Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-31
MEDICAL CONTEST.
,s,V,r smons The Doctors in Pro
ersss Before the Committee
v,pyrn,s NEW RtvrsuE Bill
III. Council l. Up with lis Work.
Gr,a, Amount Of work Pending In
the various Committees

u
-, IN whom have teen referred
49,. or four bills relating to the prnc'
,.. NJ medicine, aud also the report Of
~. territorial examining board which
...,mmends Humorous and important
condiments to the present law "fegu'
i.upr the practice OF medieinr," has
..it several informal sessions. but lost
lr.ripr gave the nrst hearing to
,b,.lelars. Tho medical gentlemen
IN, npeeared before the committee
.s,, Of the eclectic school, VIZ, Dfr.
g,sbrouek, Dogge, Murphy and De
N,pso. These gentlemen were much
,ore.ei to many features Of the
r,,.snt law, and were inclined to favor
M, bill introduced Ia tho House by
stanford On. Is. OD. This meafurc
,..,r5sss 10 create a board OF examiners
I,psIst of seven mombots, OF whom
,br-r shnll DO regular physicians Two
ranr9uathic ANA two eclectic. This
IlIi f,auifes diploma 10 be presented
tr8fo license Is granted 10 practice
n.-icipr. SURGERY or ob,tc,rlcs; but
T.f.1us Tho have been ptaciloing m
ilia Territory for ton years are entitled
10 "a license with or without diploma
All persons who have pFacuctd Zee
man i've yoafH must submit 30 an eA.
animation, the general Character o.
which IL specified, but the easmlua.
t8n papers VIII bear n 60 hdcnt!al
nBmler Instead OF tho nauo % mo
stplIeant, 10 that the board thnli not
EBow who the applicant T.. This Bill
l. rather liberal ia ~ provisions felal.
ipg 10 midwivcs, cases of emergency,
ms. but makes II Ru ellonsu 80 vcnl
p6..fums under certain conditions
This blli il SORT uf compromise be-
iwron tho stfingcncy askei by tue
urgularsn and the lazily that would
leave opportunity Tor impUsiure.
ON Thurldny or Friday OF this wees,
thr ii yuse committee on public health
vlII give hearing % such regular
rbytcianB as may wi1h 10 appear,
From expressions that have been
uttered by members VI tue committee
there D. a possibility that ~ Will con.
tent Itself with merely recommending
the repeal Of the prCsout law, thus
leaving the subject OF praoiicug neil.
cine without being regulated by any
statute. one member u tho com.
miieu has taken this position, aud
ozark, who Introduced one of tue Hills
upon the subject, says ho Will heartily
support SUCH O proposition.
WafnUTia new revenue Dill n an
eflJH 10 tho direction Of economy. Tue
author today informed n NEwB repre-.
sentative that no had ostlriute1 That ~
pisagu would effect a saving Of 100000
pef yeaf 10 the Territory. A bfiui
c0nvenati0n with the gentleman dis
cIts,. tho fact that he has given care
iil and intelligent confederation 10
tho questions connected with Terri
1Ha finance. The bill lisa long one,
GaI pupOrls 20 be a complete revenue
code, taxing this place OF all laws nov
10 force upon tho subject, which are
scattered through the laws paced "a
1858, 800 and '02. In the main 10
io.lOws those laws anu leaves tue rate.
OF taxation unaltored.
one prominent change proposed by
the blli Is 10 COnino the compensation
VI tho county clerk 10 his iXed ealaty.
lie will receive no fees NJ all Tor tax
falcs nor any other acts or sefyicrp,
The costs Of n tax sale are limited TO 81
out.hgli Of which goes 10 the general
county fund and tue other hall 90 the
county school fund. Tho collector %
taxes Is abolished and his duties are
made 10 duv0lye upon the county
treasurer. The territorial board u
equalization 10 made TO consist OF tie
Governor btcretsTy, AUDITOR aud
treasurer, whose compensation l. fixed
HtSlO1 per Aunum each. TINS board
may appoint "a secretary at 81 per day
Tor actual time. Mileage ~ liked NJ ~
cents ono way. rhe board shall
tqualign tnXes between counties anl
stall ubsefs the main liues OF railroads
but county hs1tHsOtH shall nssnes depOls
territorial properties, branch linof, uIc.
Rl.1 railroad lands Ia the severe
counties.
There are numerous minor change
Ullhe ITueent laws relating 10 revenue
Proposed in the bill, when appears u
nave been carefully and c0nsciuntl0ui'
ly drawn.
rhs time lost by the Council Will
the lead memorial was pending has,
Is claimed, BEEN fully male up, an,
members VI that body represent thom
selves 10 be engaged iuduslri0uHly u
tue dignilled anu conscientious con
alteration VI the busl cess before them
Up 10 the commencement, OF the set
sl0n To-Day, there had heeu Introduce
into tue Council IS bile. The hous
led tho Council with 10 bills. Ihes
figures do not Include resolutions
memorials, etc. When the large mum
Der OF claims ana petitions, etc, tins
o. now IN tho hands Of committees
isl added 10 tho abOye nRurrs, 10 vii
be seen that the committees have
great amount Of work IN hand, cor
slueung the stage Of the session.
COUNCIL.
After the close OF the NEWS TopIl
yea,erday aternoon,t the following bill
were introduced;
By seaman; C.B. 5i,au.horlzing tn
Territorial auditor 10 procure fecorl
ami certain otner supplies Tor the di'
irict courts.
BY WilllamG @. b. 90, Ruthorlzin
the iualices Of she Territorial ruprrm
court 10 employ stenOgrspneta 10 TAX
their opinions by dio,atiDn, at the a.
lcuse VI the Territory.
BY Taylor q. -. o., 10 amend G.
poll tax law.
BY Breeder: G. b. 81, amending ia
present law relating 10 the cummrnc
mtnt OF suits.
BY Lund' @. u. 5s, 10 prevent IA
1alU OF explosives 20 minOrF.
The following House bills pAsC-
thelr llrat reading;
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