Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-10
7yo Thousand Dollars for The Relief
Committee.
THE VETERINARY BILL KILLED.
The @. AR. Datgo Question In Tie
Council. -Pracieilngs VI Both
Houses To-day.

the HOUSE, ~ NaH h@trNA'' fA'N 49,
money would be- spent on the boult.
yarj. As there was no other public
work under way on which It could be
used. Tho. happy thought Of wins to
amend the biIl - A. 10 ezreud tie |
money la inprovius tno Capitol
grounds, diaarmsi opposition - Il and |
h passed by au Amos! unanimous |
vote.
The bill which provided for tho |
veterinary inspection 81 livestock aud |
animals before being slaughtered for
food, snd also Tor the Inspection %
meats exported for sale ~ food, was TO-
roftsd adversely by the bvestock COM
milicr, on account OF tlc expense that
}, would involve. The I'LL was killed.
Tho q. a. Il. badge question seems
10 be- ngitating the Council consider
ably. There ~ pending Ia that body n
uli iorliding tho use OF those AMI
other society badges, by norsoia not
entitled 10 Them, anu thia afternoon
the subject was under discussion.
COuNCiL.
AZ the close Of the NEWS report yes.
tofiay. much time was fpfnt In die.
cusaiug and amending a.. b. II, tho
attorneys lein bill,whioh was at length
lgtt.
q. q, revising the school law,wss
filed Tor Third reading
e.. y. "a, relating 70 souer exten.
si0n8 ana sprinkling tax, was discussed
and 70 committed.
HOUSE.
SCAR, from the claims committee,
recommended that S83o.2j of the
$500 claimed by tho salt Lake
Lilhogfaphic company be- allowed, the
balance not beiug proper charge
against the Territory. Ho also report.
ud adversely on tho claim q J. :.
BERGMAN, 81 $50, for legal services, aad
on that Of Sheriff McQuoou,. il5, srrv-
ing process, etc, iin criminal proceed
iGga
Tho committee rejected the latter
claim On the ground that the county
wa liable anu the Territory was nos
Narian quoted the Poland law, show
iug that the Territory anu not
nc counties should pay conto
lu criminal cA1us. Hatch explained
that a Territorial law required tho coats
90 be paid by tho county, anu entered
10 s0nn length Into tne subject VI the
payment Of costs In criminal cases out
Of the Territorial treasury.
The following bill was introduced:
by Hatch; II. Is. 100, providing for
the dissolution Of lfrlgating companies.
Several bills passed by the Council
were filed Tor third reading.
Warner offered a joint resolution
providing that no hi should DO intro.
uuoed after the 6Oth day OF the session,
except by unanimous conioat.
Adopted.
n. d. %, 10 prevent diseases among
livestock anu the sale OF diseased mrats,
etc, came up ON the recommendation
~ tho COMMITTEES that II DO not pasu.
Parsons thought some OF the provisions
Of tho bill were good, and desired u
focommlited. Hatch, chairman VI the
live stock committee, and WINS,
chairman OF tho health committee,
stated objections 10 II anu It was lost by
unanimous vote.
ii. Il. 49,, apFropriating 81 200 for
the employment OF needy persons on
public works, under n board OF Toliui
created by the bill, came up on third
reading. The appropriations commit
tee reported adversely ON Tie bill.
Nariau spoke Ia favor Of II, citing tx.
isting conditions OF distress among the
poor. TOlton opposed the bill. The
Assembly should DO just before u Is
generous. Many just claims against
tho Territory can not be paid because
Of tho condition OF the treasury. lie
was opposed TO such aptecedent. Sears
pleaded for tho bill In behalf OF the
nd q - a
Hubbard thought tho public moneys
ought not 10 bb used for such u purpose
as that Of this bill. WINS thought the
money 10 relieve the Ioor In Salt Lake
City And county ought 10 come out VI
the treasures Of the city aud county.
Warner said Ogden and Weber county
were taking care OF their poor, anu lac
did not think II would bs right 20 APP
propTlRtO Territorial funds 20 build a
boulevard Ia salt Lake CITY. Moore
gave reasons why hu thought the bill
ought not 10 pass.
Nariau regretted that a spirit OF
Jealousy against this city should APP
pear IN the discussion. He cited the
TACT that this cltv pays far more taxes
than she gets tho benefit u, aud helps
10 educate the children aud build roads
and bridges In the counties Oi the gen
tIemen VINO opposed the BIZ. IL wa
not tho purpose OF the bill To build q
boulevard, but 10 relieve suffering.
Wins said II Narian would amend
the bill 20 as 10 provide that the money
should 10 spent Ia improving th'
Capitol grounds he would vote Tor IL
even n the amount should be doubled
Varinn Offered Rn amendment, making
the amount 5000, 10 be- expended or
the Capitol grounds. Parsons earnest
ly favored tho I'LL aa amended. Th'
question was asked by Hatch II TN
title was clear TO the Capitol grounds
and Stokor moved 70 make the bill
special order for Monday 20 give tint
10 ilnd our the facts. Lost. The bil
passed by vote OF NJ t12 ..
IL. u. 80, concerning platH, came al
on Council amendments which Waf
agreed 90, ana the bill pasacd.
III. -, 81, allowing city councils {
elect mayors PRO tenn, came up on Coun
oil amendments, which were agreed I
and the bill passed. So with II. Is. q!
Adjourned.
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