Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-29
IHE INSANE ASYLUM.
Ths Public Institutions Of The Terri
tory nus. RelTolCh,
NEW WAY or AUDITING CLAIMS.
The Sugar Fac,ory.-Ihe brigham
Young Acidemy Admired
Proceedings Today.


4, the insane asylum at Provo, Us a re-
anti Of their visit and inspection Of
that Institution. One was that tho
asylum is well conducted and IN excel
lent condition; the other Is that the cx'
renlo OF maintaining 4. ought % be- cut
down II possible. Memlera are free In
eypfessing approval Of the bulldiugs,
and their adaptabiliiy to tho purposes
intended, and In giving the manage
uent credit for the neat, olenniy and
orderly appearance which tho
premises, In every part presented.
sat the necessity u reducing the OK.
rrps,s OF tue iua,liutlon H. being IN.
sisted upon. TIE beard Of directors
a,k for an appropriation Of something
s,er 500. 900 for the maintenance Of
tho Asylum for the next two ygars, but
ME doubtful II tho Assembly VIII give
20 large a sum.
Tbe visit uf tho legislators 90 the
Uughgm Young Academy was almost
revelation to some u them, anu that
luiltuii0u excited the unqualified nd.
IMITATION OF nll Of the Visiting party.
The large NUMBER OF students in az
tendance, tho excellent, thorough
aud peculiar organization " the aoid.
,my, aud particularly the chuapuusH
win which 10 ~ conducted Ia COmppri'
fon with the excellence Of the
vofk done, were features spoken
n In high praise. The cost VI
educating e,udouts thcre Wa compared
with the cOsi Of tho Univuriiy aud
Agricultural College, with q result
hirhly crcditablo 10 tho academy.
Unu example will servo az an iliustra.
ton: an Instructor in "a certain branch
nt thr Brigham Young Academy, who
ugyotCs ouly u part VI tue Gly 10 hit
ciaHOs, andhungagUs ln other Employ.
mont the rest of the day, IL palu 800
ttr month. ilB 10 a thoroughly c..
4ripnt inlifuCiUb anu gives e2cgiicni
abstraction. the muuhur ul the
faculty OF the Agricultural College,
who does precisely the same WlTs,
uiyllg 90 10 about Two hours per DAY,
j. paid SlG5 pee month.
Tho vii that had been made 10y the
LEGISLATURE 10 tho several public iu-
tiituuduH, uuu thp Investigations ~
iar maize into the OK prusuB % maiu-
uiniug them, arc having the eject
oil UJlitiug "a IUttcucuWunt tgHu.
mont among mambufs Of tho Assembly.
Fuuhtt Investigation iu tuia Inc, nud
iutothu general financial condition Of
the rruiIoryt aud OF the Pc pie who
Iay toe taXts, VIII, II IL moushi
tlfrngilen this sentiment. Fancy
Jalafite, adapted - boom TIMES, will
doubtless be- cut down, nud the usuBd-
city for economy will be brought hons
% public UtilcVrs, anu the management
Of public Institutions. Such Il the
talk among mumburs VI tho Assembly.
An Innovation in the method VI
auaitiug aud passing upon claims
against the Territory has been Devised
by Mr.. Scare, chairman VI thn House
committee ON claims md public no..
counts. Hs COMMITTEES has sub.
committee with a sub.chairmgu, Hui
the two pArls 0f the whole committee
divide the work between them.
Claims ara coming In rapidly, creating
much Work. Au arrangement has
been effected between the claims COM
mitlotB VI the two houses under " high
both meet cOnJOluty anu consider aud
paia upon ali claims amounting 10
$500 or more. Thus claimant wh0te
accounts Tor 500 ur over, aud who h
granted hearing, appears before the
Cllima committees Of both h0uBe1 ~
one BittinG instead Of CON, ming the
time ~ cncn excessively. Claims Of
less tlan 500 may be passed upon by
thuclmmittee OF either house, und in.
serted IN the general appropriation bill
on IT, Recommendation; hut after being
passed upon ana inserted In the general
appropriation iii, any claim IL open to
I...tNNfNRua fFWua FrHTftalHfnN FaH
hatcmbly, aud liable q 10 stricken
cut.
80. Eldredge IL chairman Of the
claims committee In the Council, aud
10Th he aud Mr.. Sears show u uisp0-
stlon not 20 Lot dollar leave the
treasury which Is not juotly due a
claimant.
The members OF the Assembly did
not derive us much satisfaction from
thyir inspection OF tho sugar factory,
where they spent half an hour while on
route Ter Provo, as they would have
done hai u been In operation. This
Institution " bone Of contention be-
tWeon Democrats aud Republicans, and
they refuse ~ view II from the same
binn1pOiut.
Following In the text OF the bill In.
trOduCtd this afternoon by Iving
See. l. he It enacted, etc. That
every landlord or other person who
rents either furnished or unfurnlshed
rooms Bhall have lien upon the
furniture, household effects and other
IeHonal property OF his tenants for
the amount that may bs due from any
iuch tenant, for rent, aud 10 hereby
authorised 10 hold ana retain posses.
zion OF such furniture, household
elects Or other personal property until
mo amount 30 tue for rent snail bo
IRid.
SIC. .. Any person who shall re.
move his or her furniture, II usehold
elects, or other personal property from
any Rented promiaes without frat nay.
ing any roht that may be- due tho land.
l0fl Or other person Tor the use VI said
premises, shall DO guilty Of mis.e-
mtnn0y.
TODAV'S rHOUCCDIgOs.
COUNCIL.
The minutes Of the two previous
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