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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-24
IT WAS A SUPERB DISPLAY.
statement by n Local Scientist Con
cerning the Electrical phenumcnG
of Thursday Night

The patriotic celebrations Of wash.
igcion's birthday were graced by
superb display OF electrical phenomena
about O'Clock ol Thursday evening.
Ono % The most brilliant auriras cvtf
.cen in thiz region was observed ai tac
time pamOI. conversation with q
we'll known local scientist, q NEwn
reporter was informed today that tac
display filled = 1911 quarter Of the
houaIu, extending from tho n. W.
polDt sIiguly beyond tho \. l.. rho
rudy nglt was sufficiently bu. hi TO
cast font shadow upuu thu Snow, and
tuu iulunut Hlfcauiufa could De
Cluut'I 90 tue number OF twvuty ~
one tlmti tht.c flits Cr fuyA UNiyuIui
upward 10 tho pJlo star The aurora
blfUaiis iH commonly known as the
Northern Lirhu; in tao southern
hemisphere AnuIug1us displays arr
EIuwu o. tue aurora ausiraiis. lhc
aurora BE- caused by thg passage Of
electricity through tue upper aud more
mrlflcd frgigus oil the atmosphere. ia
tho polar regions thclu manifestations
utu Of surprising brilliancy, aud serve
70 give q pgaiIivo glory ~ the long
arctic nights.
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htc.sion, uverul.ur tHc m.tlou. and
sentenced him to be hung ON March,
ID. hu'9te sentence was pronounced,
isuueign9l deli verrt a i0uf. fsmbliu.
,slN 70 lho couf', otl 'uIug 10 tho plea
~ lh-anity made by his council, and
u'c'htlng that the only poIntat issue
was whether he ha done right In kil.
iuB hhffisoui whether he was justified
IN committing tho deed. This, hc
The trial.
fteniortaaps attorney after the Ton.
'e cr was Pronounced, asked for tb.fty
uaya u pre- ate an appeal 10 a higher
court which waai fuuiod.
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Virtue ut the clmmiFs|Dl appointing
him 10 that uiiiuH which he holds in
addition iu uls ralk rs a retired
object" The effect o' the decli1u 60
tonguss, by swraruy Boz GuoHl
Sicklusi when o. ku.w by common 20.
port that hu was va army Uhlrf Ou
tie ret FED lisi, is tUat that uUdy has
decided that uc can bsn member Of
Clugru's nt tns Hamr Tins he ~ % re-.
,red army officer.
"Iho question WIN shall hold seat in
& ngfrs8 lsuUe peculiar 20 COngfttl,
WhiU1, under thu Constitution, u tho
solo judge Of the qualifications OF its
own mrmuufH, uuu either TIE comp.
irOi.tr nor tue Judge of any Iufi, nor
the Pfsiitut nor any Official iu tho
land, eau bn the judge thereof Tho
House, when % aImIuls.cfo the oath 10
him us member knew tIat he was a
retired Onlcrf 0i tho army and thereby
pnssei ON the question oil Ills eligibility
AID qualification, anu 40 other plwer
has authority % review that decision"
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WashlngtOn,s BirlhdaY.

An excellent entertainment was
given nj RiyerIon, Sal, Lake county.
by tho children Of the district school
ON wasninlt)n's birthday, consisting
Of songs, recitations, speeches and
dialogues. II was n credit to the chill.
JTuu as well as 10 tho managers, anu
took place ~ the hall OF tuo new die
lfict school mouse, whleh Was otowiod
with both OLD anu young. Many visit.
Os fIom thc adjoining wares were
also present, The entire program was
well rendered. Every body present
was remarkably we'll pleased. The
AFFAIR wound up with ~ dance In the
afternoon and evening. n, ], 4,
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THE sILVrW CRISIS
Ahe Condition at commerce Stakes
Converts for iiimrtRIIi-m.

