Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-25

adjourn. Thus, after s5me sparrinr on
10th sides, the Council adjourned
until pun.
At that hour. the Council resumed.
The motion TO fno Councillor Lund
was the pendinR question. Tho CUun.
Cii1r was excused.
The motion Of Lund to adjourn was
lost A motion 20 take recess wac
then made but Withdrawn aud vii.
llams's motion 10 adjourn prevailed.
This ended the business OF tue COun.
ell today.
CJuNCu.
no legislative business was transact.
Cd In tbs Council yesterday, although
that body remained ia session until
after ono O'Clock this morning. Early
IN the afternoon the Joint memorial 10
Congress, protesting ngains. free wool
nnd lead, came up for consideration.
10 Will 10 remembered that the Council
Is cDmposed VI five Democrats aud
seven Republicans. J. l.. Booth, r..
publican, was absrut fr the day, hav.
ing been excused, and Hague, another
Republican, had been taken III aud was
obliged 10 leave tie Council chamber.
This left ten mombsfs present, evenly
divided. Under these clfcum itnnCee,
vote on the final passage OF the
memorial meant its loss on tie vote.
The Republican members sought TO
have action postponed, but the Demo.
Gratis, uomprehending the situation,
were resolved to take advantage OF ~,
and Insisted upon the measure being
pat upon Ne final passage.
Some time wna Consumed Ia dilntory
tacilcs by the Republicans, when they
quietly deserted the Council chambcf,
leaving that body without a quorum.
The Democrats all remained, sud held
the Council In stsilon. The sergeant.
alarms was ordered 10 bring in the
absent members, but he returned and
reported that ho could not INT thtm.
Xix assistant oeryeauts.at.arm, were ap.
pointed, bu, these failed 90 find the absont
mumheis. Later u resolution 0defoi
by Williams was adopted, authorizing
the sefgeHnt.ai.arms TO call UPON u. .
Maffhai Brigham, Sheriff Nee iren
agd Chief Of Police Pratt, Tor assiti-
nncO 20 find AMI arrest the assent
mombsfa OF the Council, but up 70 l;2O
this morning no succuss hal brCu 70.
ported. AZ tina, hour an adjournment
was lascn until 10 a.. N. today.
HOUSE.
Nsrian, from the Judiciary commit.
tee, reported nlvenrly on tho bill
relating 10 inspection OF stulm boilers.
Adopted.
The following bills were introduced;
by Powers, by requests Ia relation
.FHH ..H
labOrcfs and servants.
By stanford: 10 regulate the prac.
ticu Of medicine.
BY Allen, By rtquos; To provide
Tor the education OF blind children.
by Minot: Amending the school
law of isD4
by Power: Rotating 20 the quail.
ilcaliou1 Of practlclug attorneys aud
judges. IL prohibits an attorney rclnt.
ed q the ludgc, within the iuuuh de-
gree 1T o0usauguinity, from praclicing
before sucl Judge.
by Mcbride by requests To provide
for thu better preservation VI marriage
fecordP.
BY Hubbard: Relating 10 the taxa.
ton o. fnilfOal grant linds.
II. -, %, Ailcn's elections bill, cams
ny ~ special order. lilo made long
speech IN support Of ", when Powers
moved ~ strike out all nitor the enact.
Ing clause, ami iusrrt one section In
lieu thereof, creating territorial cleo
toTal board, anu giving u u control OF
elcciiJns. NaTian made the point OF
order that P0wefs'5 amendmvnt was a
substitute bill which could not now be
considered. The point OF order was
sustained ny tho Speaker, nuI Powers
appealed. fho House refused ~ Sue.
tain the ruling OF the Speaker by
vote u " TO n, aud Powefas amend.
ment was Considered. lie made u long
speech In support Of II. Naflan replied,
giving au exposition Of parliamentary
law. P1w0fs'a umsndment was lost
by q party vote. wins opposed tue
bill principally btcauIe II was made.
qualo ~ an election law, and Nebekcr
took n similar position, as did rJltyn.
The bill passed by party vote.