Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-21
CRIMINAL COSTS.
loo,bsr Discussion Of The Subject in
The House Yesterday.
ANOTHER FINANCIAL DEBATE.
nh, Carbon County Bill Passed by the
Couucil.-Medlcal li.lls Killed
Legislative business Today.


mitted the following report;
>,,r committee on claims and public
..i8uuta, acting jointly with the commit
ION claims ana public accounts u The
council. 10 whom was referred House
si.-i no. ii. q. No. @, OF II. W. Hawluy,
get.s 10. n. q. No. 81, Of Grand county,
4i uti. gG. n. &. No. A., u Sanuoio
UNITY. slg, .i2 20; H. q. No. 30, Of SOviOr
..,,ntv, of y, 5IB.i 10. II. g. No. ~, u Mil
i..'i s1iuty. Tor t383.sj, N. q. 40. 5, ct
~ IL. Quinn, Of sig2sli II. G.. No. 80, Of
III. 'rpton, for SluObj, respectfully
snbmit tho following; said committees,
.e,ips Jointly, as aforesaid, and after
s,fnIipr considerable timo IN the con
.J'rat'6n Of tho respective claims
slgptod mo following resolutions
ua.olvod, That no claim Incurred by
.t. r.sppcttyo counties or hy any county
ndIsHr Tor criminal expenses Ia Justices
s5rrts. including the fooH u wiincfps-,
i1r5fa, atonoguphors, cons,ablos, Hhurins,
iustIcda and commissioners, DO allowed,
bni that the Amo be- rycc cd.
Aud. whorrts, Tho above mentioned
claim. como within tho said resolution
w. recommend that said claims DO re-
lcc.cdl
All OF the claims disnllowed by the
e5mmlttcu were for Gusts Of criminal
tfnrrutiuus, aud tue dlscussion OF the
rp1ft opened up the whole subject.
Vaflan nsko by Whist right tho ciniub
committee rejected claims that were,
byalaw Of Cungfess, male a charge
against the Territory. Sears promptly
replied that the committed were gov.
efnrd by q law OF the Territory which
proyii led that costs OF cfimiual ffosUcu.
- sHHUH la
aaitet tho county. Nnrian u,p.
reca Ell ths Intelligence Ct any
msn who would Rive law
enc u Congress, aud Soara promptly
tepHvI tua,sD iafas lac was nonorrurli
he would Oboy the law Oi tho Territory
until the Territorial Supreme court
should pass upon the question.
Vlflan remarked that hu desired
the gentleman (5oafs) 10 place himfeli
on record, which the latter promptly
old. Later Vurian supported the
action Of the committee, IN rejecting
thIaclass OF claims, IN view Of all the
circumstances, anu voted 10 adopt tue
report, including the resolution,
Ih fact the report 10 adopt was
unanimous, aud the House
has thus made an explicit record VI IL
position In respect 70 this class OF
claims. Sears has been carrying the
tfunt Of this fight, with stanford, who
Il chairman OF the wnys anu means
Committee, close AMI able ally.
These gentlemen have mad 10 contend
with the very di-agroelble features
Connected with this question, aud the
sction OF tho House, especially It's uu-
Animous character, II boih victory
Tor aud q vlndicntion OF them.
Yesterday after Don while the rove
nue bill was under consideration Ia
.he House, the motion 10 strike out the
clause exempting from taxation, mort
cages and trust deeds, aud the notes
anu debta secured by them, gave rise 20
a debate Of character precisely slmi'
lar to- that which was had ON Nnfinu's
biil ~ tax debts secured by mortgages
aud trust deeds, except that II was
bfiuief. The same deuunciatiOns "
capital, and thv legislation favOfing N,
were reiterated, and the motion was
carried by the same vote, viz, l. 10
II, by winch Narlan's bill passed the
House. johnson, who made the mo.
ti0n, expressed defiance Of the press
aud it, opinions and influence, and
predicted u revolutionary uprising Of
the people " tho injuttice OF eXistiug
tax laws Is not Temeiicd, and Allen
spoke In n similar straiu. A marked
flavor OF POpuiism characterized the
remarks and sentiments Of these two
gentlemen.
Three Of the bills "to regulate the
practice OF medicine" which have
Ueon In the hands Of the House COM.
mitteo on public health, were adversely
reported yesterday, by Chairman Wines
The report was adopted aud the
bills were killed. lho bill "to advance
the science'of medicine aud surgery"
by providing bodies u persons dying
under certain circumstances, In publlu
Institutions, for dissection, was includ.
cd In the slaughter. a day or two ago,
AphysiclAn representing the Interests
and wishes Of the Irregular" physi.
clans, took occasion 10 exposlulato with
member OF tho health commit
tee OF one OF the houses on
account OF the delay OF the com.
mittee IN reporting the amendments
10 tho present law which the "fegu.
lars" had recommended, and intimated
that II was evidently tho Intention OF
the committee TO delay action until II
would ho too late for the Assembly TO
do anything but repeal the present law.
The legislator thus addressed replied 10
the effect that the health committee
had It's own ideas OF It's duty, aud ia.
tended TO perform IT,
This afternoon 5toker, OF the House
committee on public health, presented
bundle OF petitions asking for the
passage Of a bill amending the present
medical law, which had been prepared
under the auspices Of the so'calie1
regular physicians. The petitions and
the accompanying bill were referred 10
the health committee. IL N said Of this
bill that il "a aB Objectionable In many
respects ~ ~ the present law, ana II II
not believed that tne health committee
win tavoTahly report II.
After long AMI wenrisOme discus
sion, the Council yesterday passed IL.
Il. ~, creating Carbon county. Tho
bin has been amended, since the House
passed II, by eliminating all provisions
tpeciiyng who thlll be the officers,
ana where shall be the seat OF tho new
county. THIS was done mainly for
constitutional reasons. IL ~ thought
the bill viii readily pass tho House Us
amended. An election Will deter.
niue tue county scat and officers.
COUNCIL,