Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10
THE HOUSE IDLE.
Lo1e Council Debate on The Apptopgi'
alton Bill.
No CAPITOL BUILDING THIS TINE
The Educational and Reform School
Problem, Still Unsolved.-fhe
Governor Busy.

Governor busls
The House had transacted no bu'l-
nsss today up TO the time Of this writ
i,g the members lettering around
owaitinr cali to come to order The
Council held n long night session
which was almost wholly occupied In
considering tue appropriation bill.
Al 1915 am. II took reeuss, and
tbis forenoon again resumed consii.
Grafton Of that bill, the item Of $4,000,
proposed to he Inserted for a wing Of
the Capiol building, being the main
fsaure diaoussud. IL viii DO remem.
berei that the House struck out this
lem. but williams moved 10 restore It.
La tho debate that ensued the same Er-
,umcnls were used which were heard
4, Tho House. williams motion was
Iost by "A two.thirds majority, and It
liz setttpd that no Capitol building will
he commenced before another Legl1lR-
tufe mUeb.
rhr air around the legislative nails
LIZ laden with fumofs OF pfOpOsed deals,
~ hue been said that the salt Lake
rguutv m, mbet8 would consent 10 let
mo University 20 u Logan " tue
country membufa would cousout either
to an appropriation Tor capitol buili-
tDr. or 10 a reduction Ia the rate Of Ter.
MORAL school tax. hut the country
members have ~ far resisted both these
tenants, though 10 IL believed that
ths action uf The Council ia refusing
% increase tbs appropriation 70 either
the Uulvursity " Reform School,
rrosagr. purpose, not yet discloasd,t1
move both those Institutions or 20 take
further action respecting them. ~
this writing (2:l5 o'clock) there y mo.
mentary expectation that the House
viii be- called to order 10 take up tue
appropriation bill ON Council amend.
mruis.
There IN a largo number ot bills In
the hnuds Of tie Governor, nud the
.mbly cannot adjourn without
being nppri8ed VI his action thereon.
tits thuftfOfo probable, judging from
appearances at tue hour OF going 20
uftss that final adjournment OF the
Legislature will not tsko place before
Tar into Tue night.
cyUNCu.
Yesterday tho following business
was transacted:
II. B. 40, amending the school law,
was passed without Amendment. Il
substitute for &. Is. 100, l5l and
III.
&. II. o., relating to revenue aud
establishing the tax levy, WAS consid'
cred.
J. l.. Booth moved to make tho ter.
flt0fial general tax aud the territorial
school tax q mills each. After de.
tate the amendment prevailed apd the
bill passed,
G. -. los, relating 10 tax sales, was
passed ne amended by the House.
III. B. l0l, relating 10 private cor
porailons, was passed ~ Raieuded by
the House.
A conference committee was Rp,
pointed on n. Is. III, relating 10 stock
killed by railroads.
&. Il. 90, authorizing bontds Of edu.
cation IN cities to call elections Tor tax
lryies, passed,
An informal recess was tal,el until
evening.
business was resumed about 9
O'Clock.
C.E78, relating to the killing Of
Wild animals, was then put on Us pas
sage and rejected.
e.. b. d3, relating 10 boards o; eiu.
cation Ia cities VI the fret aud second
class, was thCn taken up on the amend
ments from the House aud passed.
II, Il. 1855, relating TO tuition Ia Ger.
tain educational Institutions passed.
IL, b. Ill, providing Tor new sec.
lion Of tue civil code relating
10 appeals from Juaticoa' courts, passed.
II. Is. lb3, relating 30 tho Gnls OF
university lands, passed.
q. Is. 20, making appropriations for
public library was rejected.
q. h. 80 was rejected.
Taylor reported the appropriation
hill, stating that the total would be
Sil2, 1890; TO the Worlds Fair, SEQ.
OIs.Sy, 20 the deficiency, $4,000.
Total, sbl3, 1890, A - mills tax
woul u amount 10 S5Si,01O, 40 that II Il
was levied II would meet the whole
needs.
Williams moved 10 give the UniveF.
tlty $4,000, and spoke against tho
union OF the University ana College.
Ito deprecated Ihe closing Of the Unit.
Versity.
J.. h. Booth took the door, and In
carefully wotdud speech tried no show
that he was not Rverse 10 the Ulivet.
tllyi yet the union was thing hu
thought should be. lt would aid Us In
getting One good institution.
Hart followed anu spoke Of the Uni.
Versity beiDg the place here he was
educated and he did not want 10 see II
crippled In H. good work, yet the other
Institution, where the children Of toll.
era we're being taught, was hAndi.
capped.
Williams said that there was no
hopes OF uniting the Unlysrsity and
Agricultural College, aud therefore
lhalshoul1 not DO question ~ TO the
duty OF this body.
Eldfedge took the stand that too
much had been done for the Univer,
slty and too little Tor the villages aud
towns where the children only 70. a
small amount OF education.
Seaman made the best speech OF the
session In support OF Wllliams's mo.
uOni giving q glowing eulOgy on tins
WORK OF the Unlvogsity anu ~ results,
showing how tho surrounding states
AMI territories would point the finger
OF soorn nj us II we cripple our eduoa-
lonal institutes, We want an o luot.
uonal institution here OF which we