Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-14

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coUEom.
A communication was received from
the Church University, inviting the
Council to attend any Of Ia lectures.
The Invitation was accepted.
]. l.. Booth presented a protest
signed by about 900 persons In Utah
county against tho school bill.
Also a petition Of o. A. smoot Jr.,
collector Of Utah county.
II. u. 70 and 90, relating 10 land.
lords and tenanls, were unfavorably
reported.
II. IS. %, relating TO tho practice Of
attorneys before courts 10 which they
are related, was favorably reported.
Committee on appropriation reported
favoTably ON number Of acc0unu.
Committee on couutie, reported ia
vorably on the bill TO create tho new
county Of Carbon, with amendments.
Committee on claims reported on the
claim OF Juab county anu recommends
cd that II be- rejected. The report was
adopted.
The claim Of Jane ISrkbrlde vas
then taken up.
HOUSE.
Opensng exercises.
The following were presented.
by Stoket; Petition from citizens Of
Davis county, asking the repeal Of tue
medical law.
by Clark Petition Of citizens Of
Wayne county, 10 the same effect.
81
cltizsns Of this county, to the same
effect.
BY Hatchi Claim OF wasatch county
for criminal costs.
by Dougall; Protest OF ollizpus Of
Utah county against tho passage Of
four pending bills relating 10 hotticul.
ture.
by Tolton; Petition Of ol,lzens of
Pluto county, asking for 80, 900 to con.
struct wagon road along the SEWER
river from Matysvllle 10 Joseph CITY.
by Stoker claim OF Davis county
for criminal costs, ti5.
BY Masoni Claim Of Geo. ID. Barn.
ard & Co., sl,b55.75.
Nebekef, from tho committee on
manufactures and commerce, rendered
a minority report on H.. Is. 90, provld.
ing fora bounty on sugar beets, Op.
posing the proposed bounty. IL was
also signed by StOker.
Sears from the claims committee 10.
ported iavorably on the bill OF Sanpute
county, s5l2 for maps.
stanford. from the ways and means
committee, reported favOrAbly the bill
10 appropriate for the expenses Of the
Worlds Fair commission.
He also reported fnvoraby the bill
paying a bounty for the destruction Of
certain wild animals.
Ho also reported on n number OF
other bills aud petitions OF minor In.
portance.
Johns1n, from the municipal corpor.
alton committee, reported hyorably
several bills.
CLARK, from the committee on agrl.
culture, reported a substitute for III. Is.
IL, relating to afteaian wells.
Wines, from the committee on pub.
Ito health, reported iavorRbly Ii. Il.
80.
Allen, from the Judiciary committee,
| reported adversely ON lO7, relating 10
liquor licenses, and iavorAbly on
substitute for IL. Il. 100, providing tor
this dissolution Of irrigation companies.
Allen introduced IA. IS. III, relating
to the payment Of jurors, Witnesses,
court reporters, etc.
q. q. II. s, providing that no moro
public money should be expended 10
improve lanls 10 which the Territory
has not per oct title, was considered.
The House refused ~ concur by vote
IL TO 10.
MOTIFS.
The Council COMMITTEES on education
Will consider tho school bill In the
Council chamber al 10 am. ON Friday
next.
w. q. Mccormick and p. J. Moran
wero In this Council chAmOyr Just be-
Tore the opening Of tho session today.
County Clerk Msloy was oEo OF the
Counei's visitors t.dzy.
A landlord says Of tho action Of tho
Council on the landlords biiii "IhtTe
are certain members Of the Council
VINO desire 10 pose rs the poor nan's
Hlenui yet they can. DO called Tho
property holders friend, by tho etani
they take on this landlords ulii. There
are ehorlh 10 protect doctors, lRwy oEs
anu other professions, but the properly
holder who builds upon aud Improves
his property aud renta Il is not thought
TO DO worthy Of any protection"
Allthe members Of the Council we've
In their svala today at thv olenirg u
the session.
"Who viii BIO tho champion OF the
landloru?" was asked Ia the Council
tOday.