Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-16
IN SESSION AGAIN.
Rolb Houses Of the Legislature at
Work Again Today.
, MEDICAL SCHOOL CONTEST.


rodov at o,oiocl, both houses Of the
Assembly met, and In each there was
.nparently desire 10 push the tfansao'
M NJ business after the three days
nolIiny which the s3lons had taken.
/, ia tolerably certain that the UNI
veslty contest will not be tho only one
,yb,eh will be characterized with
.,i,it npd resolution. II Il given out
m,t the society oi eclectic physieaus
n.ve preparcd bill, having for iis oh
i.ct the repeal OF some portions OF the
,reseu, medical practice law, AMI the
,mendmcnt OF other poriionu Of il,anl
mere d. every reason to believe that
.t,cpp opposition 10 the passage OF this
nm will be exefted by the regular
pbyslcinns. In support OF the measure
II viii be urged that the present law
isuniust TO physicians who DO not be-
lang 10 the regular school aud dls'
eliminates againa. them; that u IL IN
landed TO prevent them from earning
anvellhood by the practiceiof a pro.
fssslnn which they are wen qualheu
fof. and that II prevents citizens oil the
Territory from having tuch
physlcinn ~ they nuy choose
an, Ia many cases, uepFlVes
tbrm OF having any at all. On
tbc other hand II will be urged
tGet tbs publin practice Of medicine
should be confined 70 physiciane VINO
rosscsa a scientific education, anu tuch
Qualifications a. 10 Justify patient en-
ttusting 90 them his health, anu per.
bara hia lie; and that the only way TO
eY restrict II Ia 10 provide Tor the e2-
animation and licensing OF applicants
fof pefmiisiou TO practice. IL 10
v,xed uucntlun, aud one concerning
which much feeling exists among tho
rrpfesputntivcs OF the different schools
oimediciuc, In this city especially, and
their sympathizeFs.
Next Ffiday mas been fiKnd upon as
thp daicui the visit Of the legislature
10 the Agricultural College ~ Lognui
and Chirf CLERK Stanton was itqpit.
inc OF members ~ tue HIusc To-Day
whether they preferred 90 have bTuas-
fast before starting or ~ Ogden. AZ
tup train will leave THIS city ut n.mr
most Of tho members preferred u take
brglkiast at Oguuu, and arrangements
will DO made accordingly. Members
OF thoautmuly are generally Tcticsnt
UPON the subject o. thu union OF tho
Agricultural College AMI University
tut one thing srcms Ccr.ail from tue
manner ia which the theme h spoken
OF by them: IL Will receive thorough
amt conscientious o1ualiuraii9n'
The House judiciary committee held
u sUittuu today. IL WAS decided 10 r..
mort mvonbly the bids prohibiting
ntturnrya from becoming eutctics, anu
giving attorneys lien on the properly
VI clients that may como into their
hands. Several other bills IN tue
rands uf the committee were made
special order Tor Thuudny' Mex, when
the committee will hold its next meet
ing.
The work Of several committees ~
both houses ~ well under way, aud, NJ
10 often remarked, II Is In committee
that the best legislative WORK Il cone
The house Judiciary committee - par
ticularly busy with number Of bulls
some Of which are important.
coUECm.
Council convened ut . y. m. Called
TO order by President Brecdon.
Tho eight hour bill passed to ils sec
onu reading,
~. B. No. 10, relating 20 SUNDAY
opening, was received from the Hous'
sui Rad the inst time, ana on motiOI
OF J. l.. Booth was rejected.
Taylor moved TO refer a. 10 a commit
tee. seaman moved that II be- POST
poned indefinitely, This brought gu
discussion in which seaman, VII
llams aud laylUr took part. Seaman
motion was lost. Taylor'a motion pre-
vailed and tue bill was sent TO tn,
committees on Judiciary.
The oight hour bill was then taluI
lp ON second reading.