or a ferry or bridge on the Malad, and take toll thereon, without a grant from the Governor and Legislative Assembly shall forfeit and pay to the people of the Territory of Utah the sum of seven hundred dollars for each offence, to be collected as an action of debt. Approved Jan. 4, 1856. Forfeit $700 for each offence. AN ACT Granting unto Aaron Johnson, William Miller, John Berry and their Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the Governor and Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Utah: That the privilege is hereby granted unto Aaron Johnson, William Miller, John Berry, and those whom they may associate with them, to take one third of the water from the channel of Spanish Fork river, at or near the head of a slough near Spanish Fork City, and convey the same on the best possible route to a tract of land known as the Springville survey, plot D, and control the same for irrigating purposes, during the pleasure of the Legislative Assembly. Approved Dec. 27, 1855. AN ACT In Relation to the Deseret Iron Works. Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the Governor and Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Utah: That Brigham Young, sen., is authorized to sub Subscription of $1000. scribe one thousand dollars as stock in the Deseret Iron Company, for the benefit of said Territory; and that he is hereby authorized to draw on the treasury of the sum, at any time he may think Draw on Territ. Territory for the above proper. treasury. Treasurer to pay to B. Young. Sec. 2. The territorial treasurer is hereby authorized and required to pay out of the territorial treasury, any money not othewise appropriated, unto Brigham Young, sen., or his order, to the amounut of one thousand dollars, for the purpose of taking stock in the aforesaid company. Approved Jan. 12, 1856. Boundaries. AN ACT Granting unto Orson Pratt, Ormus E. Bates, Edwin D. Woolley, Levi Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the Governor and Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Utah: That all that portion of Lone Rock Valley, in the Territory of Utah, bounded on the north by a line running west from the north west corner of the grant unto Brigham Young and others, in Rush Valley, to the summit of the mountains west of Lone Rock Valley; thence south along the summit of said mountains to a line running east, making the south boundary of the grant unto Brigham Young and others; thence east to the west line of said grant; thence north to the place of beginning; be, and the same is hereby granted unto Orson Pratt, Ormus E. Bates, Edwin D. Woolley, Levi E. Riter, Vincent Shurtleffe, and Enoch Reese, for a poses during the herd ground and other purposes, during the pleasure of the Legislative Assembly. Grant. Herd ground and other pur pleasure of L. A. Sec. 2. The said Orson Pratt, Ormus E. Bates, Edwin D. Woolley, Levi E. Riter, Vincent Shurtleffe, and Enoch Reese, shall have the exclusive use and control Exclusive use. of said grant, with all the products and benefits arising therefrom: Provided, that nothing herein shall be so Inhabitants to construed as to prevent the inhabitants of this Territory get timber, from getting timber, poles, and wood, and grazing wood, &c., and their teams while so doing. Approved Jan. 5, 1856. graze teams. AN ACT Granting a Ranch and Herd Ground unto Brigham Young and Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the Governor and Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Utah: Grant That all that portion of country known as Kansas Prairie be and the same is hereby granted unto Brigham Young and Thomas Rhoades, of Great Salt Lake county and Territory of Utah, and to those whom they may see proper to associate with them, for a ranch and herd ground, during the pleasure of the Legisla- during the pleastive Assembly. ure of L. A. trol. Inhabitants to Sec. 2. That the said Brigham Young and Thomas Rhoades and their associates shall have the exclusive right and control of said ground: Provided, the in- Exclusive conhabitants of this Territory shall not be debarred the privilege of the timber, wood, or poles growing on the ground herein granted, and of grazing their teams thereon while actually engaged in hauling the same; nor shall any privilege herein granted be so construed as granting any mill privilege, or in any way debarring No mill privithe right of the Legislative Assembly hereafter to grant any privilege for mills or machinery to others. get timber, teams. leges granted. Sec. 3. The territorial surveyor-general of this Territory shall establish and mark the boundaries of the Surveyor genabove described land, and the lines and boundaries eral to establish bounds. thus established by the surveyor-general, shall be the true and lawful boundaries of the above described grant. Approved Dec. 18, 1855. Boundaries. Herd ground and other purposes. Exclusive con AN ACT Granting unto Brigham Young, Trustee in Trust for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Cache Valley for herding and other purposes. Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the Governor and Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Utah: That all that portion of country known as Cache Valley, in the Territory of Utah, and bounded on the north by the territorial line; and on the east, south, and west by the summit of the mountains surrounding said Cache Valley, be, and the same is hereby granted unto Brigham Young, Trustee in Trust for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, and those whom he may associate with him; together with all the products and benefits arising therefrom, for a herd ground and other purposes. Sec. 2. The said Brigham Young, and those whom he may associate with him shall have the exclusive use trol during the and control of said grant during the pleasure of the Legislative Assembly. pleasure of L. A. Approved Dec. 18, 1855. AN ACT Granting unto James G. Browning, Erastus Bingham, Sen., James Brown, Sen., Thomas Dunn and Lorin Farr, Ogden Valley for a herd ground. Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the Governor and Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Utah: That all that portion of country known as Ogden Hole Valley, in the Territory of Utah, and bounded on the south by Ogden river, and on the east, north, and west by the summit of the mountains surrounding said valley, be, and the same is hereby granted unto James G. Browning, Erastus Bingham, sen., James Brown, sen., Thomas Dunn, and Lorin Farr, of Weber county, for a herd ground and other purposes, during the pleasure of the Legislative Assembly. trol. Sec. 2. The said James G. Browning, Erastus Bingham, sen., James Brown, sen., Thomas Dunn, and Exclusive conLorin Farr shall have the exclusive control of said grant, together with all the benefits and privileges arising therefrom: Provided, the inhabitants of the Territory of Utah are not prevented from getting timber, timber, &c., wood and poles from said valley and mountains, and grazing their teams in said valley while so engaged. Approved Dec. 27, 1855. Proviso: getting grazing teams. AN ACT Granting unto Phinehas H. Young, Albert P. Rockwood and Jesse Hobson, Fremont's Island, in Great Salt Lake, for Herding and other purposes. Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the Governor and Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Utah: Grant. That all that portion of country known as Fremont's Island, situated in Great Salt Lake,, Territory of Utah, be, and the same is hereby granted unto Phinehas H. Herd ground Young, Albert P. Rockwood and Jesse Hobson, for a herd ground and other purposes. Sec. 2. The said Phinehas H. Young, Albert P. Rockwood and Jesse Hobson shall have the exclusive use and control of said grant, together with all the products and benefits arising therefrom, during the pleasure of the Legislative Assembly. Approved Dec. 27, 1855. and other Exclusive use, L. A. |