Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-07

NNhaNt W ANt NANHNNh HNNhlNut MNhA ~
The oommit,us appropriations.
IA. -. l2i, tho iiih ami game I'LL,
was considered al length, amended und
passed.
Adjourned until 10 ann. today.
HOUSE
After the closs Of this report yes;or.
day afternoon. Council amendments 90
the militia IN, wure Cou.ilcfuI aud
c1ncuifui In, auI dhe bill went 20 the
Governor.
wins introduced a resolution pro-
vdiuG that hereafter no mIu1n 90 fc.
consider final action on any blll could
be- entertained without unanimous
consent Adopted.
II. Il. li5, 20 encourage certain
manufacture. was CJuuuuruI. IL OK.
ompts ffom taxation property utuI FOR
the manufactures nsmoi ln the bill.
Tor Period u ten ycars. Hubbard
moved to make the pefiIi Eve years.
Lost.
Sears made strong arrumen: In
favor n tho lill. BE- cited tho fact
that 20 ycnrs ago, in order To- enc .ur.
age the opening Of miuta, they D. a
been exempted from tatHlipu, aud ttill
we're. lie rul1n list VI mIura that had
paid $50 100000 In divliundH, but
not u dollar In { KtB. a. was
now time TO encourage manu-.
ftttI,o, and 10 would uU great iu.
uucrmt 600 90 capital 90 come nero 10
THIS LH.islniute would ducd that
mo e. 10 Invested should b. exempted
from taxation for a term OF ten ys4u.
MOus1n would favor the biil u 30
could DO acquired that tlr manufactures
~ " .H ItBiguud o. eut1Igsu would not
receive tululy as well us tax rXrmp.
lion. Hubbard fAvUrai tnr oil, bit
thought the period OF TAX exemption
too long.
I0lton moved 10 90 amend tho bill a.
20 provide That Manufactures % DO e..
Ablishcd must Boo VI "a kind not 10 com.
pete with th0su nlfo,ly existing, in
order % enjoy Tue tax exemption. Lost.
Ncbcbrr opposed Tho uiii. 40 was
clhss lcglslatiUn Of "a Llud which thu
courts had pronounced uuc0nstiiu-
tinunl. lie rrli ir M judicial decision
which he claimed 90 be Ia p1iut. A.
NubuAut'a request the majority and
minority reports of the committee on
manufactures ana commerce were
read. The former was adverse anu the
latter lay raDle to tho bill. It passed
by vote OF u %,
IL. -, lOl, the fire aud police bill.
came up as special order on Council
umoudmuuis, all but one Of which
were Cluguffud a., nau ,hnt was q
clerical error on the part Of the Clun.
oil.
Nhriun presented an invitation iof
the Legislature 10 attend thu WORKING.
mrnt convection In tho Walker paw
lon. 10 WIS signed hy J. Is. Nawlirs
aud II. L.. Carter Ga motion o,
Natlan 10 was received withou, further
action,
Il. q. iO5, rovlding for tuition fees 10
be charged students IN tho Uniyetuuy
aud Agricultural College, came ~ on
thifd TundinY.
Hubbard opposed the bill, because II
required normal stuIuuls 20 pay the
tuition fee, anu Il cunrgui home Aiu.
dents more than IL now ChsrgcI thos8
from other alatrs.
Allen replied to Hubbard at some
leugth, arguing Ia support u the bin.
Nebther moved 10 table the Oil,
pending action on one he had Intro.
duccd Tor the union OF the Univefaity
and Agricultural College. Carried.
&. u, ~, approphAtiug $500 % pay
the ohaplalnu u the HOUSES, $3.50 each,
was considered.
Vafian Of jeulci 10 the bill because ID
provided pay Tor the cbaplain iu e1.
GEES VI the amount allowed 10y Con.
tosslOnnl law; otherwise he would
iavorit
NubeEcr said no believed the Lori
D.
Tor chaplain who prayed Tor "a LHtis'
lhiutc, the M MY Of which was Re-.
publican.
10 favor u tho blH, nud
ToltOu favored tho mr16ute. John.
son from the onnir,slatul lhAl ne c,u.d
no, vote Tor the bill b,oauiu IL was
viUlatlyu u congressional Law. lylns
thought he cIulI take the consequences
OF voting for tue bill, ~ did Mckay.
5toker could not vote Tor n, because II
was against the law. The bill passed
by vote Of l7to5.
e. 70. no, 10 provide f5r the dlssou.
lion Of irrigation companies, passed.
&, b. IS, amending the law relating
to liquor licenssF, was lost
Astue Council had rrceded from the
only Amendment 10 IA, u. no, the tirr
anu police bill, which the HOure did
not concur In, tho blll went u tho
enrolling committee.
C.J. NJ. o, asklng C1ngtoss 10 give
the Womanis Industrial nome FOR a
woman's hospital, passed.
Warner from tue committee on on
rollmsut, reported that the wool mt
mortal hal been sent 10 the Governor. !
CO.. NJ. I, aching the passage OF the |
bill pending iu Congress tNieudingt the |
time In which TO perfect utlu ~ utsort
lands, Insstd,
&. Is. o., relating 10 revenue was
considered Rud laid on the table
Allen and fDliOn were appointed n
conference committee Un q. -. o., tue
trade mhTkB Dill,
Adjourned.