The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-10

that the expert accountant employed
to check up accounts had found them
STATEMENTS.
On motion Of Sears the financial
statements of the counties were or
dered printed in the journal
The Council amendments to II. B.
III. relating to the fees of jurors. wit
nesses, etc, were not concurred in.
SCHOOL BILL.
H. B. 40, the school bill, was re-
turned unamended from the Council
and sent to the enrolment committee.
FROM HIS EXcELLENCY.
The Governor sent notice of his ap-
proval of the memorial asking Con-
gresS to settle the laws relating to the
leasing of school lands.
TUITION.
H. B. 165, by the committee on edu-
cation. to provide that tuition shall be
charged at the University and Agri-
cultural College, was taken up and
passed. is TO G. Hubbard WINS, Mon
son, Moore, Nebeker and s5toker vot-
ing against it.
EXEMPTIONS.
H. B. 147, to exempt al manufacture
ing institutions from taxes, was re-
turned from the Council and sent to
the enrolment committee.
APPEALS.
H. B. i'll, by Powers, to provide for
new section to the code of civil pro-
cedure relating to appeals. was passed
us to 2, Varian and Wines voting
against it.
IRRIGATION COMPANIES.
C. B. "a, to relieve irrigation compan-
les, was lost, only Clark, Johnson, Nc
Kay and Wines voting Cor it.
LESSONS LIEN.
C. B. 109, to provide for a lessor S
lien, was recalled from the Council
and passed, II to 3.
TAXES.
c. B. 1O9 relating to taxes, was re-
called from the Council and passed,
to 3.
CITIES.
On recommendation of the commit
tee on municipal corporations. c.. B.
116, relating te the incorporation of cit
les, was killed.
CLOSING OF SALOONS.
| C. B. So, to allow the closing of sa-
looms, was returned from the Council,
having been received from the Gov
ernor amended. The amendments were
concurred in and the bill sent back.
UNWHOLESOME MEATS.
! The amendments of the Council to
II. B. 125, to prevent the exposure for
sale of unwholesome meats, were not
concurred in
c. B. Sc, relating to corporations. was
lost, 13 to o.
SPEAKER VARIAN.
Varian was called to the chair and
held it for some time.
KILLED.
C. B. 1874, in relation to marriage,
was lost II to o.
c. B. 125 shared the same fate.
FAILED.
Council substitute for H. B. "A, reIat-
ing to school fund and school lands,
was killed, IL to Z.
WORLDS FAIR EXHIBIT.
c. B. 20, by Williams, to allow a dis
position Of the Worlds fair exhibit,
was passed, Is to O.
PRIVATE CORPORATIONS.
H. B. 161, relating to private corpor-
atoms, was sent to the Governor.
THE TABLE CLEAR.
At about 5:3O, the table was cleared
and the members took an informal re-
cess for supper and came back at 80
to find that nothing had turned up, and
the Council was still meandering along,
accomplishing little
Then began the long wait for some
thing to be done by the upper house.
The members dropped in and out, form
ed in lotteries, snapped lies, discussed
politics, canvassed the situation and
made themselves as comfortable as pos
sible under the circumstances. OF course
it was understood all the time that the
House was in session and somebody
was always ready to receive messages
from the government, but every once in
a while a quorum would be broken.
The visitors left before 10 o'clock and
went into the Council chamber TO lis
ten to the arguments on the appropria-
ton bill. Even the clerks deserted at
THAT hour to catch little sleep and
refresh themselves. Nothing was done
and as the last member 'scauntered''
away toward the early hours in the
morning he was very sleepy and did
not care much whether school kept or
not. The understanding was that the
members should "saunter" back this
morning at about 8 o'clock and resume
business