Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-02
THE ESTRAY BILL.
mis- Debated and Passed IN tho Lover
House.
JOINT SESSION on PRINTING.
A Sensational BIZ IL the iIon'e.--rhe
Reservation and Coal Lands
Memorials.

,stfay law. The i've b.Ooh Committee
NJ the House appears 10 have given
A. much consideration, aud 10 IL under
,tsei that a number Of psrs1n3 inter-
,.,ed in the subloct wcte listened TO
nv the committee. According TO tho
.i,t,ment W Hatch, chairmau Of
that committee, the latter fully realized
the difficulties which tho suffice. M.
v,lyeJ. and camc to tie oonclulion
mat the blll was better than the present
law, aud fair comfromise between
farmer and s.ockgrower. IL was de-
hated with some carnestness, but IN.
ally passed with only two negative
votes. It remains 20 be- seen what the
Council will do with g., That body Is
e5nsldetng a bill upon the same sub.
icrt introduced 10y Hart.
The conference committee on print.
ing proved failure - Tar AZ breaking
thc deadlock that has existed upon
t8at subject for about three weeks The
HOUSE decided TO Insist upon ill former
nc,lon, and the Council diI Likewise,
n9,wlthstanding that majority
fsplri Of the conference COM
miitee recommended that the latter
b.dy fpcudp. Tue conference commit.
teuia report, however, 10 ambiguous. II
dU.a not clearly appear 'fom rs terms
whether IL relates solely 10 the matter
OF choosing public priuIer,or whether
itlr also INTENDED 10 cover the award
log Of the printing. Tho Joint session
90 bu held this afternoon VIII doubtless
settle the whole printing question.
Something akin ~ u sensation was
created by thefoading OF the bill, intro.
daced yesterday la the House by
stHkuf, $40 promote tho science Of
medicine and surgcfy.n 10 l. intended
Dupply medical students and pTac.
toners with subjects for dissection, tut
I.s advocates claim that ie 10 guarded
aata prevent the use VI the remains Of
.uy person for such a purposr, u tho
deceased leave any irlonds who Oh.
isc,. The bottles u persons who
dlo Ia public renal or oharl,-
sb'c Institutions arc the ones which
tbu bill contompiatSs shall be- used for
tlo advancement VI medical science"
M0nton expressed a sentiment Of 70.
luguauce towards certain propositions
contained In the bill, which number
0iu,hpr members " the House shared,
when hu novel the rejection OF the
measure; but n maiOriiy Of the House
lsgmsd 20 think the subject worthy Of
iuyesiign,iOn az least, and voted down
thom0tion 10 reject.
Toe memorial asking Congress 10
0fsl 10 settlement tle Uintah indian
foitrvaii0n, passed unanimously after
very brief confederation. Should Con.
gftsa grant tho prayer the choicest
Auds IN all tho Msatch mountain
region, will he open 90 settlement by
the whites. The memorial asking for
the survey OF coal lands, which also
ptssoi the House yesterday, will, II
granted, have the effect 60 stimulate
Tue opening VI new coal measures.
COUNSEL.
After tho close Of the NEWS report
yesterday, mpjority Of tho conference
committee on printing reported recon-.
mending the adoption OF the majority
report OF the Joint committee on print.
lug. Lund OF tho conference commit.
zee, presented n minority report stating
that tho bid OF John A. Evans was at
least 10 per cent less than any other,
and recommended that he be chosen
Iublio printer. j. Il. Booth moved
that both reports Ito on tho table aud
that the house DO invited % meet la
llllt session TO award the printing anu
elect n public printer. Carried.
The following bills were introduced;
BY j. L.. Bo5ih-C. b. 90, relating 10
the assessment OF school taxes In cities
% tue hfst aud second Glasses.
by j, IL. B)o,h-C. Il. 90, relating 20
revenue and defining the duties OF
county courts aud the board OF equal.
2atiop.
The Chair presented claim Of HRv.
trlamp x Co., number OF bills were
hei fOr second reading, and this C0uu-
ell adjourned.
HOUSE.
After the close Of the NEws' report
yesterday the following bills were In
lrOduceu:
BY Clark ii. Is. SO, 10 encourage
tue building nj reservoirs.
by Clark: n. D. 81, relating 10
uniVersiiy lands.
BY PAHou; IL. u. ls5, creating an
Irrigation cOmmitsiJu.
q, B. II, relating 10 guardians, wa
referred To the commitieo on Judiciary.
Mcbride oilerei a resolution author.
iAlng tho chief clerk 10 employ d
docket clo'k At Siper day Tor lhe re-
mlindgr OF the session. Adopted.
Ihb Governor announced hla an
prevail OF tho contingent expense bill.
Council amendments to II. Il. ~, Il
prevent attorneys iIom becoming
sntetes were cUnGufred In, except the
change made 10y tho Council In tn,
title, which was a technical matter
di1agTetd 10 by tho House.
The Council asked Tor Joint session
20 elect public pfluier.
Allen moved that ito joint sessloE
take place al pm. to-day. Carried.
II. b. 0, the estTay on, came up on
third reading, Moore SAID thu bill con
talnti no provision TO compensate tn,
peiuou damaged for his time aud
trouble In impOunding tho Gnimnl7,a
no moved 10 Tecommit the hill. John
sJu opposed the motion, aud tho pur
pose o. add to the expuute Of case %
uame by u8irays.
halch opposed rc-oOmnillal. Ill
bail that our estrny laws heretofore
hud mot pivfu satisfaction to either tn
farmer " stock owner. lie feared In
Wesant bill would not entirely sui
either class, but it was a compounds
uuN UHtfrr Iunu lhn urranuf IA af" frutfui