Show I 1 F H of the twenty ninth legislature of utah organization i iva OF mw TOWNS Is looked into by an in amendment to he old law him SCHOOL BILL MW IP UP I 1 A 1 liu bin to t amend the lh law UIT relating to the adoption option Jd tr of Ch children ildrem the dentists hale sturn 0 THE SALT LAKE LAER feb 5 iao abe hatch showed his genial countenance cenance in the council chamber today to jay day after meveral days absence some one remarked emery and Wasil wasatch tell may no now W be heard from and each such proved the else ciao for mr hatch flatch offered the following bill ION 1 kt be it enacted by the I 1 governor and legislative assembly of the territory of utah that section 18 4 of chapter 12 part 2 volume 1 of the C compiled laws of utahn yoen titled ilanor for organization of towns I 1 be and the be same is amended by striking out all of paragraph six 0 6 all aud d even seven ka 7 of said ee se tion and insert ing in in lieu thereof the following 6 to license tax and regulate tho tile vending or gi i aug away of any vinous spirituous fermented men tedor or mixed liquors and am ali t license tax and regulate hotel or tavern keepers keeper a eating choutea and ants auts merchants grocers grocer and sand peddlers hutchers tut chers sand and slaughterers ers ars druggists erd apothecaries surgeons sui geons IIi yi ceans dentists photographers billiard and pool table 7 to license tax ax an annj 1 regulate a all it exhibitions of chomen sh ebon omen men conver concerts ts theatricals and circus cir cuss ss public dance and amusement and to suppress any odthe of the foregoing which are indecent BEC seca 2 tufit paragraph of eaid said section be aud and the tile same is amended by striking out all of said paragraph alter after the th ao ord rd ot of 11 iu in line three ard inserting in liu lion thereof the following the tile panie same with any material what everand to pral prohibit libit ridin riding 9 and driving on ad walks except to cross the same amid the stern reality of passing Is law a for people the members ot of the council find lind time now and then to have a little amusement among themselves this they did today to day though created in a spirit of fun a deo deserving erving cou was paid mr booth in the following resolution introduced trod in the council kali fd by the tile council whether tle house concurs or not that the nomination of the tile hon flon john E booth fo for the office of mayor of oi provo baand the same is hereby ratified il and ap pr ved and the said booth if is recognized as I 1 eing ibe the prospective mayor 1 0 I provo whether he receives the tile tots elect him or not i F S RICHARDS W G COLL COLLETT W if 11 LEft E BENNER 0 0 RICHARDS ROBERT C LUND josepn BARTON I 1 W A 0 BRYAN 0 F olman attest FRANK FRANIC J CANNON chief clerk mr booth is a man fully deserving of this compliment his ills manner is brusque but hearty and whole he ife appears to be a man strictly hon h on et e t in all he does and one who though working assiduously for his constituents ants never loses eight of the tile welfare of the whole territory this tills mates makes him blin free from the narrow mindedness which is too often exhibited in legislative bodies wiser that is I 1 the tile interests of jay illy constituents are paramount mr kimbau kimball created some amusement by the introduction of a bill relating to the practice of dentistry 11 prevented by request 01 it wag was referred to the committee en cn judiciary though some one suggested that it ought to go to the committees on mining raining or commerce the tile bill makes unlawful the practice of dentistry or dental surgery except by those who have received a diploma from some faculty of some college or university where full courses of lectures on den were delivered it does note not effect f those already practicing dentistry or dental surgery except as stated below nor does it prevent physicians or burgeons surgeons from extracting teeth it provides for a board of four examiners to be appointed tf by the governor ind lad to hold offie e for a term of four years those already practicing this ibis profession must within six months after the passage of of the act cause their names and residences to be registered gist Riot ered with the receiving a certificate the tile penalty for violt violation tion of this act is a fine of from to mr hammond ammond II introduced fl s bill unending amending the law relating to the adoption option of children the present lw law provides that in case of adoption tome some person or guardian must appear in i court and relinquish all right to the thild child before the adoption thua thus in case of a wait waif no option could be had bad the tile bill now introduced is to intended to obviate that the following bill was introduced by mr stewart i A bill relating Ke lating to the protection of Stock raisers 1 be it enacted by the gov anor arnor and legislative assembly y of the territory of utah that w whenever any oy person turns cattle loose on any ny range already mccu occupied pled or in posses ion of another he lie shall ball furnish water n such buell range in fn addition to that aldy ready thaleon eon free unfenced and on we the surface sufficient to water all loch additional cattle I 1 2 any person ou owning ning or more cows who shall allow such buell CO cows wa to run at large shall vide id at it least one service serviceable a ve b ban u no pr I 1 I 1 of good faded stock to run with each twenty five tive or fraction of twenty fille cows peri I 1 to run at large pvc bec 3 any person violating the tile provisions of this act is guilty of a mis misdemeanor demeanor and upon conviction thereof ahall shall bo be fined in any sum burn not Is lew than va 0 nor more than SEC 4 this li act ct shall tako take effect october 1890 0 REPORT COUNCIL A communication from the tile governor stated that he lie had signed 0 F 4 to validate and make admissible certain deeds mortgages etc committee on live stock reported favorable on substitute to 11 II F V 1 10 in in relation