Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-02
BONDING BILL.
# PROPOSES an Iisuo Of $25O,OOO
al 8 Per Cent
AMOUR THE SPECIAL MESSAGE.


powerss bill providing for n further
lacrosse OF the bonded Indebtedness Of
inc city provides Tor an Issue Of a
ousrter Of a million, at i've per cont,
a,ynble in twenty yelrr. The author
.,,tes that q boud buyer has already
tldti.O5i In case the issue Il made, ami
b,tbinks 81. "a could bo obtained. ltwns
intended that the blll should provide
that $4,000 Of the proceeds Of the
,,pas should bB devoted to the ero1-
dan Of a wing OF the Capitol, IN puf-
.uspce Of the recommendations " the
govcrnoris message, but legal reasons
nave ivi to an amendment OF the bill
., that the cost o. tho wing u the
CAPITOL will be mot aa dtilol. In the
General expenditure.
The special message transmitted 70
Che Assembly yesterday by The Cow
amor has been meeting with severe
crIucism. It's hcld that the -peciiica.
t.5ns OF facts accompanying the gloomy
portrayal contained In the message
dli not justify such fcrfosen'
iatlon % existing conditions ono
member pronounced ~ "pDhucal
IuucomtuD Another said that
an appropriation Tor Capitol
building, no matter how large tho sum,
would not afford material relief 10 tue
unemployed iu tlH city, us only
small number % mon could bo um-
ploytd, and th0.u would have TO be-
Skilled mechanics. There was very
little work on such - Building that
could performed boy common lao1rcrs.
Powers T. Ia favor 90 action by tbs
Legislature Ia response 10 tue special
message, but Tolt0n IN cmphatlcaliy o.
t1scl 10 bonding the Territory Tor any
iurross Whatever. The special mrthagc
hos not produced the Impression on
the Legislature which was evidently
Intended by 10
nTho following bili was introduced by
Hubbard, nnI passed. by the II luHu u.
dog under a pupcnsion OF the rulosi
ueit enacted by ,ho Governor aud Log
I.ltiyo Assembly OF tho Territory Of
Umh
section 0. That nI school districts tina,
failed 90 i0vy Is special school tax during
tho year ending ls'j, for tho purpose of
building or other school purposes, may
levy such tax Tor tho wear 1901. in tho
manner provided by law, % lowed before
tlu 10TH day ul April, 1904, aud such tax
shall ho assessed aud c1lluc oil W tho
famD t.mU and ma tho Amo manner rs II
ithal boon loyioi iu the year 1893.
sof q This aC. shall Wko oilo1. from
and aitor iu approval
The following was int oduced by
Warner In the House this afternoon;
"Ro,olu,iUn authorizing the leasing
OF tho military school property at Og.
den aud removing 10 that institution
tue inmates OF the reform school aud
placing tho school Of the deaf mutes
aud blind IN the building now occu-
pied by the reform school.
"Whertas, tho citizens OF Ogden
have made proposal 10 lease
20 the Territory VI Utah the
Military Uacalemy with all It's flrni-
turo and appurIeuauces, ut an annual
fvutal Of $1,000; also giving the Torri.
tory the option 10 assume the encum-
hrancc OF twenty thousand (s.U,O0O)
dollars, upon which a title In leo SIM
pie (uBlcct 10 said incumbfnnCel will
be- made 20 tho Territory; also In the
event Of such change the city OF Og-
den will convoy their contingent inter-
est In the reform school grounds, 10 the
Territory, anu
Whereas, tho deaf mutos poiitiuned
the Legislature % remove them ~
Ogden, ior sundry sufficient reasons,
aud
Whereas, some location Ia necessary
Tor the school tor tho blind, under the
law recently enacted, therefore
BE II resolved that the Governor Of
the Territory Of Utah be- and he IL
hereby authorized ana empowered 10
contract, agree, bind ana perfect all
arrangements Tor such removal, upon
tho part OF Utah Territory upon such
conditions 10 be provided a. no may
deem Just anu equitable, and IA the
best interests Of the purpose sought to
be- accomplished.
That when be- shall have closed tho
contracts, received the c1nysyAncgs,
leases and premises as herein suggested ,
the said schools shall Immediately be-
removed 10 the quarters herein deslg.
natedi and the proportion OF money
provided by the general appropriation
Tor said Institutions shall DO eet apart
10 THIS independent use VI said sohuole,
Notwithstanding 10 be merged with the
funds Of any other institution.
This resolution shall take effect on ~
approval.
q, B. 50, amending certain sections
OF tho law relating 10 private corpora
Hons, was filed Tor third reading.
warner offered a concurrent res0lu-
llou Ia relation TO the reform school
AMI deaf mute, etc., which Is given
above In full. 10 went " the com.
mittee on reform school.
H. II, lib, 10 change tho boundary
llnu between Garfield and Mlyn,
counlles, was lost, pursuant 10 the ad.
verse report VI this committee.
II. b. l4O, providing Tor the inspec.
uon OF Illuminating oils, came up a.
special order, and passed.
u b. Vi, relating ~ special verdlulp,
Was lost In pursuance VI tho niyvrs,
eplH VI the judiciary comulttss.
HOUSE.
Alter the close OF this report ye9ter.
uay special message from the Gov.
etnor was read, urging commencement
OF work On the capitol building, Ina
order 10 provide employment Tor needy
men, Tho .aessngo aud accompanying
documents were given In tile NEW,
IN full.
H. u. l5l, amending the school law
was considered and pnssud.