Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-24
The Only Question Now is as to
Location.
TIE MEDICAL FIGnr IS on.
The New Connty.-Claim' Committee
Bu,y.-Harm Done by the
Printing Middle.

There IL less fetioenoe uron the subject
,hap there has heretofore been, and II
bss been 40 much discussed among
m,mbers that their views upon II are
Incoming orystalized, and many Of
,bem D lon ger hesitate 10 state thoir
,tiludes. lis concoiod by nearly all
nj them that union 10 fofegone con-
elusion. Only one member Is known
10 be opposed TO uniting the two in-
,u,u,ions, while many are einphatically
I'm favor of 1t, aud others who have not
v,t definitely taken that position lean
towards II.
The public may dismius any doubt
about the union taxing place, but there
IA contest on for the location. Only
ibfrp sites 10 far have been prom.
ucntly mentioned, viz, come point
.rtween Ogden ami Salt Lake,
tefhsps In Bountiiul, "trip OIL the
wet side OF the Fort Douglas Tcscfva.
Ton. and tho pfUsont Agricultural
tgllrre Mt Logan. The fret site would
he desirable because NJ It's being central,
easily accessible from Gil parts OF the
Territory, and on the line % trans.
continental travel, and fot the further
reason that plenty of land could be
obtained for tho purposes Of tue ngri.
cultural department, which would be
rlrh, well watofcd, anu In nn average
climate for this intoT.mOuntain region.
lis urged that an experiment station
should by all means have an average
climate VI the region which II 10 de-
81. ned 10 benefit
The Fort Douglas reservation ti,e
has every argument In ils favor as a
location tor great university, except
pdstlulu scarcity Of land ald water
iof Irrigation. Giyon these two re-
qulsites, AID hoth may be- obtained "
Congress Will 0o sufficiently generous.
and % will receive more support than
Will the iirBt named tite, among mem
btfs Of the assembly.
HUT Il Is not 20 10 denied that n
alrJng sentiment exists among mum-
utrs VI the assembly at the present time
iu avOr OF having the Union tnko
place at Logan. The principal aTgu-
menl Ia favor Of this proposition II
economy. It's Argucu thHt the presunt
Agricultural College plant ctn nc
Nlmmotnio all the students OF the
uuivtuity, with only slight Crprudi.
capacity OF building, and In tue
hcllly. The contest ON this question
ls one tor location from now on.
The medical contelt Is fairly under
way IN the Assembly. The House
committee on public health, IN whose
hands are several petitions for the
amoi dmeLt or repeal Of the present
Law regulating the practice OF meui-
cine, u dev0ting much tins and n,ten.
ii0g 10 the subject. A member Of that
committee to-day recounted SOME OF its
labofa 20 n NEWS representative. He
went 90 far ~ 10 say that the present
law would undoubtedly DO revised "
not repealed, and intimatod that the
committee would very likely prepare n
tiIl with view 10 meeting tho Ohjec.
tons 10 the present. law. He cited tho
iaCt thut, at present, one school had
control Of the medical board, and OK.
trpssed tho opinion that this ought not
10 DO.
la conversation with u NEWS repre-.
tentative tOday,n member oil the HOuFe
committee on ways and means, "a gem
ucmnn vi marked business ability and
thorough husintss training, doploTcd
tue harm that was resulting from the
printing mudJle. lie sAiI the AeHtm.
NY was working In tue DARK
S 10 the TefHtofy's financial
condition, which could not be known
until the reports OF tho auditor, treas.
urer and other public officers aud in-
siliutlOna could be examined, anu this
could not be done until those reports
are printed. The printing middle
makes Il impossible 10 got the printing
done, and thu interests OF thu Territory
are suffering In consequence. Hs
spoke oil lhs resolution offered by
Nhtian On Monday, aud adopted by
tho House, calling upon the ways and
means committee for n report on the
financial condition OF the Territory, but
said the committee were helpless TO
comply with IL until certain public
documents were made accessible by
being printed,
On Monday evening last the House
5ommillee on counties gave hearing
" peft0nA interested In the proposition
10 create the new county Of Carbon,
AMI the hearing was continued until
THIS evening. The petition ask.
lug Tor the creation Of the
new county which, ~ previously
stated IN the NEWS, is Intended 10 In.
cludo tue northern part OF Emery
N"hAAg ANANh NhNuk wv HlA AANultHs n
protest mas been filed beAring62 names.
II seems fotegone conclusion that the
committee viii report In favor Of
making the new county, aud the con.
test before II Ia mainly In respect 10
tNe location OF tho county seat, A
man uamed Crowley, who lives In this
city but owns a saloon In Helper, mr.
guod IN favor OF that place, but u delu
galon nom Price, embracing Mr.. a
haillnger, formerly county attorney,
Nud MIR. 4. j. Paradise, editor OF
.he Pace Telegraph, insltted that
tnce should DO made the county seat.
'tlce Is o town OF permanent ana
Iafitd industries and resources, whose
population Ia steadily Increasing, while
helper N only railroad tOwu.
Tho House claims committee Is very
busy, IL has 30 much TO do that the
chairman, MIR. sears, was Obliged to
AK an addition OF two members,
which the HOuee granted yesterday
making the msmberHhip seven. Some
OF The claims that have been presented
arc Of a character to call for thorough
investigation aud the Inkiug OF con-
huerable testimony, and II reported
non iavoratly at ali will be cut down
very much IN amount by the recon.
mendaIiOns Of tbs committee.
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