Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-06
HOUSE.

Kimbali called attention to the
fac, tina. tire Compiled Laws Of ISIS
had never been reported TO the
Legislature by The Compilation
Commission, anu that thy han
never been adopted by the AS
sembly, aud were not, as a compila-
ton, the laws Of the Territory.
Williams, from the ways and
means committees, reported favor
ably on the Council Concurrent
resolution, requiring the Auditor TO
collect from Emery County sl903.
Hammond suggested that the
Auditor should sue the collector
unless the C9pnty Court had
released him; but thst IL he
mad been released; lheu the
county should be sued. In response
10 a request from Pierce, Hammond
said that in ISIS the Emery eosnty
assessor assessed railroad rights OF
way at 5000 per'mile, n rate much
lower than in other counties. The
Territorial board Of equalization or
dered Etiers county 20 increase the
assessment, but 1t had not been,
done, hence Emery county OF its
assessor was delinquent in the sum
Of $1,000.
On Hammond's motion to defer
action until tomorrow, that il might
be aseertsined definitely what steps
should taken, "A debate ensued.
Reid and Kimhall thought there
need be no delay, as the auditor
could use his discretion whom to
sue. The resolution was adopted.
Sargent, from the Territorial IL
brary committee reported a joint
resolution authorizing the territorial
librarian to purchase IS copies Of
Utah Reports, 10 be exchanged with
other States afid Territories for the
benefit Of certain officers aud insti-
buttons ofthe Territory.
Robinson, from the committee on
and irrigation, reported
on the report OF the Agricultural
College trustees, and recommended
that il be printed.
Kimball moved that 1000 copies
lie printed,
4 concurrent resolution was
providing for the printing |
Of 1000 copies.
The committee on education rec
that a portion Of the re-
port OF School Commissioner Bore
man be stricken out, and that 500
copies Of il, so amended, he printed.
Kimball insisted that the House
had no right to amend the report.
The Speaker said IL was not n
question Of amending the report,
but Of printing such portions Of it
As the House might see fit.
Allen explained his position per
and said that the Commits
siOner waswilling TO have n part cf
his report expunged for the sake OF
having the balance Of il printed.
Kimball insisted that the House
must use the report in its entirety,
or reject Il. y spirited debate &C.
Cured in which Hamn nj, Greer
and Allen took part. The latter
thought the House had a right to
amend the report for the purpose Of
printing it. /
Williams held the contrary, and
that the report must be printed en-
lire or not all.
Reid thought the House had
right TO order printed such parts OF
any such n document as il deemed
proper and moved the recOmmittal
If the matter 10 the educational
with Instructions to
the portions 1t thought
pest to print.
Kim6all opposed recommittal,
md thought the assembly ought to
permit the commissioner To have his
,ay.
The matter was rccommitted but,
m an amendment offered 10y Ham,
nOnd, without instructions.
johnson, from the live stock COM
nittee, reported adversely on a
ill relative TO trespassing sheep.
dopted.
TN. adverse report Of the same
on II. +. %, to prohibit
he herd Of sheep near towns, laid
Iver from yesterday, was adopted,
nd the bill was rejected.
Kimball introduced III. F. "a, con-
erning conveyances. Committee
N judiciary.
Kimball and Hammond were ap-
ointed n conference committee on
to G. F. 5, the loan as
bill.
A motion to adjourn was lost.
Allen moved TO make the sugar
ill the special order for February %,
S the condition Of the treasury
yould be better known then. Car
led.
c. F. Is, relative to estates Of de-
was laid over owing to the
.bsence Of the gentleman in charge.
Adjourned.