Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08

l.ly Tor II wa 90 ttlievo the uuemplgy.
UI Of this rUy hut there wpf,
many unemployed elsewhere iu thu
rcfutJfy who were entitled 90 con.
sluvrAii0u. Tao rents forruuuc ouic,s,
referred 10 by Powers, were mainly
uHiu nj tho rrcsrut dino w. the gen.
,rnl government, anu p'rsout cUuIi
-i1us uii not iuBdy an additional isauu
ulnlt. Ito wound vote u strike Uu.
tuc sl-j.OIO Tor O wing Of the Cap..0l
bulldog.
ha.gh spoke iu favor Of striking cut
the itCm. ~ present We diI NOT nrrI
70 Capitol uIil4lns, aud tue territory
uIj no. own toe laui ON winch 10 wa.
rroiu cd 10 spenI the mUlcy. lie 10.
yffrd 20 tho fac. that large sums lad
been expended by thu Territory O.
uUustruct bulldogs UH lands 70 dlu uui
owe, uAl be was opposed 90 tuch IA
poliuy. Lauliius men throughout the
Iefu,ofy had claims against the rcff..
Tory, in the share OF court tsflp,
amounting 10 moro than tl2j.0u f5r
work already performed, ald uguust
debts SHOULD be- pail DO lfc nov one.
ATE Incurred. The tuveuan. Tor the
next two years would NOT uratiy Day
public UXYcusur. Tho pf1ductfs must
iluuily Jay ali Iuuliu DEUS, uud iu the
Interest VI the auOicu thi4 item should
Do STRICKEN uuG
NAuau was not la iavor OF iuu.ng
more bIuis, nor OF increasing the taAts.
lie believed that by properly anu Justly
arranging the taNoi tue Territory
could TO greatly relieved financially.
llc thought iatch'a objection REGARD.
iug tue title To thi Capitol grOunus
could easily to met ~ proviso that
the mOu,y should not 10 spent until
,hu title was perfected. Previous
Legislatures had decided whtfo the
capitol should be-, aud the people have
nad repeated olpjItuniiius b. change
that decision, lui have iailo1 % DO 30.
Tue question " where tho capitol
should be- hau Tgffcd from the realm Of
argument aud entered tue domain OF
dual Judgment. The Speaker would
oppose Issuing b0nlE but could zee that
by adjusting tuNus properly, without
Increasing them, tue items Ia tho
Appropriation Uill could oil be-
motaud something would be lot. He
gave figures TO thlW that s5bl,UUU
wOul meet all needed appropriations
Tor tue next two year., while three
mill Territorial tax would yield nearly
;6lU,OOO, aud Insisted that the way
SAs clear 10 mrrtaii demands upon the
Territory, including the sl2j, 900 Tor
wing Of the Capitol building, by taking
from The Territorial school tax aud
uidiug 10 the Territorial general tax.
Without Injustice 10 any one, this
matter can all be- arranged. The CITY
Council will forthwith vest the Tern.
tory with a perfect title 10 the Capitol
grounds, 10 suCh n pr0yiso 10 attached
90 the appropriation.
Sears spoke against striking out the
Capitol building i,tm, Ito said the
Legislature could pass the bill author.
izing the CITY Council to grant the
titlt, aud that body would mako the
deed as soon na 70 authorized. Provo
had "A magnificent public Institution,
tue Insane asylum, that state
with u million inhabitants might
DO proud Of Ogden had Au.
other In tho Reform school, aud
Logan had another Ia the Agricultural
C0ll,ge, but this city, which had paid
70 much towards these structures, had
nothing Ia the shape Of public build.
Ing paid for by tho Territory. We
nave pntsed through a terrible iinan.
clal crisis with great credit, and II will
strengthen our credit abroad py goln
ahead with our public improvements.
lie opposed tho pending motion aud
hoped the wing OF tho Capitol building
would be erected Immediately
WINS said hc dld not dc y that THE
city was the place Tor the Capitol, anu
u II were really needed lac would vote
10 erect II now, He was ready TO volc
flr a consolidation Ia THIS city II the
University and Agricultural College.
AMI hence could not be- jealous OF tuls
city. He cited number o: Ap.
prDpfiatiJus to public inttitutionF,
anu showed how small they were.
Nothing was being given Tor fuaIs
aud bridges, and the very existence OF
many district schools was threatened
by thu economy Tie Legislature was
forced 70 practice. Uuler these cir.
cumstaucet, It was not iudlcious 10 pay
sl2b, 900 for Capitol building We really |
not need. The people " his district |
would willingly assume ,huir SHARE OF |
any public burden that was really |
needed, but they were opposed ~ ANY
that was not absolutely necessary.
Powers asked wins n there was not |
an urgent necessity for the Capitol |
building, when its erection would pro. |
vent starvation Ia hundreds VI families.
Iyins replied, expressing great |
Tor the suffering unemployed |
but saying that he did MT feel II bis |
duty 10 vote public money solely 10 |
give them employment,
A motion TO take recess was lost.
Nafian moved the previous question |
when Allen said he would like 10 he
heard. NuTian said there were com. |
mittees that had TO meet, ant he asked |
that no vote be- taken Ia their absence.
A discussion ensucu when Narian, by /
consent, again moved a
recess tlll 1880, Carried,
The House resumed AZ 1880 pm.
q. Is, Z, relating 10 dentistry, went
10 the committee on public health.
A communication from the Governor |
au amendment 10 the |
IRE anu police bill, 30 AZ not to die. |
Ia favor 0i present inoum. |
beuts Of certain offices, Powers aud |
Monson were appointed a special com. |
mitiee 10 consider the matter.
The Speaker caused the page 10 hand |
TO usoh membera bouquet VI flowers. |
On motion ui Soar, put by alien, the |
thanks Of tue House were rendered u |
this Speaker.
folton spoke on the pending motion |
to strike out of tho appropriate on ulll |
tho item vi $4,000 iDr the Capitol |
huilding. lilo opposed the Item, anu /
gave lguTes 10 snow that the Territory |
could not al the present tune AFFORD the |
outlay.
At this junclurc, Johnsol introduced |
"A fpaDluttDu Ia nav damn j Ahiplua