Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-05
IRRIGTION.
The Subject Of aIOug elaboration 10
The BuSe Today.
SEVERAL urss PASS the HOUSE.
veterinary Inspection Required IN
cities Business IN Both
Houses To-day.

This fotnoon a Hong debate oc-
Cured iu the House on Ii. b. 10,
J,huson,t bill proposing radical
oban,o. { the oxlsiing system Of ifri.
cation. This subject is one which
g.n,r,ll ezcites much Interest among
country mem lerp, and u was notice.
All, t,si, on tins occasion, the salt
I,,te tembers who generally do mus,
M n, talking remained quiet IL
,,.,aifpd during the discussion that
m, Iiigatlngl committee was contcm'
piaibg the Introduction Of n bill upon
,bo subject Of irrigation aud water
hsts.
1. y. i6i, which the House passei
tbs afternoon, is designed to cure am.
bsui,lts ia the present law relating TO
g'p.sing stock In corporations, aud 70
aecify wnou sucn stock ls anu u not
M. Is. is5, which the House passed
this forenoon, requires each citf hav'
iur ~. 900 innabltsnts of moro to APP
point % veterinary Inspector ana 20
dtsignate place In or near
tho city, whore oil animals
Intended for immediate slaughter
must DO brought for inspection, nnd he
inspected on the hoOL After being
killed the cArcasscs ehall ,bu again m
sreuted and, u found good, ehall be
marked with a tag. IL any carcass or
tart thereof T. found unht Tor i0Od thc
inspector shall order IL destroyed. The
U. =. government standard and
method OF meat inspection are adopted.
THIS forenoon, while the sheep soan
I'M was under consideration Ia tue
House, Ncbeker declared that ne
didn't Ike sheep, but that II We must
have them, We ought TO have healthy
ones. lie predicted that the people IN
Utah would yet regret the extent 10
which tho sheep were consuming the
ranges, but he would support this hill.
This AFTERNOON, iu The House, stan
from tho committee ouCnpitol gfounit
rendered the following fcpoui
Mr.. Speaker Your committee &
whom was referred tho report Oi The
commission on Capitol grounds, re-
srretiuliy represent that they have cN.
amirei anu approved said report, Gud
recommend that the amount required
for the complution Of the improvements
ns originally surveyed, relating q said
Rfoun is, he appropriated. Also, the
amlunl Of $1,000 Tor caring Tor anu
kcrplug said grounds In proper con-
ditlnu, the ensuing two years, and that
slld cimmissiouefs' report be iilci In
.bp office Of the Territorial auditor.
Your committee have also taken
under advlsement the recommendation
OF said commissioners, In connection
with that part OF the Governors mes.
sage dated January s., 1884, likewise
the special message of Governor Wet
datei March /, 1894, relating 10 the
erection OF one wing OF thu Capitol
building, and respectfully report that
tho reafons assigned Tor the erection Of
such portion OF Capitol building,
which will afford ample ptoyiaion for
all the legislative, judicial anu general
business purpOseg, meets with our mp
pfovai, rs In the erection Of eucA
building, the needs OF the Territory
W state Will be provided Tor IN THIS
direction for many ycara TO come.
BY the erection OF this building, NJ
an estimated cost Of gl25,uOO, which
amount eau be- obtained by issuing
bonds ats Per cent interest II IL evil
dent by representations In ngures mudu
10 your committee by the Secretary
nnl Governor on cost u IUnt tot balls,
oillce rooms, etc, that the advantage
iu building over that OF renting would
not only pay the interest on tue bonds
but be net saving 10 the Territory
annually OF from $4,000 t. $1,000. Aud
~ suggested la the messages VI Cow
efnOf West, the erection Of this build.
lug nj tho present time would
give work 10 n large number
Of the unemployed working clas',
subject worthy 0f tho most earnest
confederation Of this Legislative A..
abmbly, under eNiSting distress aud
want among 20 large numbor OF this
class OF oitzeua. Your committee are
also OF the Opinion that all kinds OF
material aud labor can b. obtained al
greatly reduced prices al the present.
time; ON that saving OF at least 20 per
cent Ia the cost Of such building can
be saved to the Territory. We therefore
recommend the issuing OF bonds anu
erection OF one wing OF n capitol build.
Ing.
(signed) STANFoRp.
SIuKEW.
MASON,