Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-26
THE FEE BILL KILLED
EnsC,IBg Clause Of The RsYtlua Bill
Stricken Out.
HORTICULTURAL BILLS PENDING


hrore among Office holders all over the
territory. From Cache county IN tue
north, ami long distance on the
south, they locked In, while the
measure was pending In the Council,
and protested against H. passage. The
Council yielded TO the pressure and
KILLED the bill last Saturday. Hence
tho Office holders will DO permitted 10
continue taxing the public. In order
10 reach this evil In another way, and
at the came time accomplish other de.
..laJlo results, Booth has introduced
Iu tue Council a bill TO classify c0uu.
dies into threu clhssus, aud Co authorize
iBp county courts Co fx tho c3mpru.
lion OF all county Oillccrs. Counties OF
uu three classes must not pay more
than %. so anu go per cent, respective.
Iy, % their revenues for salaries.
itwill DO remembered that the mo.
v.aou cXompiiur from taxation mort.
paeea and trust deeds, aud the notes
aud debts secured thereby, stricken
Out OF the revenue bin tic fifst day 1.
was considered In the House. On
saturday afternoon last, after great
dtal Of time hal been Hprut iu tho
preparation aud confederation ut the
hHl, tho onAcling clause was stricken
Uut, on motion u SCAR, by vote of
1901. 10 iH believed that most VI
those who voted 20 kun the bill did ul
iaf the reason that the pruvi0u1 action,
mHtlng mortgages auu trust deeds tax.
able, wouldiiu the oliniou Of mumbuu,
tnrCta change iu our present law that
would produce dUpl0ublu results.
Hence they deemed 10 better 90 iOfrrl
any needed revision OF the present
revenue laws, than 81 make such "a
rhaugr. Pau0us gave notice that he
would move reconsideration 90 tUu
vote by which the b'll was killed.. In
pIrlaIau1n be- to-day informed "a
NEWa representative that ur rnvu the
rUuCaiu order % cave such petitions OF
the bill ag might, 90 further cJnaidyra.
ton, DO deemed desirable.
After today DO bills can bu intro
luued iu either house without a three
'uutlnB vote of tho mrmbur-, aud 10 D.
ltus0nAbiy certain that this restriction
win check the Hood % bills that have
U.cn pouring Ia VI late. Many OF the
bills that have been Introduced will
doubtless be- allowed TO die iu commit.
iHr. Many OtheH will be- adversely
urp0fiol, probably, ON tho stcIcOtypul
EfUund Of lack uf limo 10 give thrm
quo cIuHiIUrAtiou. Others Will hB
hvUnbly reported because the c0m.
mlilpOs deem them mcfilUFluus, nuu a
low IN comparison with tho uumhor
introduced viii bu passed. Legally
tho session will terminate at miIuight
Wednesday, March 7.h; tut % may
continue, ~ no adjournment IL taken,
Tor an Indefinite length of time there.
after, possibly until Saturday March
10. Several all night 6tEiOnB Will
probably be- held.
There Aro about half q dtzBn or
moro bills pending In the Assembly,
which relate 20 horticulture, aud have
Tor their object the encouragement o.
that induntfy, or the destruction OF
animal, Insect and vegetable life
inlmicm 10 H. 10 b. sincerely % be-
hoped that material viii be- found la
these billie, or obtained from other
sources, out " which good measure
can be constructed that will inluse
new life aud vitality into the important
aud lucrative industry OIL Tuit raising.
Failure 10 pass SUCH law nj this
session will be public misfortune, aud
disappointment 10 thousands
citizens who feel the need 0f provision
iIT additional employment without
such law, horticulture, In many paris
OF this Territory, must labor under dis.
cJumglug Disadvantages.
After tho CloHu u this teplrt on
Saturday, j.. H.. Booth Introduced In
the C0lucil bill &C., B. 1907 providing
Tor endowing the Uniyoblty VI UtAn,
The bill provides that any pcTson On.
downing "A prOiessOmhip in the Uni.
vcfsity, Ia "a sum not Ices than $40,
may have tho same named Tor him, or
as he may desire, aud may also MONT.
nate the fret inCumtOnt, subject TO
the approval OF the board oi regents.
Tho object Of tho oil seems 10 bb to
Induce wealthy persons 10 aid the
University.
The following bill, were Rejected.
g, h. 80, Blulh's Zee bin III, u, lO3. to
prevent policemen from holding other
Ullco'i &. Is. "a, providing Tor the
0lllgoDf attorney general q. -. g, re-
laiing 20 cruelty 10 animals; IA, u. 20,
providing for the appointment OF w0.
mon on certain hoatds. Tue Council
grgmed 10 be IA u bill.kllllug mood. T..
10. Oh, amending the present law relat.
lux 20 special verdicts, WAS passed,
This measure 10 "lawytT's law,n anu,
like many others OF similar character
now pending, has little Interest TOT tho
general puOlio,
II. h. Booth introduced a Bill relat.
ing 90 tax sAlDs.
lu the House on Saturday anurnoan
but little business OF importance was
transacted after the killing Of tho rev.
unue biz, as narrated above. Tho bill
10 allow this city 20 increase i.8 In.
uuutednusE, Ia conformity with the act
Of Congrrsi which Mayor Baskin had
succeeded In having rushed through
that body, aud which was passed by
the Council on Saturday, was also
passed by the House. A party debate
was had ON II. -. ds, paying u bounty
VI on cents per ton on sugar hubti, unu
lho measure passed by a puity vote.
Then the House adjourned until .
q. N, today.
Allen, chairman OF the House com.
mlllte on education, informed q NEWS
representative that his committee hui
taken no action Ia regard 10 the Uni-
NtNlly question, Tho phase OF mi
subject which hus boon disclosed In tho
shape OF proposition 10 transfer the
iumaies OF the deaf mute department
OF tho University 10 tho loiorm school
pt Ogden, win shock tho iuu.iurs Of tho
parents ana friends OF tbeuui uunatgs
in tho former institution, The IDEA
That they are % be- sheltered under tho
same root with tue prisOnets OF the 10,
form school, iH Tepuguunt 10 Hll EuueU VI