Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-09
A NIGHT OF IT.
The Last legislative Day Indefinitely
Prolonged.
TAX LEVY REMAINS UNCHANGED.
Fight on The Medical Blll.-ihe Cuun.
Gil Behind. business Done
Today.

qucntly the record must show no
adjournment until all tho business IL
Transacted, aud the adjournment
sine die occurs. This makes Il
necessary to pfolong indefinitely the
last day Of the session, anu 70 the
members leave their seats u " only 10
take an "iniormal recess" Both
houses worked all day yesterday and
until about midnight last might, very
buaily. But about that hour the C0uu.
ell took a recess TO allow i,a apnfopfia.
tons committee 20 consider tho uppro.
| pflatiou bill which the House has
passed. Alter this no other BUSINESS
worth mentioning was done lu the
Council until this forenoon. An hour
or NJ after midnight tho members 6ilhu
House, during au 'iniormal recess ,nIls.
appeared ono by one, bent on
getting u little rcsi, but quorum wa,
present soon after o O'Clock this morn.
ing. IL was 10 O'Clock, however
when Speaker Emery called the House
10 order aud business was resumed.
Only Council bills andCounoll amend.
menls 10 House bills remained 90 be
considered, III the House had kop. UP
with Ia calendar for several days. Tho
Council, however, had been behind
with ia work, ana on tho last day sent
large number Of its bills 10 the House,
too late 90 have them properly Consid.
cred In that body.
Last evening a long and thorough
discussion VI the territorial tax levy
was had whilu IA. Is. 1866, 20 change
the levy, was under discuasi1u. Toe
giAt Of the debate Is given below. The
loss u the bill leaves the present tax
levy unchanged, which means that
tue weaker counties will continue 10
draw support for their schools rom
this county. The Salt Lake county
members cintended strongly against
this. wlIh tgUh good effect thai the vote
Ob the hnal passage OF the DILL was n
tie, which killed the measure.
Tue fight In the H0uso ON Council
amendments u the medical Dill was
brief hut not. A strong minority ,rlei
10 Kill the bill aad 10 leave tho present
medical law In force, but lhuir efforts
10 accomplish this were unsucoessiul.
The Council Amendments removed or
greatly modified the Objectionable
features Of tho bill, aud II the Governor
viii sign II In It's present form, the de.
msnds OF this people tJg correction Of
the evils existing under the present
law Will DO NJ least Iaitinlly met.
Aa III be seen from tho record be-
low, IL. Is. IS, 10 unite tho University
ana Agricultural College on the site OF
the latter, OF which Ncbeker was the
author, was lost, this vote being II In
favor Of the bill anu o against IT, Tho
rules requires nj least i3 votes
Ia the affirmative, on the |
tiual passage OF any bill by the |
House. The debate was long, but IL |
only rehearsed the arguments no |
familiar 10 the readers OF the NEWS.
Nebekor changed his vote 10 ~ 10 move
reconsideration and the blll viii
come up again.
COUNCIL.
After the close Of this report ysster.
day, consideration Oi the medical bill |
was continued, and the hlll passed.
The Governor sent IN the following
nominations
For the Deserot Agricultural and
Manufacturing society, John II. Win. |
der, president; Frank w. Jennings,
Fred Simon, Herman Hamburger,
Nelson A. Empey, s. w. scar, A mos
ID. Holloway, w. G. Cragun, John
ID. Peters, James a. Melville, Abra.
ham Hatch, Dund o. Wiley Sr. di.
reot0rs,
Trustees OF the Agricultural College,
Aaron II. faTr Jr., Cache county; W.
>. Mccormick, salt Lake county; Alon.
10 q. Barber, Cache county; William
T.. Nebekef, Salt Lake c0uuly;J John w.
McNutt, Weber county; Achilles GERM,
Weber county; ID. &. Hubbard, Box
Elder county,
Directors Oi the Territorial Insane
Asylum, Warren W. Dusenberry, Utah
county; Reed SmO0t, Utah county;
William Greer, Utah county, Lewis w.
Shurtlin, Weber county A. Is. Emery,
summit county; w. w. Woodruff,
sanpete county; George q. Whitmore,
Juab county.
Trustees Of the Territorial Reform
SehOol-John WATSON, Weber oounty;
MnrshRl A. Bfeedeu, Weber county. |
DAVID Th1rlum, Weber county; James
III. MOyle, Salt Lake county; Lyman
X. MArtineau, Cache county, John ID.
Wilmer, Utah county; Thomas 4.
Rousohe, DAVIS county.
Board OF Medical Examinefs-Allan
Fowler, Salt Lake county }. NJ. Dart,
Salt Lake county; Waller n. Pike, 1
Utah county; Joseph 3. Richards,
Salt Lake; @. q. shinnIck, Salt Lake; ,
John ID. CaTnahau, Weber county;
Maoken zle n. Graves, Weber county. !
Members OF the Territorial Board OF
Pharmacy Clarence II, Mccoy, sait
Lake county, till March 5, 1895 j. Is.
Farlow, Salt Lake county, uli March {
8, 1898; George h. Fonnemoro,
Beaver county, I'LL March s, 1897;
John $. Boyden, summit county, tiil
March s, 1896; W. A. Wade, Box Q
Elder county, ill March s., 1885.
Senler OF Weights and Measures-
Ftitz s. ErimAn. ,
The Governor reported that no had
signed the following bills An act TO
provide for the dissolution OF Irrigation q
a memorial to Congress in l
relation 10 tho extension Of u.'e Tor '
proving up desert land, and the meme q
nrlal In relation 20 WOlnan'u suffrage,
and In relation TO Wgman's Industrial T
Home.
Council conourred 10 the ( House
ameudmenls TO the fire aud police
bill.
IL. Il. %, TO protect the dairy inter- c
fels In tho Territory, was reported by v
conference uommiltss and the report VI