Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-24
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Preparation.
DlscORD AMONG REPUBLICANS.
Division Rrgardiog Court SCRIP Re.
dgmplI,n.-l publican Chucu.--
Routine Business To-day.

aim TO guard the rights anu Interests Ui
the people at large. IL VIII ItJ'
vide Tor board Of muu.sal ux.
umiu,rs OF which tho Governor
viii uo chairman. Any graduate OF
nuy medical college Of any school, on
proof oi such graduation, shall receive
license, provided hu thall pass a
satisfactory examination; the board
may refuse 10 issue license 10 tho OPP.
pncaut has been guilty of ctlminal,
Immoral aud dlauon0rAbis conduct
during three yclm noEt preceding the
fling OF his application. u the
license be- refused on sucu ground,
tlc medical board must within
sixty days OF "a cir refusal Of thvappii.
cation Tor nj license, prepare ald Gle
with the clerk Of tue diH.ric; court %
the district where the applicant resides,
wilton Htalemsnt u tnu facts, or
alleged facts, on which tho refusal is
buscd. Such statement then becomes
tho complaint IN civn action, Ga,
Issues Boa which shall bu detsfminri by
the court, winch shall order tho license
10 be- issued or withheld uCC0fdiur 10
the result Of the tliai. This provision
IL designed 10 meet tho constitutional
| objection 10 judicial functions being
exercised by tue board the hllI Dc.
! iiuc1 medical pfactiti Juors o. those who
"ioF n 100, treat, operate upon 90 pc.
scribe lr any physical nilmeut Of
| another" aud does not apply 10 persons
dniug those things free ot charge.
| Neither does the bill apply 10 the use
| Of family romcdlts. N0n.gfauuatrs
may receive licente " twenty-five
/ legal voters u the county sigu upoatlln
W roqucaung, ami persons wu1 nave
prhCticud obstetrics Tor i've years hfr
/ permitted 10 continue. AZ ia thought
/ tho tlIi will contain psuIer safeguards
against quuchs, anu yet meet objections
10 the present law.
Tue attitude which Allen has taken
on tue door - tho llouso On several
occasions and In respect 70 suvetAl
dinetont measures, particularly the
row. nue. hill, hLs reused ..ls resentment
Of s0tne u the Republicans, a Iuu-
bur OF whom fee that lie has
purp0tely sought 10 beliitlu their
efforts aud measures from motiysi
O,nor than n desire % subsorv~ the
public welfare. Allen and Nsr'su
nave been recognized 20 n greater Ut
lees extent ~ the 10 ,lrTs NJ tbu Re quU.
licauHiuu of the House, bur thrS agc not
preserving harmony among their toll
lowing. Ihis m0fuing tao Rrpubli.
cans held a caucus on the tovt nue.
bill, but STAFFORD, ChalrMau OF tho
ways anu means c1mmitIec, vino Is, IA
parliamentary Clmlly, deemed b
I "a all. a. d
Warner, who ~ virtually Ito author,
absuntud themselves from the caucus.
fhu treatment these gentlemen uAd
received la regard o. the blil, was the
causu Of their refusal 10 attend the
caucus. Allen had openly charged, on
the door OF the House, that one object
Of tho bill was % transfer
fight which Weber county wa,
having with some of rs officials,
10 the Legislature. declaration which
was regarded ~ an alf0nt by the
Weber county delegation, who have
certainly lab0rod patiently Ia thr
preparation OF a revenue code designed
10 correct evils aud defects In the
present Que. A number Of other In,
stances uTe cited IN which Allen q,
charged OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES show,
Ing lack Of respect 70 other Numbers
Of his party, some u whom have
slgnifled their determination to make
AN independent Fight on the door Of the
House fpT what they believe 20 bp the
best good Of the Territory, regardless
OF party Leadership.
Today the following fenort was reu.
dercd IA tho House on Nhriau's bill
Ia. b. 1891 appropratiug $4,000 fol
the redemption OF outstanding cOuT
scrip, without regard T. tho date Of
Issue:
Mr.. Speaker Your committee on wayi
and means having had under uon.idora'
ton A. IS. l3O, We the Undersigned bel
leave TO submit tho following minority
That to provide for The paymcn
Of those old outstanding cortih
Gates Of Juror, and witnesses
, foes, many OF which date bach
/ ~ far ~ tho year 1870, and all OF then
, | between that date and l''- aud which
, have been passed upon ami ~ ono ip-
stance a. least rDpuliaigl hy adverse IN
| ritOrlal legislation; aud further to on
knowledge and helIefh great portion o
Z these certificates arc held bY broken
b who have bought thom fuf IL mere nom
h | inal amount, We believe 10 wOult
! | bs unjust 90 tho taxpayers al
y tho Territory To pay the same at ia,
present time, considering tho depleted
{ condition OF itH finances, and tho larg
expenditure of money necessary 10 hl
4 OK pended for tho maintenance OF GU
F., public institutions, being iu excess O
our revenues, 40 that % b. probable iha
our taxation will have 40 De Increased.
Whilo wo recognize lho fact that nj
lust debts should bee paid, we are op
posed to this appropriation NJ $4,000 FOL
Tho redemption Of such certificates az Ia
present lime, and under these condition
report adversely 10 tho passage OF TIL
2, bill. STAMFORD.
i IL was understood that Dougal
, would sign the above. Following
d tho majority report
/. Mr.. Speaker A majority OF your com
q mltloe on ways and moans, having dull
. considered II, 70, lll, entitled, IAN ao
4 20 provide Tor tho payment OF jurors nne
!. Witnesses aud making appropriation
!. ihereior,n respectfully report The sam
;nvOabIy, and recommend lhai u bl
:, placed upon Is passage, ,,.u.
q MASON,
e ToLIoN,
Sears introduced a Bill Ih'ai!Srnoon