Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-06


II. u. ~ was favorably reported on
from tine COMMITTEES.
G.. B. 5s, relative 10 the sale Of ex-
plosivet, was Killed..
u. q. "a, tclating % schools, was
amcnjed anu filed for sec nd read.
Ing.
The claim Of J. r. Twelvos was
favornb.y reported. The claim q
Hatmcl Pratt Tor $1,000 was recon.
mended to bn CUT down 10 sl,UlO.
Eldrcdge OF the claims committee
stated that the House committee could
Hut agree with the committee OF the
Council. Tue claim Of Harmed Pratt
was recommi ted.
The committee on claims recon.
meuded that they have 900 copies Of
tue reports Of the Agricultural College
anu University printed. 40 ordered.
The committee on appropriations
recommended the allowance Of num-
Der Ut claims.
&. y. o. Tor the relief of w. J,
Shield was iavotably reported.
HOUSE.
Opening exorcfcs.
The following were presented:
By Moore. a petition from Cltlztni
Of Utah county M relation 10 bOuuty
uu sugar heets. 10 Protested against
the passage OF IA. -. %, giving such
bounty At the request VI Nebeker n
was read In full. Tue petitioners were
not necessarily opposed to a sugar bee
bounty, but they were opposed TO the
bill.
by Tollon. Petition Of cii.z,ns OF
Garfield county asking 10 be annexed
TO Wayne county.
BY stanford: A claim Of Ogden
Investment Company TOT use Of tooml
fOf court purposes.
by Hubbard: Claim Of Adam Lar
sen for jury services, $500.
Nnriau, from tho Judiciary commit
tee, reported Adversely on n. ~. Gl
relating 10 exemption 0t poraonnl prop
eIty in cases OF claims tor wage, aut
on N. R. as, Amending tho civil code
aud iayonDiy on II. b. 50, relating Ia
university lands.
Mckay, from the counties commit
tee, recommended that tho huaucia
statements VI counties be- referred 9.
the committee on claims and publit
accounts.
The following bills were introduced
by Nurlan: N. u. o. 10 allow al
attorneys foo la foreclosure suits M
larger sum than u actually 10 be paid
the plalnufl's attorney.
BY Moore: IL. Is. %, Ia relation tC
oattuys.
Nobekrr inquired whom the report
ul the auditor and treasurer would b,
accessible 10 members, and was an
swUred by the CHAIR that the document
wyto ln the HAMS Of the printer
II. Is. o., relating 10 htrding, brand
ing, iuapuc,lng and shipping cattle
! came ~ on third reading. Tue o. Ice
OF this bill ~ 20 make It more dililuul
for cattle thieves TO get Ia tneir work
Section 0 m ,kvs 10 n felony 10 intun
tloually brand or mark any animal mol
/ his own, WINS moved tOsirlke out IN
word "intentionaily." Narian said tina
| provision should b. made Tor the uniul
" act and intent, always necessary q
constitute a crime. To make a givet
physical act crime, regardless Of th
intent, would be- 90 create an anomaly
in criminal law. fyins requested Va
| rlan 10 suggest an amendment tina
would meet the difficulty, aud tn,
latter complied by Offering
clause providing that the brand
Ing or marking must 10 don
with intent u deprive the owner o
the animal Of his property, which wa
adopted.
Hubbard moved 10 change the tim
for which the hide Of slaughtcte
animal must be exposed from went
10 thirty days. Tolt5n said the prtsvu
law required twenty days, ani IA
knew al no objection TO II.
Consideration OF this bill was Inter
rup,ed by tho arrival Of the houTset IL
consideration Of the free library bill
The labor leaders were In the lobh
to-day In force anxious 10 hear furtht
In relation 10 the oight.hour law.