ihe Condition at Commerce Stakes
Converts for iiimrtRIIi-m.
LoHDlN, Feb. ai.-EmdHoial Aows
sals gs Guatemala today, other silver
rIun'Iirs tomorrow viii default. With
mot o. them II IN only question Of
nue. Tbs WORLDS commerce IL Teeling
''acIisis. Yet, the mischief from the
appreciation Of gold has ouly begun.
hnrIalliam In England IN gaining
converts. II IA understood that Gid.
9ttdale, ex-governor OF the Bank Of
England, n strong advocate for an
lnl' inatluunl agrtemeut for joint
Standard. Blmetallism IA no longer
y creed Of handful OF cIanks.
N''Tly every economist OF en-.
lhruro Is on it, side. The In
ltihntinnll conference must be
i"olentd. France, Germany and
Tue United States are anxious tia. this
le done. Surely our Interests are as
gree, on theirs. lin our pride, a. the
toll mart OF tie world, we stand
tsle ihg punishment will fall upon
9uT Vu hrais. IL depends upon the
hHlth cabinet whether the confer.
'Nee Hto DO iruitlew ut not.
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VIcfonIa HsHriSs SUI.
ttsr suit Against she British Museum
sun In Progress,

LoSDoN, Fob. gi-rnu case Of Mrs.
John BilIulph Martin, formerly
Victoria woodruff, asain1t the trustees
Of the British Museum continued To-.
DAY. Her cio,s.tXamination cue
,inued touching tho Beeoher.rilton
trial Asked ~ 20 the truth Of
the story published IN the Woodruff
ami Cluflins weekly ut the time, 10 the
eject that Betcher dropped ON his
knees before her ~ rhu was septei on
the sofa, took her face between hi,
hands, and imuloroi her 90 let him Oh.
She said the scene hAI ult occurred ~
iar a. -he personally was concerned.
she WAS perfectly cool through
our, uud frequently dlscOuccf.
ted the examining council by
smat, answers. Her husband was oE.
amiuod after her aud the ease was
finally adjourned until Monday.
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MANArFALIA, Ala, Feb. gi.--wm.
Norton AHA Janus Ilussiuridgu,
prominent hfmefs, hHd % fulI about "a
fence ituu. luvy met uu tue street
lst ulfbt AMI began adurl % IUaih
with ps,un. Nuit1u pIl m0Ftsliy
wuuuuui AMI B.uuEiuflIsU cut tue
throat ui tHu dyiuE man ir5m ear TO-
car aud lied holly lur4gl. Seeing
that Iu WUuil Ut uvuuasr Boz, he uut bic
YWu tlfs.t, lying OIL once.
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SLAIN IN AFRICA.
Troop Of English Soldiers Eesl
With Disaster.
MILE WIN SLAVE TRADER.
r,,,shrry Of the Nalives.-forccd TO
R,trsat-A List Of Killed
and Wounded.

