard around the them in re he was not so much m uch after revenue evenue ri as he be was to break up these low places and low characters councilor Tha thatch teher teber er said legislative enactments could not control the use of liquors so much as the moral sentiment of the community he eulogized the young men of salt sait lake city and ogden who though surrounded by and aud placed in lri salt sait lake city and ogden who though surrounded by and aud placed in lri contact with the evils of the liquor busin business ess were among the brightest of our growing lights he said fald there was not a place in the world here there were purer young men than iii in utah ulah if young mei meo were subject to too much restraint and did nat not beo see the tho evils of the world they were very liable when brought in contact with them to fall a too eaby easy prey he moved that the bill with the amendments suggested edy edl to be again referred to the committee with counselor E snow inov added coun conn ehor ellor thurber moved that cou councilor dellor th atcher be also added to the committee the rh a bill was so referred the original bill for hattel chattel mort C F 6 was called up end ond on of councilor caine calne tho the enacting clame clause was stricken out benediction ene diction by tho the chaplain council ad adjourned journO until two Tue tuesday aday tuesday tuesdays jan 31 2 pm council met pursuant to adjournment roli roll called quorum present prayer by the chaplain A petition was presented by H P cutler and 32 others of pinto and hebron washington wash ington county stating that the lines of a recent survey placed their property outside of washington county to which they were attached and asked that the boundary line be extended some nine or ten miles nonh north councilor teasdale of the printing committee reported that the bill to consolidate the school districts wui was wa printed the bill amending section 1444 of the compiled laws was reported engrossed and forwarded to the governor councilor caine of tile the engrossing committee reported the bill incorporating po pd silver beef reef city engrossed the bill wai wag then amended and passed its third reading and sent to the honse councilor murdock murdoch of the special committee appointed to take into consideration the propriety of adopting rules for fon fo r the council reported report ed that the th a committee could eee see no necessity for them report received a the bill dill in relation to mortgage of persi personal mal property properly was laid over for another dayas day as the committee had not time to give sufficient consideration to the bill after waiting a few minutes for business to be presented the president suggested that if no more bills were read that the council adjourn so that committees could get to work on bome some of the bills in their hands prayer by the chaplain council adjourned until 2 rock lock wednesday HOUSE i monday january 80 30 house met aa as per adjournment promptly at 2 roll boll called quorum present prayer by the chaplain A memorial from B W roberts and others was presented byar by mr stout oil on whose recommendation it was referred to the committee on elections the petition sets sots forth that there is no law lav at present determining the petition sets sots forth that there is no law lav at present determining liow ilow how when or where to commence in the exercise of the nominating franchise in order to secure proper mam representation and that the subject was worthy ot of legislation lir mr sir peery presented a petition from the oden ogden O den city council recommending that approved weights and measures be placed at each county seat in the territory which would put a stop to the fraud now practised practise dby by certain merchants referred the petition of john W turner sheriff of utah county was presented by mr dusenberry for 1400 relief connected with his official lelal off omm services in procuring the arrest and trial of fred welcome and jack emerson murderers of john P F turner referred mr hir booth from the committee on municipal corporations and arid towns reported that the committee recommended that the petition of of lot russel bussel and others to change tile tl ie boundary lines of lehi city be granted and that the accompanying bill for that purpose be filed report accepted and the bill filed the speaker appointed thurman partridge and peery a special committee on the resolution ot of mr thurman in relation to procuring from tho secretary a list of the names of foreign corporations doing busl busiest bu ess in the territory mr air hatch from the conference committee on H F ko no 3 report ej I mr air hatch from the conference committee on H F ko no 3 report ej I that as a compromise on the coun cil ell amendment to section 3 of cit that bill lle ile lie te committee recommended the adoption of the following substitute sti tute ali ail all laws and parts of laws conflicting aitu this act are hereby repealed 11 report accepted mr air penrose introduced a bill in relation to irrigation scribing prescribing pie that upon a m majority rity of the citizen citizens representing noo nto to the tho county court ti that t there are unclaimed streams which can be brought into use for agricultural purposes the courts shail shall organize the county into districts which districts may then proceed in a mallo matil manner ner her specified to organize irrigation companies tho of flers fiers of which shall locate the canal and ascertain the cost of constructing ting the same mr penrose stated that there being so many amendments to the irrigation law that it lit was deemed advisable to introduce a bill for antim a now act pending the reading of the billj bill it was referred to the committee committe eoll ebil on irrigation A bill to amend section 1 of chapter 2 of the laws of 1878 relating to territorial and school taxes s was introduced trod by mr dalton and was referred to the committee on ways and means C F no 15 a I 1 ill III designating 11 what days in each year shall be considered public holidays 3 was called up on its second reading readings and passed to its third 0 P F no 4 a bill to amend section ll 11 3 of the compiled laws of utah ar j in n regard ard to the computation of distances by sheriffs in herving kerving fc summonses under