Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-23
WORK Fur THE POOR.
Witnesses 10 Be Summoned Before
q House Committee.
COURT COMMISSIONERS caOsES.


rri,tlons, Introduced II. -. l3o lsub.
.,itits for bill previously iniroduccd)
which ~ designed TO create fund Tor
the employment Of the poor. There was
a, attempt to pass tho bill under o.
snspcnslou Of tho rula1, but Allen
p5lp,ed out reasons why 10 hhould be-
rrIntei and considered by the com.
ml,,es on ways and mcauE, AMI tlu
House w ordered. The bill % o. Cd.
lowG
Mn f9ran ia 10 PrJrids Lrj1r t1r
h. Dtsfiuie fU1r of Uiah Tcr'1rb.
us DO enacted by tho Governor mud
legislative Assembly Of the Territory oi
.t .. That the several counties Of This
TlrHtlry may aud they Hro hulghy 1u.
ttgflarI aud empowered 90 issue war
TTsttto tho amount " ouU.iJurth % ono
mII IUr each dollar in value OF lh1 TAKE
rl|4 rfluUity situated in the rluu.y,salt
value tb Doe computed from thn assessed
y4ur uf prupouy Within tho respective
counties, according 90 the issue " Soc
Hs.Uumunt roll ui A. -. lsIi, said ware
frufa lu bear Interest 90 tnU ratio 10 ivu
'asuo until called iu Tor payments pro-
nIUI that such warrants shall NOS uu Is-
tuaI Tor nuy other purpose Than Boo ItF-
maui lor labor performed upon tho puhs
lIffulis within tho county issuing tN'u,
See = Said warrants shall ho rrdu0 u.
abIo ono or two years from The dlu ui
IaHo. nt tho option OF tho county issuing
taum
S8e Do Any county issuing warrants Js
.shDruiu pfovi iod, may lcvy aud collect
HHpUg.tl tax, not 90 exceed thTon tishihH
OF One mill on onrh dollar ~ the taxable
property within the county, Tor ihO pure
pIsu Of rJlpoming tnid warrants, and Gee
mHIa Hu collected shall be- applied, fret
tl iho redemption Of sali warrants, and
IIH surplus, N there nu any, shall lH
covered into tho poor fund Of tho county
s.t I Inis hct shall hku uil.g' from
aul aior i.s passage.
Whether OF not a sonlaii1n 81 PIE
fsstd by thu following rc10luugu r.
mains 10 husC
Resolved. That tho ways aud means
committee ls hpr0hy authorized Go sum.
mon and administer ohths Co. wiiuu.HT boo
ml,ior of public interest pending before
said committee; and tho surgolut-u. arms
be- hereby directed Co sUryo suurUuas
signed by tho speaker upon request Of
Gao said committee.
lu support OF the resolution, Scare
faII that Uafllus who had bruu called
upon Tor information, had ignarci thu
request VI the committee. The rBfulu.
ton was unanimously adopted, and it
D. probable that the eUrgtaui.u,-nTms
viii next uu waiting upon individuals
who know something about public
accounts aud nuances.
Party politics were actively employed
IN tho House to-day. while "a. -.
III, providing for the payment Of Jur0m
Hnd witnesses, aud appolnIing court
commissioners, was under COnaidera.
ton, II became necessary 10 ohnso
court commissioner for each Judicial
district ana insert his name Ia the bill.
ihe Republican nominees, which had
been agreed on In caucus, were pre-.
tented by Nnrlnn, anu were ~ follows
First dibttict, benjamin Hlchmlu;
second dlblict, james Lowe; thiri
district, l.. ~. Earl; fourth district, 4.
J. stevens.
Tue Democratic nominees, presented
by Pow ofH, were as follows: Fms. dis.
mt, John Turner; second district, W.
n. B1ket; third district, q. D.. PypuE
fourth district, II. H., Rollap.
ByH strict party vote, tue Rppubli.
eau nominees we've chosen.
The next measure called up was a..
B. 80, Offering a bounty Of 90 cents per
ton on sugar beet. anu the Democrats
INDUCED IN popularity laud butlesque
while II was under consideration. Hub
tafi offered au amendment, paying a
bounty on wheat, potatoes, barley, etc.
FvlUa nN1HFaN uUnfnNF YFoWINtuu fhgf
the computation Of tthe chemist,
on whose report tho beet bounty
is 90 bo paii, he paid out
VI tho treasury VI the company
using the bgets. NobcEer offered
several additional sections, apprDprl.
ating 100000 10 encourage the raising
Of bananas, anu containing number
Of jolsus. Powem made somi.comic
speech In support Of Nobeker's propO.
aition, aud Hatch replied In Bill Nye
style. The proceedings were more
uiyortlnR than dlgniled. Pending
action on the bill, the House took a
recess till 2 y. M, when tho revenue
bill was 20 come up as special order.
Hut little OF Interest tfausplrrd IN
Che Council alter the close OF the NEWS
report Wednesday. 4 bill Tor uu
nlilrney3 lea, drawn by the Bar
association aud introduced by IA, h..
Booth, was rejected on the technical
ground that Ia subject matter could not
beagain considered al this session oithc
Legislature, action having been taken
thereon 10y the rejection Of a bill cover.
log the aamu ground. The bill 20 give
mayors an unqualified power Of re-
naval was also killed. q. B. 20, pro.
yldlng Tor the nbolshment Of the Office
OF collector and imposing lts duties ON
the treasurer IN third class cities, was
passed, when the Council adjourned ull
z p. N. today.
HOUSE.