17th Utah Territorial Legislature
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The 17th Utah Territorial Assembly convened on January 13, 1868.{{Cite journal, last=Cooley, first=Everett L., date=1956, title=JOURNALS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: TERRITORY OF UTAH SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION, 1857-1858 (continued), url=https://www.jstor.org/stable/45058457, journal=Utah Historical Quarterly, volume=24, issue=3, pages=237–260, issn=0042-143X


Major Legislation


Appropriations

* Territorial Appropriation Bill (February 21, 1868)


Criminal Laws

* An Act concerning
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(February 21, 1868)


Incorporations of Cities and Counties

* An Act changing the name of Richland County to Rich County (January 29, 1868)* * An Act changing the name of
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and Great Salt Lake County (January 29, 1868) * An Act to incorporate Deseret City, in
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(February 3, 1868) * An Act incorporating the City of Smithfield, in Cache County (February 6, 1868) * An Act incorporating Richmond City, in Cache County (February 6, 1868) * An Act incorporating Kaysville City, in
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(February 13, 1868) * An Act incorporating the City of Morgan, in Morgan County (February 13, 1868) * An Act incorporating Parowan City, in Iron County (February 13, 1868) * An Act incorporating the City of
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, in Sanpete County (February 14, 1868) * An Act incorporating
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, in Iron County (February 18, 1868) * An Act incorporating Franklin City, in Cache County (February 19, 1868) * An Act changing the
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of Morgan County (February 19, 1868) * An Act incorporating Mount Pleasant, in Sanpete County (February 20, 1868) * An Act amending the Charters of the Incorporated Cities in the Territory of Utah (February 21, 1868)


Members

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References

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