the orders of the courts was taken up on its third reading during which it was referred I 1 ack TO the committee on judiciary for other amendments the bill marked H F no 18 was taken up and passed its third reading it provides that any village of one square mile in extent having a population of may upon petition higier by two thirds of such inhabitants to the county court be incorporated with a board of trustees consisting of a president adent four trustees ru steeg a marshal pred a and a recorder who shall by ordinance and enforcement thereof before a justice of the peace regulate the general deportment of the body corporate also providing for tile the election of the said off omm meers officers according to existing laws the bill was passed ayes 23 A communication from the council counell was read stating that the substitute for section three of HF 3 recommended by the conference committee had bad been adopted and was returned return ed to 10 the house for consideration A message wag received from the city council of salt lake city luc ac know leding with thanks the extension of the freedom of the house granted to that body house adjourned until tuesday at 2 pm january the house was waa called to order at 2 R p in speaker lyman in the chair the following petitions were presented by mr hir blackburn from PW young and I 1 ISO tco 0 others residents of Sou southern thern thein utah setting forth that as thil thia eastern portions of plute and iron counties are naturally natu rally raily disconnected by mountain ranges with the main portion of the counties countless they therefore recommend that two new counties bo be created from luch juch and other specified territories named respectively eith hith filth and spencer counties referred by mr booth from john moore and others to amend the charter of spanish foik city referred by AV mr partridge signed by the mayor city council and a large number of residents of tooele thoele city to ch change the toun loun boundary dary lines of that city A bill for that purpose se accompanied the p petition dotti botti cf which r viero ere ero referred mr genrose from the committee on claims and public accounts reported relative to the financial report of juab county that it had been examined and found corr conr correct act but that the report from the county of sanpete was aras incorrect in one important lar aar la nicular icolar and therefore the committee recommended that it be returned to tile the county clork dork for correction report accepted and the report ordered to tio ilo boj returned mr farr from the committee on ludl ludi iudici chAry ury reported on H F no 4 that the tho committee had examined and amended the bill and aud recommend ed ith passage as report accepted i mr 11 artridge partridge from the tho committee on irrigation reported on H F no 2 a bill to amend chapter 4 of title utie 11 of the compiled laws that 2 a to 4 of title utie 11 of the compiled laws that there had been one amendment amend men t made to the bill the committee recommended its passage as amended the bill bili was filed for second reading mr F farr arr also aiso reported upon the petition of peter peterson to change his hia name to Haneen hansen which had been referred to tha committee on judiciary that the committee hail hati duly considered the mrnes mines and recommended that the tho prayer be granted lutro intro introduction of bills by mr Th thurman firman to amend chapter 3 of title ilof 11 of the compiled laws relating to railroad com lanies lanie the bill was read road and referred to the committee on private corporations with permission to print by dir mr dusenberry to establish i tile tiie salaries of probate judges fudges in fil the several counties orthe territory the bill provides that in the tho following counties the following sums shall bo the annual remuneration to tho the respective judges who may draw the amount in quarterly payments after march 1 1882 from the tile county treasuries I 1 in a salt bait lake 2000 in utah and weber sio 1 1 moy MOP in box bum elder cache davis and ud sanpete San pete in a iron juab millard summit tooele thoele and washington in beaver rich eich morgan and wasatch and in emery plute and san juan referred by mr booth providing that complaints on information and belief if oth otherwise erwim in accor accordance dance with law shall be held to be sufficient in criminal case cases a if given before a magistrate by any of the fop owing onn off officers leers united states district attorneys and marshals cz aunty auty attorneys sheriffs and deau ties bandsuch and sueh such offia officers cers as atto attorneys ineys marshals and policemen of the incorporated corp orated cities referred to the judiciary by ay mr thurman to amend title 20 of the compiled laws of utah referred without reading to tile the committee on judiciary with permission to print A council me bage sage announced that 0 P F 14 it a bill to incorporate silver reef city had bad passed that body and was sent tent to the house for its c consideration the bill was read tho the first timely its title second reading of bills H HP F no 21 a bill to amend the charter of the city of lehl rehl was taken up and passed to 1 ite ts third reading HF no 2 was read a bill amending chapter 2 title 11 of the compiled i led laws that sections 17 and 18 0 of af pf that title shall not be const construed med to require irrigation companies to publish in the notices therein mentioned but the service of said notices in person or sent by mail post poet paid in writing shall be deemed sufficient to all the stockholders the bill bil was pla pia placed ceddia on the general file the consideration of H P F no 18 a bill to incorporate villages was resumed several amendments w were ere made and the bill passed ayes 22 nays 1 C P F no 15 a bill to designate public boli holidays daye days was wm upon US ius third reading pending which it was referred for other amendments to the committee on judiciary 0 P F no 4 a hill to amend section 2383 of the compiled laws of utah relative to the point from whence distances are arc to be reckoned in serving summonses by sher IM lil lii a was taken up on its third read ing and passed ayes avels 22 nay a 2 A communication from hinex his hig excellency cel lency governor ell H murray and lady was received |
