Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-25

HOUSE..
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
The enrolling committee reported
that IL. +. 9, relating TO mine fecord-
els, anu n. r. 81, relating h. private
corporations, had heun enrolled and
forwarded 20 the governor.
The committee on live stock report.
Ell lack a.. y. 81, regarding the brand.
my and btrjing u cattle, with "a sub.
'tilute, recommending rs passage, aud
the report was adopted, the biz read
and blcl lOf third reading.
The live stock c0mnittee reported
lack n. +. 90, amending chapter 22I5,
laWd ~ 1855, recommending itA passage.
Adopted und bill filtd Tor Thru read.
ing.
The committee on education report.
Ell IN favor Of the passngc Of II. Il. 03,
ioT the education Of blind children,
accommodating liz passage. Adopted.
me committee On manufactures and
commerce reported on &. i. 20, 10 on.
courage manufactures, recommending
its adoption. A minority report was
also presented In when the rejection Of
tue Dill was urged, because IL would
extend lnvos To tho Sugsr factory.
The committee report was adopted aud
bill filed for third reading.
The committee on claims and public
acc0unte repJtled In favor OF the rcipc.
ton u the claim % Lorenzo Barton,
sl..bO; Of rejection OF the claim OF
John w. Brown, $40; anu ais that Of
William II. Crawford for tss, all Of
which were agreed to aud the several
claims were rejected.
The same committee reported Ia
favor Of allowing the claims Of Pluto
county, $3.50, aud Iron county,
slBi,B3, on maps etc, npd the adoption
VI these will put the claims IN the
general appropriation hill.
Tho select committee for this purpose
reported ~ follUws:
The committee appointed by Council
concurrent resolution No. q, 10 whom
was referred the duty Of examining
the books OF the Territorial Auditor Of
Public Accounts, Arthur Pratt, and
Territorial Treasurer, Bolivar Roberts,
beg 10 report NJ iollows:
We take great pleasure In saying
that the hooks Of each office are kept
In 70 highly satisfactory anu creditable
manner, by the Italian method,
Or douhle-entry bookkeeping, and
by said System we, your com.
mittec, experienced no difficulty
In checking aud d0uble.checking each
and every warrant Issued by said
auditor Of public accounts aud paid by
said treasurer during the iucumLency
Of said offices, commencing March IS,
1880, 20 their annual report submitted
TO Hon. Arthur l.. Thomas, Governor.
The appropriation hills passed by the
honorable Legislature of 1890 were
charged 20 their respective accounts
anu were verified by warrants, Issued
when they became due aud payable.
The laws making special appropriations
were examined amt found 10 he
properly entered on tho auditors
books, warrants Issued, una duly paid.
We recommend that all special nppro.
pTiatiOus be cancelled and entered In
general Appropriation Till, ns al present
II Is difficult 10 determine the jemands
on the treasury, and such action will
enable the Legislature 10 K ow de.
nnitely the amount Of funds required
to meet the public demands.
RoBEgr buSD,
JANIS GLESDiSNING,
DAVID STOEER,
II. W. LAWRENCE,
Committee.
by Mori,z, II. +. lOi, to amend see.
ton a5jl. Compiled Laws OF 1858.
Section 1904, 722.
by Montgomery, II. II. los, to
amend chapter %, laws Of 1880, r..
lating 10 the protection OF hsh AMI
game.
by Arnett, II. r. 100, to provide for
the safety OF mon employed In coal
mines.
by Arnett, II. Il. IO7, to provide for
the proper ventilation Of coal minrs.
by Sargent, IL. +. los, authorizing
the registration and defining the gualif.
cations OF electors, aud regulating the
exercise Of tho elective franchise. This
bill covers the present law, but has
some innovations, oue being IN section
p, which Permits OF women voting nj
school elections. II isA very long bill
aud went TO the COMMITTEES Oh cleo
lions.
&. f. 20, for the assessing and collec.
tion " taxes, occupied the attention Of
the House a long time, In which u
number OF amendments were made.
The hill was passed by vote Of IL
ayes to 0 nays.
Snow offered resolution to the
effect that no bill shall he introduced
after the fftlcth day Of the session.
without unanimous consent, and this
was adopted.
Nebeker, 10y permission, introduced
IL. +. 1903, relating TO animals running
at large on the public domain. Com.
mittee ON live stock.
&. J. II. ., for the purchase Of vols.
q and Z, Utah Reports, 100 volumes
each, was read for the third time anu
was rejected
G.. j. T., giving the mayor Of cities Of
the ilrst aud second class a qualified
veto, and for other purposes. Passed
IL third reading aud was passed.
II. f. II, providing for the correct
weighing OF coal at coal mines ami
other matters, went through It's third
reading and the bill plssed.
At j'j5 adjourned till p. IN, today.