Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
VOX POPULl.
m, Voice Of tho People Regarding
Financial Legislation.
the CARSON COUNTY STATUS.


feel ~ teihllsu " Wv t'NFN
.l.il.gi.la,lon now pending. Ecb,kof,
-, Rich county, returned yesterday
,,,na , visit OF several days among his
.,,,iltuents. A NEWS representative
,,.t him this morning aud asked;
"we1. how ~ Rich ooIuly7 Il she
memorable yet2n "Yss," answered
N,bek,r with emphasis, "she's Demo
c,,uc yet, and she's against the mort.
.,,o tax bin too" "why," he con.
tpuei. at WIS astonishing to see how
tbe peopls went for me about the
bl. to tax mortgages, ami debts
occurred by Mortgages. 'what does the
Lrrl.laiuro mean by tiukcrlng With
financial laws at this stage oithc game,
vbsp we're lust hanging on by our
.,,bTows?5 you fellows must be- sot
NJ fools. IL the way they talked 10
me-"
t,gu given - distinctly undonlun1
nov 10 vote on tho bills NJ tho kind To-
ferted 10, should any more VI them
come within his reach.
10 CuuufCtuA WIN NnlH tuuleCb W
may be- ss well 10 state, ns cold
business fact, that one loan agent
In this city now holds In
his hands contracts for several
itrs. which hAvs been agreed 10
in every respect the only condition re-
msiniuf u be- determined before the
money BE- patti over, being tnat the
rfgtont laws affecting loans shall re-
..-.Hf. NtsWf..sF IL IL aUN.. "a
mat the several parties concerned In
th1so renting loans are awaiting, on
tie ragged udge OF anxious solicitude,
The ARRIVAL " this G1.h day OF the scs-
tllu Of the present Legislature, that
they may utjJicr IN itn death.
Toe bi iCTcblluR Carbon county has
f..u nmrndtd IN the Council by strlk.
lug out the sections which provide
raltuu county scat small bb Mt Pflue,
l.d name the officers. lhu sections
ilit remain merely prov De that
..rh county thall tu created,
aud define itB boundaries. Tue bill
as thus amended has been favothLly
reported. Ia c1unUsti1u win the sub.
ltci ~ which this bill relates, another
%, general character has been Intro.
iucri In the Council, which provides
tuat when now county 10 created, the
people In II shall hold au election 20
determine where the county seat shall
BE-, ami who shall hold the elective
0.licga IN the now county. Thu puo-
rio OF Price and Helper, the rival
towns for county scat, have agreed on
these two bills, ani they will probably
be rassCd.
Il ia becoming matter Of more un-
certainty whether VI not n bill creating
militia will DO pAssed aud approved
10 tho present session. Early In tue
session n bill upon the subject was In.
tr1duced Ia each house. Tho House
militia committee some time ago Intro
duced a substitute for both bills, but
the military ardof u such members n,
had any seems 10 have cooled, and but
little Is heard OF the subject among
them. There is n spreading impression
that a militia Is not urgently needed la
Utah lust now, aud that the expense
Of creating anu maintaining II eau TO
better borne by the people when times
bfo better.
Tho claims committees OF both
houses are the busiest Of al tho com
mltlers. They are simply ovcrorowdtd
With work, aud more OF II piles In on
Thorn every day. Ssafs, chairman OF
the House aommittue works like n
beaver, aud shows a determination 10
uncover any jobs that may be- ~.
tgmpoi by claiman,s, Ia thisl hs
has an able aud diligvut worker In
Elircdgc, chairman OF tue Council
claims ctmmi.tee.
cOuNCm.
After the close Of tho NEWS report
-.
clHim Of james kitkbrido, sheriff OF
Cache county, Si0l,l9, for use Of the
rooms aud furniture used by the dis.
'floi court nj Logan. Tue claim was
rejected.
The Judiciary committee reported I'd.
vcfsely on IL, B. 90, extending the
time Tor rodeuming real estate sold at
forced ssle.
a minority Of the committee offered
saubititute allowing year In which
10 redeem real estate sold on execution,
aRi six months II sold under mortgage
foreclosure.
&, Is. %, providing that q mortgage
oi real estate shall not he deemed a
conveyance, wns adversely reported by
tue judiciary committee, u minority VI
which offered substitute.
The following hills were introduced.
by Lund: O. y. ss, TO regulate the
sails OF intoxicating liquors.
By Williams &. u. 50, In relation
10 calling corporation meetings.
II. u. 33, nppr0pTialing $1,000 to im'
prove the Capitol grounds, aud employ
needy laborers, occasiOned prolonged
debate, the pending question belug the
motion OF j. u. Booth TO stgiks out the
tnacling clause. Taylor Lunu, IA. Il,
Booth, Williams aud Hart spoke IN
favor Of the bill, aud opposed striking
OUT the engGtlng clause. Seaman,
hldrudge and j Il. Booth were op
posed 10 the bill, aud supported the
pending motion, but II was lost by
vote Of 8 10 3. Pending further con
alteration Of the bill tho Council al
!outnvi.
HOUSE.
After the close OF the News repot
ltaigrIny, II, B. lO9, apprupriating To-
the OK fcrses OF tne WORLDS Far COM
mlssiou, $50, 55125, was passed.
H. V. i3, repeating the present law
authorizing county courts 10 pa!
bounties Tor the destruction Of cortail
ahlmnlsnnd birds, was considered, ans
amer humorous debate was passed,
II, q. II. 3, providing for the di-tri
button among the officers OF tn
several counties OF about 1000 copies o
Nne Compiled Laws Of 1883 came NJ
Allen thought care should hH tnkei