to herding driving an and J branding cattle adopted committee on conference reported that they had conferred with the committee from the house rouse on 11 II F r 17 on highways and recommended ed that t the recede from its former position adopted bill passed with amendments communication from the ilou laoue e a stated that 0 F 5 had been pam ed with amendments committee on pravate corporations committee on agriculture reported favorably favo raby on 0 F 13 adopted C F 11 13 in on t to 0 the appointment of a bee inspector passed second reading hatch introduced introduce a a bill amending section 1824 of chapter 12 part second volume I 1 of the compiled laws of licali utah entitled for organization of towns 11 committee on municipal corn corporations orations and towns substitute to 11 II F 10 16 relating to chattel with amendments if 11 F ID 10 a substitute bill amended by the so as to con conform forin to C F 10 after slight amendments was filed for third reading Richarda lUc harda moved that further con eide elde ration of C F 10 be defer deter ed ad until tomorrow to morrow carried report of the committee on agrical talal college to whom was referred ill the e report of the trustees of the agricultural i ca college wai was adored ado oed oled wit with instructions that copies be printed in pamphlet form adjourned ferry waa was excused on account of illness johnson presented a petition from nearly residents of uintah county asking asling for legislation to facilitate the removing of county seats committee on countiss coun tits TL surman from the juIl judiciary clary committee reported a substitute for 0 F 15 authorizing probate fudges judges t to 0 grant orders in certain cases without publication or notice A minority report opp opposed oed such stich aion and recommended the ri rejection ol 01 of both the tile original and substitute bills vila thurman Thi irman explained tile clif ference between the original ad a d substitute bills and said the object sought in them was the saving raving of expense to small estates kimball spoke in behalf of the minority report he ile admitted that the substitute was preferable to the 0 original gl bill but was opposed to but both it on the ille ground that all checks posa possible I 1 1 I 1 e should be put upon executors and nd ad in isi a orators tra tors he lie thought publication of a notice in soma some newspaper news piper ought to be lud had before granting such orders as those referred to loin in the bills pierce made an ar argument Aument in support of the minority report ami ant in 0 opposition PP position to the proposed le legislation tion J he lie thought ever every sa safeguard I 1 aguar rysia should be thrown a around ran ale estate states creer supported the substitute lite bill he ile thought the safeguards for heirs beirs were ample and th that a more summary method thin was now permitted r bitted ought to be provided d attl for settling 4 ng estates in certain ranes caries the legislation proposed would obviate trouble aud and expense hammond thought the safeguards were ample an pie and supported the tile 8 substitute bill thurman claimed that the substitute bill afforded much greater protection to heirs than the present law does and explained how the majority report was a adopted doted as was the substitute bill which waa was placed on file for second reading and ordered pr printed intel the conference committee on the highway bill recommended thattie eliat the council recede from ita its amendments which the council did and forwarded warded far the bill to the H passed it alien allen from the committee commil tso on education reported on 11 II F eto establish a free school system in cities offering amend amendments men far and recommending its passage alie ta were quite numerous nume roua and were read n and adopted and the bill as amended was ordered printed Thu thurman from tha tile judiciary committee reported favorably on II 11 F 13 the mortgage tax bill and offered ou ered an amendment making the fee of the recorder 25 cents instead of 50 60 cents for each abstract of mortgage furnished the assessor report and amendment ad adopted t e I 1 T the council passed 11 II F 16 r relative to chattel moraga mortgages gee with amendments in which the 11 house ou concurred and the bill passed johnson from the live stock committee in attee reported adversely on HF 29 20 to prevent sheep from being herded near settlements on the tile ground that it would be unwise and perhaps unlawful to pies such an act owing to he the absence of reid author of the bill the tile report wai was Is laid id over kimball introduced 11 II F 38 to regulate the practice of dentistry committee en cn judiciary clAry siewart stewart introduced 11 II P F 39 to protect protect the interests of stock growers committee committee on live block stock 11 II F 24 to prevent the tile making of preferred creditors was considered on third reading rading slightly amended and lost by a vote of 11 to 8 in favor the sugar bounty bill came upon up on third reading and was made special order for tomorrow to morrow H 11 F 20 amending the penal code in respect to murder manslaughter and certain other crimes came up on third res reading ding wag was slightly amended and passed by ft a unanimous vote pierce presented the claim of r L williama williams ex of schools for printed matter etc amounting to committee on claims A communication from dr park inviting the members to visit the university ver sity was r read t a d thurman introduced II 11 F r 40 amending amen dinK the present law relative to the removal of county beats seats committee on counties fliam hammond mond introduced 11 t 41 1 l amending the tile present law relative to the he adoption of Vil children ildren committee on judiciary kimball ansy introduced I 1 H F V 42 unending amending the tile civil code YO relative cativo to attachments in civil suits commit tee ee on judiciary kim kimball ball introduced 11 II F 43 u unending amending the civil code ferrin was excused adjourned |