Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-13
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1'u ahu iiticn, wnY saiI tho mulr
unions were ~ fpvarofiL
Nobrfcr gavo his time TO Mlu-
CON, who Hgain addressed the
House against The till, while
cNrrrUiur tymnathy with tile
wording mau. n uifht h0ura could
hn made day's work i0r nll worAmt n,
1u private as vol a8 public works, ue
would favor 70.
Nehrkrf move TO- s0 amend the hill
ne 90 mako DO apply 70 all private ~
HtI ORE public employees. Hubbard
recorded tlu amendment,
lvinH faid tlo amendment was im.
pfnciIcahlo aud could u1t bc inside law,
h.causr unconstitutional; tut the
hou1r, ny passing tue bili az applied To-
public We BE- wtuli rEert "A strong
moral iuiluuurc over private Gu.
i1yefa. NArInn said the amen imuut
was unconstitutional, aud wluli make
The hiil wholly inoperaiivc. Private
contracts 90 relation % thu huun Of
labor could not hb f0rDsialied, tut the
expenditure cd public funds cluid he
controlled by the Legislature. lie
spoke nt iHu. th iu favor OF the bili.
foWurs cuafci AM amendment 10
strike out the words "On ~ public
wurEs," ro ne TO make the bill provide
thnt LOCAL dty's worn should he tifht
huuft, whether 10 public or private
ompiuYmuni. Narian opposed the
amendment because 70 WoulG render
obscure tue meaning, anu doubtful
ihp clnstiluuoualitN Of the tin.
fars1ns aud Johnson took similar
view, P0wcfa Insisted that his
ameuum1As would raise nu question nH
TO tho meaulng nor c0ns,ituil1uallly Of
the biili it would simply establish eight
hours as day'a work, IN the absence
Of any contract to the contrary. Hue.
bard supported the amendment.
At thu invitation OF the Speaker,
NaIian tsoS the chaiF and The former
addressed the House. He said he
mad long been connected with the
employment Of many men, miupfs
and minc lguorcrs. Ho opposed the
amcnImrnl, IL was lot, ~ o.. The
biil raised, Nehcker ami Iollou being
the only negatives.
Tho conference committee reported
next Monday, January 10th, n. the
time 90 visit the Reform school.
Adopted.
The speaker stated that ho would be
obliged 10 bs absent ON Iursdny aud
"wednesday next, aud suggested that
INC House Oh tho oualr, On motion
Of Narlau, the Speaker was authorized
10 upplintn temporary chairman for
the interim, aud Stanford was chosen.
Tho OH allowing BARRIERS 10 work on
Sunday WAS passed.
Adjourned till Tuesday next, at
p. m.
NoIEJ.
A number OF ladies graced tho
Houlo LOBBY yesterday.
The Council still leafs the House I'm
thu number VI bills introduced.
Complaints " male that parllos who
duhito 70 procure copies Of the minutes
arn unable 10 do 20 on account of the
smnliucss Of tbs number printed.
IL 10 believed that no previous Sos.
sion Of the assembly transacted "a.
much business during the nfat week
~ tue present uul has done.
Scarcely an idea was advanced dur.
lux tho tilyer debate Ia tho Council
that hRa not been worn thtcadD4fo Ia
the newspapers.
The report Of Commits oner Musser
~ plfciculturu embraced some
valuable Information relative 20 lihe
subject, aud some strong arguments IN
favor oi legislative encouragement Of
tbs Industry.
Tue HUu.o created and nlled two
olclkshipa, aud employed one page.
Not TO be outiono Ia this line, The |
Council created and filled three clurF-
SHIPS Ihis action isnn renovation. Pre-. |
vloue Sgusiunn have employed attorneys |
10 aid committees In Important bills,
but Il "a claimed that no former assem-. |
nly has employed cOmmllleo CLERKS. |
The members OF the larger and more |
important committees chose one OF |
.heir number TO be- secretary.