Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-26
PASSED And LOST.
glDil lclIon On a Numb)r Of Bills
in The House.
pJounSnrSr OF THE COUNCIL.



NJ the sosslon, the House Is beginning
A show definitely It, disposition re-
ssriing the disposal OF measures that
s,e up for final action. That disposi-
lion is 10 dispose OF them quickly. In
,lout an hour yesterday a'tornoon the
House debated and passed three bills,
and killed three more.
one OF tho bills passed, II. y. -, was
designed to correct an overnight In
law passed. at the last sesslOn,
which required county collectors
d, receive Territorial warrants for
axes. but did not au,horIz, the Terri
,odal treasurer 10 receive the warrants
from mo collectors. In consequence
o,thls legislative blundvr number Of
county collectors cannot settle with
the Territorial treasurer, until the
relief afforded by this bill shall be cx
,.,dei TO them. TIE House did Itself
efcdit by tue careful investigation u
natie into the scope aud effect Of this
blI, before passinB II.
fbo next oil passed, II. u. 81, was
ais1 designed 10 correct an OMISSION la
tbe prcsont law, by allowing city
councils 10 elect a mayor pro tenn from
smong their own number, during the
allrnce or disability Of the mayor
The next Till passed was II. u. %,
,siepdinr the Time Of reduomiuR real
pfopetty sold undur mortgage or eXoou.
Nos. 10 one year, the prcscnt term Of
frdrmuiion being six m0uthu. Tho
lUl nito gives one yeAr Ia which to
redeem real estate sold under trust
leeds. by ia terms, however, II Il
made TO apply ouly to mortgages, exc.
cutions nuu trust deodf, given or Issued
ip future, and does DOT Affect existing
obligations. IN an able speech Scare
opposed tho bill, fearing that II
~ old operate hurliully rather than
btnehcinlly 10 tho borrower He
afsuoi that lenders would be- unwilling
h renew existing m0rigagt1 and trust
deeds, because suoh renewed contracts
would come within the operations Of
tue law. He deprecated NEEDING
with our pro,oat statutes upon such
slblecir. because frtqlrnt changes Of
,ucn laws made capitalists shy, where.
Hs u our Legislature would show a dis.
uuiltian ~ impRrt siabl character TO
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would be Increased.
Vangu replied, Cjucoting weight 10
scans objections, and ataung that the
bill related IN question OF policy
which the Assembly must decide.
The judiciary c0mmittot, which had
drawn this blll Rs "a substitute Tor
other, had given "a hearing to attor.
nuyp, hnanciefs and others, and had
reached the conclusion that tho relief
O. tue borrower which this bill would
abort, should be- given, aud that tins
result would be more good than harm
10 The dcbtcr class.
The bills lost were; III. II. 20, amend.
Ing the chatttl mortgage law; Il. IS. SO,
regulating the practice Of medicine,
and n. Is. %, relating TO the bu'ouIinR
OF waters. TITO medical bill Was ID
drastic dose wE.ch the House, by u
unanimous vote, rejected. H. psr-
emploflly forbade any person % prac.
llce medicine or obstetrics without n
diploma, except In districts where no
physlclan with diploma, resided.
The House will not entertain any
more such propositions NJ this, Judging
by It's action yesterday.
Il seems highly probably that the
petition, having about 800 signatures,
which asks for the creation VI the new
county OF Caribou, with the county
ftat at Price, will be granted. The
On creating the now county was
iayorably reported by the Houie com.
mltlee ON counties yesterday, aud no
opposition 10 tue measure seems 10
show itself
While tho contempt proceedings
we're pending In the Council yes.erdhy,
aud especially alter the clsp OF n. 4.
Booth WAS disposed 81, there was
orou.hIs between Democrats iand re-
pubichns, which did not relate to any
parliamentary question before tue
house, aud was largely personal In
character. In fact, considerable
acnmony was developed, Rnd II was
wise thing TO adjourn, which the Couu-
oil did Tor the daY, aitei The contempt
case OF Mr. Lund was disposed OF by
his acquitlnl. No legislative business
whatever was done In the Council
yesterday.
In the debate on the wool memorial
IN the House this afternoon, wins led
on In opposition TO Il. lilo claimed
that the allegation In the memorial,
tuat the development Of the wool In
dlslfy would have been impossible
hAN w lNhAANhNN ANEAaNaNAAhl WINS VIZ
trle, lie favored tariff for revenue,
Win incidental protection. He was OF
opinion that placing wool on the tree list
WIuld reduce It's price hut that the wool
Industry was no well established that ~
cIuld take care OF itsolf without pro.
te ton. lie did no, think the price
would 90 lower than It IL now were
the lariil removed, but II would DO
le's than the average for several
years past. lie gave Ggures, compiled
by himself, on the cost OF caring for
aud profits on 5000 sheep In this Terri
tory. lie put the sheep at 81 per head,
or $4,000 for the capital Invested, the
expenses At S3,305, the product In wool
and lambs Mt si,805, ana the
net profit OF $1,000. Ho claimed
.hat the aheep inGuitry was suffering
now, not because II was not profitable,
lu. because OF the general fiunnciai
distress, which makea all Industries
'uler Ho held that the low price Of
WOOL had stimulated the manufacture
:! WUOllen gOjds In this Territory.
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