Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-05
FINANCIAL BILLS.
pDslIc Interest and UnsasineSS Cen
ter in Them.
vur MEDICAL SCIENCE BILL.


.,Iins general public there is more
,,tsfe.t in the financial legislation
n,v psndiug In the Assembly than In
.py other measures yet introduced.
rnis Interest Is not confined
d, ulsh, br agents Of money
lending Institutions In the east
A.. receiving letters from their
o,ipclpals expressive Of solicI-
nt,as 10 what tho Legislature is going
I, do about taxing mortgages amt trust
5ssis. Talk upon this subject ia rife
anon the streets, and certain members
,i the Assembly have undoubtedly
.pe.,sisd In attracting 10 thcmselves,
o., rather to their bills, rs much public
attention a. they ought 10 desire for one
Term 10 the Legislature. Tnis weok 10
srpectsd to determine what Gtand the
House will take on certain financial
questions. On Wednesday Narians
iUI to lbx debts secured by mortgages
md rust deeds will come up hs special
order. 10 ~ expected that Sears VIII
,pgkr q strong aud able speech against
bnt day. On Thursday next Iuhnson's
blll to tax mortgages aud trust DECIDE
aaa mart Of the realty, comes up o.
6peclaI order. The prevailing aunu.
mont. as nearly ns II can be- determined
nom rxpressioua heard IN the halle Of
jrliHltion, a. that this bill will be Lost
Without much OF a contest
The House committee on pub
Ia no
rsrott ON the bill 'to pro.
mote the aclenou Of medicine anu
surrrfyr by furnishing practitioners
ami studrnts with subjects for diasgc.
lion, until the current Of public opinion
relative 10 tho proposition iHauillciuntly
indicated. Sucn legislation, either
actual VI proposed, IL now TO thia Ter.
riiory, aud the bill referred 10 excited
sentiments Of repugnanCo when b. WAS
nut offered. II h asserted, however
that y more deliberate second thought
il finding matter la tho bill which Is
deemed nj least worthy Of candid con-
alteration. Heretofore tho committee
on public health has boon required -
bear no very heavy portion
10 the burden and responsibility
% legislation, MS u rule, bui NJ the
present session the medical inv aSila'
tuu, the veterinary bill and the uill 10
provide m aturlal Tor the disseCuuR
able, CAUSE the membVrH Of that sub'
division " tho House to feel the
Weigh, u their calling.
Shortly before tho House met this
afternoon member who was CDuvers.
lng about the union OF the University
and Agricultural College expressed
himself, 10 very emphatic lan'
Puagu,I 10 the elect that Uinh
Vas carrying tho matter OF if0e oduoa.
don entirely 200 far. lie thought our
oducaiionnl system was OuiEruwing
The Territory As u whole, ana that II
vas timu 10 innupufAto more con
sentative policy iL this regard. Ho
favored n tuition fee 10 DO charged
University and Agricultural College
students.
HoUsE.
Opening exercises.
The following were presented:
By Nhfiau: Petition asking leglhia-
ton In the Interest Of SILK culture. II
was from the lady managers VI tho
Utah WORLDS Fair exhibit.
By Scarf Petition Rsklug the
repeal OF the present medical law,
signed by l,0ls pers0ns residing In tho
eighth repr, sentative district Salt Lake
gguEty. Hubbard presented u nimilar
petition signed BY sU7 residents yf Box
Elder county.
By Pauonu Claim Of J. III. Upton
justice OF tho peace, $4,000.
Nafian, from the judiciary cOmmi o.
tee, reported iaVOrauly ~. B. -, tho
mtclAnitB lein bill,With amendments.
Iuu latter were adopted, and tho bill
was ordered reprinted, anu mhdo
special order Tor next Friday.
Nafian, from tue judiciary commit.
tee, reported adversely ON the bill 10
allow private persOus to s0tyo sum.
mUnses IN certain cases.
Hatch, from the committee on live
stock, offered "a substitute, II. y, %, for
Il. y. 6s, relating to herding, branding
aud shipping cattle.
Nannu, from the judiciary commit.
tee, recommended that II. Is. 81, rulAt.
lng 70 the beiOuliug OF waters, be
rr,crred 10 the committee on public
health, Adopted.
NnIiau offered IA Joint resolution r..
Iaung 10 the costs OF criminal prusuCu-
lions. IL urges uprn Congress an
amendment 10 the Poland law that
VIII make such costs payable out Of the
county truaiurier, Instead Of tho Ter.
Tl0tiai treasury.
The following bill was iutrouucedi
by NRrian: IL. B, 90, 10 encourage
filk production anu paying bountiss
therefor.
Johnson moved that II. Is. IS be-
taken from the table and cent 10 the
health committee. Carried.