Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-23
POWERS ON PRINTING
M, TIr,sOmo TIrld3 in The Holse,
The Vote.
PARTY POLITICS rs THE COUNCIL.
ysbsker'. Unlou Dill. - Attorneys
Lien Bill Amended aud
Passed.

LlNu blll Ahf AANA a"A
Passed.
Tho Council had a session in which
pa,ty politics consumed most OF the
time yesterday. Tho sugar bounty
.,d tariff memorials we're under con-
alteration in connection with majority
and minority reports on each aud the
talking and voting were on party linoi
the Republicans, Of course, prevailing
Nebckur mado tho following state.
ment to NEWS representative yes'eF'
days
INy bill, which has for IT, purpose
the union Of the Agricultural College
and the Univefsily Of Utah, | regard
AZ tho most important measure lhai
may come before this Legislature.
otis In the interests Of education
and economy that union shall take
phce. have named Logan as tho
location for the Univeuily Of Utah
for the reason that believe Logan
rgaaesses the most advantages for u,
and the interests OF all tue people Of
tbe Territory would be better suhHerve1
Nv puttlng h there. However / nm
assifous OF considering the subject ~
lts broadrsi sense. Union musl Do the
paramount Idea"
COUNCIL.
After the close of tho NEWS report
Yesterday thB Governor suut in tho re-
port OF the bond Of medical cxomin'
rp, which went 20 tne committee on
puullc health.
Tue silver memorial was taken up
and passed.
The sugar bounty memorial was con-
hdurud Ia connection with tho ma
joflty anu minority reports " the c)n-
miltec. Tho iDsmer was adopted BY a
stuc. party vote, aud the bill made
special order for to-day.
Tho mrill memorial was next con-
dioftd Ia connection with majority
aud minority reports. After sumo
nlibuslcring the iornicr prevailed ~ q
Iauy vote.
rhe following bills were introduced;
By TaIyoE Making illegal n hiShvr
rate o. Interest thnu H. per cent. Com
mltico on judiciary.
By J.. r.. BJgtM Relating 10 liquor
llCuufCs,
By Hurg Rotating 20 csirnys.
After some further business Ut minor
Importance tho Council adjourned.
uOUsE.
The following bills were introduced
Immediately after the cloio Of the
NEws report yesterday;
By Johnson: Relating to leasing
school landH,
By powcus Rotating to the pay
muutoi toe wages OF tue uupiOyes VI
corporations.
By Hatch: Relating to the loca,-
Ing and fccoMlls ~ mining claime.
by M0ui3u, 10y rtquusE Giving city
councils power 90 elect Qua OF their
number mayor pro tenn during tho
ab.cnco Oc disability Of tho mayor.
IA. Is. IL, tins n,tOrubys' lcin bill,
came up ~ special orucr. Warner
moved that b be- indefinitely postponed
aud Hubbard seconded the motion.
Naflan asked the reason for the motion,
but was not answered.
Powers spoke IN faint advocacy OF
the bill. lie claimed that II only gave
what the common law gives 10 altoI.
neyn already.
Warner read from text look upoa
the subject, showing that while tho
common law gives an attorney ample
protection, II did not give anything
near what tho bill would. Hu also
stated that no state Ia the Union had
huch law o. this iii would DC. lie
thought tue biii entirely too bread.
Nafiun said he did not care a con.
about thu bill, but no objected 10 tho
summary manner u disp0ting OF ID
which NarnoPa motion c0ntumplat "a.
hu agreed with some OF the OF lectlOus
" 10, but thought II could be- amended.
Hatch thought the bill very reason.
able, and should vote for II. Tho
lawyer worked hard and should have
BIZ pay. lilo saw no objection 10 the
BIZ.
The motion to postpone indefinitely
was loGt.
Wines moved 10 amend 10 as 10 make
the bill applicable only when there Is n
written agreement between attorney
and client IN regard ~ compensation.
Adopted.
lvius moved that the bill pass. 1t
passed by vote OF 20 90 9.
The majority anu minority reports Of
the committee on public printing came
up aaHpeeiAl order. Both reports were
read.
PRISONS moved the adoption Of the
majority report. Narian asked what
the Council had done. Parsons
answered that the Council had adopted
The minority report. lie claimed that
Toe committee were largely influenced
IN awarding the bid az tney dii by the
superiority Of work and material
winch the successful bidder offered.
Scare afkod II there were the ditlar.
ences Ia tho bids give IN the minority
report Parsons replied that Powers
could explain that matter.
Hubbard moved tho adoption Of the
minority report.
The pending question was Parsons's
melton 10 adopt the majority report OF
mo Joint committee on printing, and
Hubbard moved 10 amend tho motion
ey snosIituling "minorlty" for "ma.
i5flly."
Allen asked II bid number six came
10 after the others were opened.
Parsons replied no.
Powers TOOK the door on Hubbard's
motion. The matter Of pTiptlng had
assumed an importance for greater
ihun tho dollars und cents involved
Justified. The committee had teen
assailed In the public prints, and nc
euttd OF venality. lie asked Tor the