Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12
"SAUNTERING. "
A TIF.soml PrClO1gaIlOn OIL Tho LsGis.
latIV5 Assembly
WAITING FOR TBE GOVERNOR.
Business Done In tho Closing Hours
OF the Ihiriy.nrsi legislative
Assembly.
WAITING FOR rnr GOVERNOR

w VI AAAu AtAtANNAa NfNA - INV
night Of rhursday, March bih, and the
record must bn 40 manipulated AZ 10
show that no business was transacted
later than that. The HJuto clock was
stopped al ii.sO aud tho Council clock
at il.lJ Of that date, an absurd subtof.
fugo 10 carry out a ridiculous fiction.
That H., the fiction nppuau ridiculous
except from legal standpoint.
Tue record must not show any
aJlournmont, except tho fnal one, aitrf
March ssh, ani on Friday night, when
tho II oufe wa, sitting .dlg, with uu
business on ~ table, Allen tus ,Cstrd
that tue mnmbsfs "sAuutefH The
word was sriz "a upon with avIjity,and
ever finci IL Was suggested, the mem.
bors Of both houses have spuut most VI
their timB In "suuutering." Pfwuml.
bly, quorum IN VI all tlmw within the
oar OF each house, and cue mtmbrrB
nave Incurred much fatigue in stuU.ur
up such au appuaraucti but o. "a matter
VI tact, no members wuf1 DO their seals
duflng tbs early hours VI Saturday,
sunday aud today.
Only at long Intervals, ninco sn'ur.
DAY morning, has either house been
called 10 oflrr, ana then only iOf tue
puffOuU OF trhnsaciug come uuiiutsi
That occupied but n tow minutes, rcu'
orally a mesa 81 Z ON thu uih"f mouse,
or the Governor, which sometimes ~.
quirod action on a prOp.aeI amoni.
mont 10 8ImU bill.
OnstufIny evening nu lnifrcitiug
duUatu was hal la thu House Ola tue
pfop1tl,i0u 30 lake hal mill nom tho
Territorial 60 4U0l tnK auu aid d. 10 tue
! Territorial general tax, making each
mills. lnU blll la Iscl auu went 90 tsu
Governor, but he VETOED %, leaving thV
present tax levy Va iorcr. Ono by cue
lhu Governor has acted on tue large
number Of bills that were sent 20 uim
near the closo o. the Assembly. Hu
has not vetoed many, bus bias been ifcu
Ia tuggtHting amouumuuls o. Clndi.
lions on wnicu lis approval wauli DO
given. Iho only political h..
sue falaul between the Exec
| the bounty uills, was in tho bill
creating court commissioner, etc, The
Governor claimed tue ught appoint
hhAlA hAANAAIHf NAA w hAA hANh
NAMED ia the uill, anu u had 10 DO ~
amended ~ 10 cOnctdg 10 the executive
the power hu claimed, Or II would nave
Jailed.
This morning the only measures Ia
TIE hanus Of tue Governor awaiting his
action were the bounty bills aud the
general appropriation uill. IL ha' btun
ali along tho opinion that lac would
veto nil VI the iarmur and insist uplu
amendments 10 Tue latter. Tue MON.
beers VI the two houses "sauutvfou"
ABOUT all the forenoon, Ia constant "a.
peclanoy Of being called 10 otuor
consider mes.agss from The executive
IN relation ~ these measures. 10 b.
known that toe Governor II diaap.
/ pointed at the uu,lUu uf tho Assembly
90 refusing g. appropriate Tor wing
/ Of tne Capitol building, anu u h gen.
orally understood that ho has desired
10 SEQ a more literal appropriation ma q
10 the University than tue Assembly
! decided upon, ~ hiss therefore brru
! tue expectation that tue Governor
Oull insist upon u more liberal imam.
clal policy than the Assembly has bucu
willing ~ adopt, a.i that he would
probably iuCommvud An additional
Issue Of bonus.
At 2.2i this afternoon tho House
adopted concurrent resolution luI
adjournment, anu Il was Immediately
foTwA rlbd ~ the Council, where ii
reused the determined opposition Ol
the Democratic members. The Council
was called 10 order ut about 800, and
a debate Immediately began on
the adjournment ttsoluilon, which
was Ia progress Ut the hour
Of going 10 pres. The Republicans
favor tho resolution, nut the Demo.
crats Insist tia. something should be
done 10 relieve the financial situation
before tiual adjournment. Az tho Re.
publicans are IN thy majority II Ia DO.
iieved at this writing, $40 that d
dnalaljournmonI will take place hi.
afternoon.
COUNCL,
TWAS after uoln yrstetday when the
Council was called 10 order for tue
fret time, and duflug the day and
evening the following butiuess Wal
done;
A message WIS received from thu
Governor stating that no had nOmiu,
ated the following court commission,
ore;
Fint distIicl-John R.Twelyes.
Second distrc,-W a. Bates.
Third dlstricg-btIrgv ID. Pyper,
Fourth Henry II. RolApp.
The following nominations by the
Governor Tor dental examiners were
confirmed: ]. w. Christensen, Of Utal
county, for TWO ygap; II. A. Whitney,
| of Salt Lake county Tor three yeafs,
Joseph w. Thatcher OF Cache county,
Tor three Year.; Stanley IL, Clawsou, ul
Salt Lake county i1f thee years.
l.. Il. German, Of Utan o.unty, wa.
rejected,
also counrmvi
Member Of the Territorial Board Of
Pharmacy Clarence A. Mccoy, Of
Salt Lake county, until March 5, 1895
J, Ii. Farluw, no salt Lake county,
until March s., lsys; George A. Femme.
more, Of beaver county, until March
5, 1897; John H. Buyuen, NJ summit
county. until March 3, 1896; w. A,
Wade, Of Box Elder county, unuI
March s, 1896.
nirectofg of Territorial Insane Asy.
lum-Albion B. Emery, OF Summit
county, Lewis W. Shurllin Of Weber
county, Reed SmOOl, VI Utah county,
w. w. MOodrug, OF nAnprte county,
George G.. Whilmoiei 9I JuhD county,
William Greer OF Uah county.
Warren n, DuenbeTfyi Of Utah
county was rtis,yrl' .
Trustees Of tue Agricultural College