Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-11
Lund aul rayl0r vcIo added to Iht

II. J. Il. s., relating % the cscueAttu
Church property, passed It's hrsi read
ing.
j. Il. Booth took the chair and
Breedon introduced a bill 20 create a
board VI hort, uturu. II was rad anu
tu'cfted to tire committee on ngfi'
culture.
"A. +. 8. relating to oontigeut eN.
punsea was read the second time nud
referred to the committee on upprc.
prtotlons.
Tnls measure brought out the cham.
pions on each Side, who seemed 70 to
lead by Williams on the Democratic
side and J. H.. Booth OF Provo on the
Republican side.
II. J. VI. s, relative to tie property
OF tue Cnurun OF Jesus ChriAtUi Latter.
day 5aiuts was read tho second umt.
The GUvern9f'a message trausmlttiug
to the Council the reports Ut ,uu Utsh
Territorial loan CUmMissiuu anl tue
cummissiOuUf vi schools TCtu received
under lhu suspension ui tue rule,
HE. No. . was taken up Ou its third
reading anu pagao4 WitA - unanimous
vote.
a G mmunicaiiou w.s fchd from the
President Ul tut BOARD 10 trustees Of
the rerulOtin, reform scnUol in.
wiling the Council T. visit TINT la.
Sutlion, anu On motion VI Williams
inc invita- on 40 accepted aud tue 20
lost. named be- this date Of sue Wilt
Iayl introduced "A cain o H..
CD1u * G.. against tho Territory TOT
s.iJ. RuI,frUd 70 committee on
claims.
a communication Wus received from
W. Il. Bancroft, suplIiutgulon, ui tue
u. y. rAiiwuy, iuyluuE tuu Ausumbly
10 become thvlg guests to Logan anu
iu.ulu.
on motion Of Hart the invitation
was accepted. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Opening exercises.
VUit0b presented claim from Y. H..
Turner sheriff ui Beaver county, iJr
500, which went 10 the claims con-.
mit,Cc,
Allen, from the committee on me.
motigH, tup.rtrd avor,ulv On int
MORALS numutr g, I, BauIO.
Tue HOUSE took up mumuJial No. 2,
protesting against true lui u, Whicu was
amended AS recommended by the
ANhAA'AAAAAt Ahh NV 10 ANNAN AlN 80
regular order un third reading.
Pending this action 10 lJug AMI be.
wiluuflrg debate took llscn on the
question, Does the adoption ui the r.
port oi tue committee baye the effect vi
mailing the amendments 10 the
memorial recommended ia the fupor3
fhU chair ruled ailirmu.iye.y.
MOTIFS.
Tho rules Of the House dlspsgsc
with u Ocncdic.lon on aJourumsuL
Hon. r. y. Bn,kiu, Of was a
visi,ur iu Ltgls Uuve balls today.
CiJy Mar.bal Arthur Pratt took a
look into Tie Council chamber today.
Councillor Hague, who has been ab,
sent for two days, was Ia his seat today
Tho House clock ~ hltoen minutes
faster than that OF the Council.
Many Of the mem ora OF tue House
have tueir names posted on their desks
Tho II use has an innovation In ia,
shape OF page. lie 10 a bright liIl'
by.
Tho House judiciary committee wa,
In session nt Oiol1cg tojay, and did
not lake their seat uutll afoT roll call
Hon. w. II. King, President Of Ga,
| Council OF the SON Legislative AZ
stm6ly, was a visitor Ia tue council
today.
Judge Miner " Ogden, who II a.
tending tue reuaiou OF tue sll rem,
court, was m.ngling among thv legis
lalors today.
The nowly.apr chloi Justice Of
| Utah, Judge s. a. Merritt, to-day Te
ceivcd the congratulations o. mnmbrr.
Of tue Assembly, amOlg whom he wal
moving.
The man or IN which tho Hous,
minutes ARE prepared indicates that Al
excellent official record OF ita proceed
| iugs will be- preserved, aud that thl
officer 10 whom thlsuuty D. committed
! J. ID. Slencut Esq, thu miuutB Clerk
Ia a thoroughly efficient incumbent o.
tina; position.
Probably no previous session Of IA,
| Assembly has ever hal IA 10 work a.
hand at 40 early stage as is now thl
cssb with the present one. Durigg thj
| forenoon many membeIa Of both house
were in their SEATS, apparently hard n
work, and others were attending com
miIIec meetings.
The sergoant.at-aTms wac directed Ia
keep orGer Ia the lobby az a cuftail
| juncture in the proceedings yesterday
| Ho went back among the crowd ant
said: am have to Rsk you 10 keel
order, or shall clear the lobby. Yol
make more noise than the men az IA,
other end" meaning the members o
tho Houto. A general laugh entued
In the House this afternoon pain
ful need for good pafliamenlaFiai
/ was manifested. The Proceeding
were simply brought 20 n standstil
because nobody knew whether or no
the adoption VI committee repOf
recommending amendments 10 IA bill
had tho effect oi actually making thoBt
amendments without further action By
the Houie.
Nebekar has q habit OF standing
hrmly on both legs, and OF expressing
himself with decision aud emphasis
which creates the impression tnat he 1
what Is commonly called solid man
but no WAS not paTliRmentariai
enough 10 eKtricate the Speaker an,
House from The parliamentary tangl
Into which they were plunged yestrr
day by his innocent motion IN rotation
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