Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-21

supplies Tor the district courts; an act
TOT the relief Of volunteer nfemen.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
After the close OF this report yestof.
Jay, while tho revenue bill was under
consideration, johnson novel 10 strike
out tue clause exempting FROM taxa.
| zion mortgages and trust deeds OF real
OF pers0uai property uui the notes AMI
dUuts secured thereby whenever ouch
properly held rs security h taxable.
lie mauu an argument Ia supper. OF
his motion.
Tol,gn said the Council had placed
| itself ON record ~ opposed B. taxing
mortgages, aud II would rulausur tbg
bill 10 strike out this rxenptins clause.
lvius spoke III favor OF striking out.
nud Allen made an emphatic spuarl
IN favor VI thu motion.
The clause sought 10 bo stricken out
IL subdivision l3 pi the section prlvld.
lug what property shall be oxtnst
from taxation aud reads Us f1l0ws,
Mortgages aud trust deeds OF roai or
/ personal property and tho noes and
/ debts secured thCtouy, whOuoypr such
property held as security is mEabIo.
Johnson closed the dcUateiu a speech
IN which no predicted that the time
WOMB come shortly wlvn tue people
would risc IN their mixhtaGd dtmanI
| just tax lave, auu there would DO such
a revolution In tbs Territory as has
! never before been heard Of. lie cared
nothing about tho policy OF the matter,
aud would not v0,o for the bill unless
thu CLAUSE were stricken out, rhu mo.
ton 10 s.Iku out was carried by the
following votes
Ayes-Allvn, CLARK, Djngall, Twins,
johnson, NJ Bride, Mckay, Parsons,
Pigmeu, NatiAn, Warner, Wiues;
total, T..
Nuu-listch, Hubbard, Mason, Mon.
foni Moore, NtbOkeE sears, Stanford,
st1ker, lolIon, Mr. Speaker; total, H..
Aiter other other sections na1 btru
c0ndsidercl, Hatch moved 10 postpone
further con Iteration Oi this bill Ia.
definitely. Nauuu explained that II
the motion prevailed 90 matter covered
hy the bin could bU C0utidrry4 again ut
tue present. session OF tue Assembly.
Hatch thrfuupgn Withdrew the motion
90 postpone indefinitely, anu moved 90
strike out the UuuCling clause.
Warner opposed tho latter motion,
and urged tue necessity OF passing the
uill, ami cited the Teiiuf II wyulI give
taxpayer. Allen said the present
revenue law could easily be amended,
anu no good would come OF spending
time in CJnsiuurlng aud psssiugA com.
piutc revenue code. lvius took q
similar view. NuJtkof favored the
bill, as DID johnson. stanford spoke
In favor OF the bill, and thought ut fret
that liatoh's motion 20 Ei.l the billi
was a mere Joke. Hatch eaii hg never
iDkod. lie hal heard several member
say ihOy found no fault with the pros.
cut law, aud thought needed ameug.
mcuts could be male ~ 10 In much
lees time than would be- consumed Ia
the consideration o! this bill. Hub.
bard pointed out changes that ought
81 be made In the present revenue law,
ana would not like - take hnsty action
on the bill. The motion 10 strike out
the euacting clause was lost. After
further consideration, tue bill was
made ~, ciul order for today ~ g.. N.
Yesterday afternoon Natlau, from
tho judiciary committee, reported upon
a number u measures that had been
considered by that committee. One
was H.B, III, relating 10 the payment
OF Juror, wltuesscii court HleuOgraph'
ere, ETC., AMI appointing court cOmmit'
si0nufs. The committee recommended
that the names Of the latter DO loft
blank, TO be filed Ia by the House,
anu that the compensation Of court
stenographggs remain ~ now s. per
day.
Mason, from tue committee on mines,
reported % substitute uiIl Tor III, Is, o.
aud n. h, 90, relating 10 locAtin aud
recording mining claims.
Sears, from tho claims committee,
reported on "a large uumtvr Of claims
Wines, from the committee on public
health, reported adversely on h,b' 81
74aud So, all "tO regulate tue practice
OF medicine" and H.B. 81 10 provide
subjects foE dissection,
&. B. 40, to provide Tor the education
OF blind children, went 10 the COM
milteu on education.
The following bills were introduced;
by Allen' IL. -. lSl, to permit
school boards 10 establish kiniergaf-
tens.
BY stanford: II. b. 1870, relative to
corporate suTetyship.
By Warnet: H. Is. 1871, amending
the present law relating 10 receiyor'
by Scar; IL. Il. l8s, empowering
the mayor and city council OF SAT-
Lake 10 convey TO the Territory =
title To tho Capitol grounds.
H.C. r. @, Introduced by Toltou 20
distribute copies Of tue compiled laws
among the various counties iof tue
use OF county and precinct officers,
was adopted. -..
III. ii. 0l, to amend the present
estray law by substituting the words,
Uimnrnyrd real property" iuslead OF
tho wurl 'prcmisys," was passed.
IL. h. M, amending the ciyil code
an ms 10 allow city Justices 90 hold court
nnywbere within tue limits OF the
ii. Is. iii, relating to appeals from
iusticpsj courts, came up ON the hu'
verse rep1ft of the committee. IL was