Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-09

1899 relating to pfoJa,o procedure
paWoi.
| G.. Is. 80, relating 10 insolvent corps
tations ami defining how they Bhui
close up their affairs, passed.
G. B' l-i % provide n uui'0rm ESQ
| tenn ~ free schools throughout the nj
ritofy Of Utah, was considered and
| passed.
II. b. iO5, The appropriation bW
was feui aud Referred 10 tho commit
tee.
HOUSE.
After the close OF this repor, ycstcr.
day afternoon, wins moved TO ttfikt
OUT tho item VI s7,O0l..5 i0r tho ok.
penscs Of a territorial fur Tor 1894. iu
| support VI his motion, WINS sliI tue
! Territory hal apont a great am unit %
money lately tor iaiu, und they could
be diHprnsul with for time.
PoWtfs supported the motion, aud
I johnson opp sd H.
Warner Offered, as q substitute Tor
lviuts Resolution O. strife out, u pr0.
Vision giviug $1,000 Tor in,ufiug aud
caring iuf The lair tulIdiugs, lot 1894
aud 1928. Lost iJt lack VI q second.
Allen cnliud attention 10 the iact that
the fair property wAs owuui by the
! Territory conditioned on holding iaifs
there, nuu hu opposed ttrkiug cut.
Ihc motion o. lvius, to strike OUT, was
lottnnd Warner again offered HE sub-
ttituie, which was also lost.
POwcis moved 10 make the npprO.
pfiatiou for the territorial treasurer
a. 400 Instead o. 500. tie said that 10
low a salary u.s. was provided In the
OH, would compel the treasurer % use
tue Iefrit0fy's money 10 his own adj.
vantage. Power.'s motion was Lost
WINS moved ~ make tho salary Of
The private secretary OF the Governor
$1,000 Instead Of sJJO per year. Nanau
called attention 10 the rttfenchmuuts
that had been maio all along tue line,
hud opposed tho increase. Tue motion
was loci.
Powers moved 10 give each of tho
district Judges $1,000 per yesr lie
Hlij ne nad formerly opposed such
payment, but he had become con.
vinced tuat II was both legal and
proper.
Varan inllmatod that Powers's
motion was not made In good faith, as
he bad, about two weeks ugo, velc.
mently denounced such 40 am. pfIa.
ton, aud declared ho would oppose It
first, last AMI all the time. Narlau
asked Powefa'a reason Tor changing
his position.
The latter said his reason was this.
"Whnt Il sauce for the goose, B. sauce
for the gaudef." "WhD h the go1se2D
asked Narlau. "fho Republican
party," promptly replied Powers. The
latter argued that when the Judges
were Republican they were given thls
salary and hc thought tho salary
should bn continued now tnAt they
were Democrats.
Alton said Republicans In this Legif.
latute had never MS suuh, voted salaries
TOT district Judges, for there had never
been any Republicans ~ such In this
Assembly until now. lie said United
states Judge should not receive tal.
AIRY from any other source. Otuef
members spoke on the question aud
P0wefH's motion was lost
The thlri reading VI tho blu was
completed, with the Understanding thai
u would lie on tue table pending the
considtratlOn Of other matlefe.
Powers, from the special committee
on n. Is. lOl, the IRE And police bill,
offered amendments TO meet the Cover.
uOt'H huRgcstiuns, which were adopted,
II. d. los, relating ~ University
lands, came up on Council Amenu.
mtntu which were concurfed a, and
the bill went TO the enrolling com.
miiteu.
Tue following were referred;
O. b l-1, authorizing the dispotal Of
the WoTlu's Fair exhibit.
q. b. is, relating 10 revenue.
&. b. 10, relating ~ dover aud sue.
cessl0n.
II. b. l25, to prevent deficits, was |
paHo ed by the Council, and went to the |
enrolling committee.
Tho Governor approved the act lOoat. |
ing the boundary between ToOele anI |
Juah counties, and the act IN relation
10 townsitgs,
The following were referred!
IL. ID. ll6, relating 10 the iucorpora.
ton OF cllieH;
C.B.lli, to tax estates OF decedents
g. u. 100, providing for n ltssot's
lien.
G.. b. IFS, 10 release one Joint debtor.
II. h. ~, relating to school lands.
n. Is. 1883, the hsh AGd game iii,
same up on Council amendments, In
which the House refused to concur.
a number VI House bills, passed by
he Council without amendment, went
IL the enrolling committee.
&. b. %, 10 Protect the dairy inter.
ats, came up on the refusal Of the
Council 10 concur In House amend.
neuts. Clark and Hubbard were Ap.
pointed conference committee.
II. b. 1850, the medical oil, came up
M Council amendments. The House
,onourred, though Allen opposed con.
,uTfeucu. lie moved 81 stfiku out the |
clause. Parsons said the
louneil amendments ~ which the
4 Ouse had Concurfed had consolidated
he bill.
Hatch, Tollon and wins spoke
gHiust striking OUT the enAcling
nuse, aud Wines favored that mo.
ion. The motion WAS lost.
When the reading Of the bill had
Ieen completed anu OH the Council
had been o0ncuTred In,
| Hen moved that lhe further oOnsld-
ration OF the bill DO Indefinitely post.
oned, hia object being to Kill the bill
nd leave the present medical law Ia
)TCe.
Hubbard spoke against the motion
b postpone Indefinitely, and In favor ,
{ Tho bin, Us did lyins. Nebeker sup.
urtud the motion TO XIII the bill.
Speaker Emery called Ncbekef 10 /
ie chair, took the floor and spoke I
gainst the bill. He stated that the
'ouucll amendments adopted by the
ouse hnu destroyed all the good there {
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