Synopsis
Excerpt from Acts, Resolutions and Memorials Passed by the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Utah, During the Ninth Annual Session, for the Years 1859-1860
Appropriailou to open road from G. S. L. City to Weber Valley for a bridge over Jordan River to B, Young and F. Little for a bridge over Weber River bill, general territorial Bridge across Jordan grant renewed, across Weber a new, across Weber Dogs, to tax and regulate the keeping of Elections, how and when held illegal voting at G. 8. L. City, act to incorporate five wards mayor, alderman and councilors, how chosen, &c., election. How and when held illegal voting, how punished to prohibit gambling regulate sale'of liquors regulate entertainments, c. Relative to frightening teams horse racing and abusing animals encumbering streets, &c. Animals running at large in relation to dogs relation to nuisances locate and regulate breweries, tanneries, &c. Direct or prohibit combustible matter snow and ice from side walks dead carcasses to be removed clear and control stree'ts,' lay out, &c., public grounds prevent noises regulate places of bathing prevent introduction of contageous diseases grant licenses Sec. Weighing and inspection of commodities weights and measures to be sealed regulate public pumps, wells, distribute waters public pounds regulated and established ferries regulated and licensed providing for vagrant children orrow money on the credit of the city city council empowered to collect taxes residents required to work one day on streets of assessments and assessors collection oi' taxes extinguishment of fires, Ste.
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