Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-08
4 Resolution Regarding the Proposed
Loan or Five Million
Dollars.
CUTTING Down VARIOUS tx.
pENsrs.
~ .'tI"'N Q" Nh' NAW'sl
r"I woHL0's r,iH COMMISSION
struggling vim IinaurinI Dinicuiiie..
Di>russtnz tho Salaries.

struggling vim Financial ninicuiiis..
-Di>rn.s,a- Uho Salaries.
tttDAuU, sept IA the afternoon
session rctolution WIS adopted lu.
f,ucting tue mvmber. uf the commits.
siou o. labor with the mumbvrs of
tonrr,rs rom tlrir respective states
70 Vote fug tht PROPOSED government
loan Ui ii,nl',Uu e. the fair.
The committee on Tariff and trans.
purtati1u reported that low rates for
visitor. aud exhibit would Doe made hy
the railroads VI the country, ant nsist
ltrmis un 90 request from the rail.
fonl- pasp- Tor The commissioners and
lady managers to and FROM the com
mission meetings, thue saving large
Items OF UXpuuse. Tho report was
adopted.
The committee on judiciary reported
upon tue Recommendation OF the nudit.
Ing committee iu regard % u prosprc.
tiv" deficit Zee the CJmiuIFsiouuu' up-
pfopflation iot the current year, The
auditing committee recommended that
the aAlafl,s Of IIysident Palmer aud
NiCt.Chairmau Mckenzie, NJ 5000
each, be cut oil, that 5000 be- taken
from the salary 0i the uifs gtor.gcneril,
ami that the April meeting VI the com.
mlss.un be- postponed until July Ina
Orirr 10 avoid the expected deficit.
TIE Juilciarx committee reported
that the local dip'c'0ry hal offered to
| lend the commission the necessary
r-i,uul until such time ~ the amount
[ for repayment could be secured from
[ Congress, thus saving the proposed
| cuts iu salaries. tomtnlssl0uor Waller
l u Come lieut. opposed the adoption OF
D HftHH a.. H|a.HHsalaN NHEralI a.
/ unligninri aud put the commission la
| un embarrassing position TO accept y
| loan from the local directory. The
| deiiClt would not occur In any case be-
| fore the closc u the fiscal year Ia June
I so 1899, and in the meantime the
commission could apply 10 Congress
I for the Necessary funds. Commits.
siOner Massey u Delaware defended
I the report Of the committee. a number
/ VI warm speeches followed. Commits
silntr ~. Clair Of West Virginia
closed lot the Judiciary committee In
favor Of borrowing the Directory
mUnuy lie said the auditing commits
| toes proposition cut or the yiCe-chair-
mAu's salary. hut not tue director
generals. That would be taken
10y the South as n political
move. lie hoped tho commits
sion would sco the mistake In
such Nh action. Commissioner Butt,
~ Glars colleague, who Is Repub-
Iican, objected 10 the intlmalion that
politics had anything 10 do with tho
salary'culting report. Nice-Chsirman
/ Mckenzie drew 5000 a year for nn
oiilcu which hAi no dutie.. This funds
threatened 10 give out. The only way
10 avoid "a deficit was 10 cut down need.
les ca ense-. Judge Tousloy u MIN
ucslta fHld 70 looked ~ though the vice.
chairmau's salary was 10 DO continued
because the commission feared 10 ole
fond tle South or some political party.
1, was dlshoulrablc " the commission
10 think of borrowing money. Com
missioner Waller appealed to tue speak &.
els 10 drop pllilcs. lie onefod SUBJ
stitute for all bonding motions which
was adopted, 20 o. 1,r, !otflng the whole
mates 10 tho board OF reference aud
control.
Ia effect. the latter body is author.
ilsdt0 borrow g-l,ull Of the directors
Ina case Congress fails TO appropriate
money 10 meet the commissions de.
icicncy, all Official saIaries 10 con-
iiuuu.