Loypoy, Feb. GA report was
J.sd,,ed last night that disasier Of
.,pesoft had occurred TO tho crew Of
,ts eunulnt Widgeon, on the west
..,,tof Ahloa. Tue story was con.
t,,,sl this morning by dispatches
o.. tbs admiralty. The dispatches come
'..,,, Hatuurst. th o capital Of the British
- r1fst ~ the African colony OF
gtmbin, ut winch point the cruiser
ptlsish. nagslip Oi the British
,,uaif1n on Tint coast, aud the gun.
- Widge0u, had nfrivel. Tho story
I. 10 the elect that parties Of Bfitisn
,,,flpos were landed from these vussgls
-s,r Bathurst % punish FOdlsi!lh, %
ssl5fi6us slave trader, who had been
I,mipg OH into boniage aud cruelty
i.ifsated the helpless natives VI the
villages along that part OF the coast
me PARTIES went alhOru with
sr5ylfions for four dayB aud
y plentiful supply OF ammunition. a
fssefye force was loft on the SHORE NJ
ihv laullns place under the protection
Of the vessuls' guns. The remainder
of tho column began the march Inland
through difficult country, tho lsui
iging swampy and covered with thick
bfl.huo cod aud forest. They were ac.
rlrfAnloI ~ natives, carrying tho
frafr ammunition, provisions aud
vairf. The march continued
long distance without any
,rns ui the slave traders bands.
Tue country was apparently deserted.
Then tho native Carriers began 10
dsr.t with the extra ammunition and
PROVISIONS, and the column was finally
alone. The going was ~ bad that the
llHsing parties were finally forced
back on tho column, which, however,
continued 10 advance till 10 came upon
tuo villages, which tho British at
lacked anu captured. These Villages
we're surrounded by stockadea and
ufvei VOL o. deiunros, the British
Plating machine guns nt points u
vantage. The force lremsinei there
the following night, but the i0ss Of the
ammunition anu watnr made Captain
GimblU, In command Of the force, 10
dtclir ~ return TO the shore. This
movement was commenced early next
morning. After proceeding short
distance, aud when surrounded
Ny rising ground, the party was A..
heiei from ambush, on all sides. The
attack was very severe and the blue
l.rits fell on ~ sides. Tue column
fitzied NJ hnstiy as possible, carry.
i.rihc wounded az far ~ possible, but
i'rshlrr was not reached TIL three
Ulcers aud ton men had been killed
sud forty wounded. Lieut.. w. II. Ar
uolj Of the navy, Lieut.. Of Marines
y. w. Harvey and subtle utouaut
i. w. Mtislet arc among the killed.
Lieut.. Hon. II. n. Boyle IL danger.
lusly wounded, Lieut.. II. J. Savill,
-hJusly; Captain Gamble, Surgeon
w. Il. Hitc, Midshipmau Arthur
Chambers aud forty blue Jackets are
eighty wounded. Ten blue Jackets
were killed. The news was contained
10 the Uillclal dispatches Of Ilsar Al.
migal Frederick O. Bedford, In com
mand u the squadron.
The latest dispatch from Bathurst
tnys the marines landed from the war
suip AMI "a detachment from the West
India regiment hfc still missing anu
iars are entertained for their safety,
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S5taal Dlsaaich % ne Suws.
SHERIDAN, wyo., Feb. 24.-wAlter
simpson, an employe at Stevenson
Btolhet's logging camp, twenty miles
northwest u Sheridan, met with a
serious accident last Saturday. lie
WAS cutting logs when u tree fell upon
him breaking his leg. Mr.. simpson
was alone ut the tins OF tho accident,
hul the camp was Il half mile distant.
lie realized that no would have 10
reach camp or freeze 10 death aud nc.
coldingly started 10 traverse the
distance ON his hands and knees.
AZ Ouo point ON his Journey
hu had TO descend twenty foot EN-.
tanhmrni, and In attempting 10 slide
DOWN the trunk Oi u tree fell and hurt
hlW severely. Camp was Toa, he'd
At last, hut there was no one there, aud
mo unfortunate mRn was compelled 10
remain In the tent alone for twenty.
itug hours suffering grrnt pain before
AID reached hin.
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Ifoday's Probate Court.

Estate Of John l.. BlyIh, deceased,
Hearing on dual account anu petition
Tor distribution. Continued till Thurs
day, March lst.
Estate aud guardianship Of Pearl
tltIon Tor letters OF guardianship. Sarah
5wiit appointed guardian on nling 4
bond OF $500.
Estate OF VIM. W. Foster, deceased.
Continuation 81 hearing I'll March
Let, ~ Va, ~.
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MonLn,s rAIn rInr.
rue Agricultural Huiding - ifsnn "
ftutms

CHICAGO, Feb. 9i.-An0lher iucen.
diary nrv occurred a. the WOfldis Fair
grounds this On Ifliue mud rn "a result
the magnificent agricultural building,
rrenouncol uy many good Judges ilu
must numr'uOu4 anu beautiful Of
the WORLDS Fair structures 10
pfaciic,uy heap u fulua.
Tho flames were fifst discovered
ia the great dome. A large number OF
IRE cngluU1 were 10 once summoned %
the scene, but tbU iuil lmmablr nature
OF thU structure caused the NE ~
spfcad with grsA. r,uiiiy under the
influence % sifl brctzs aul it was
about all tho department c0ul do ~
prevent iis spread 10 the other utruu.
lures. lhH ,uuy succeeded iu IOiuE
uht the agricultural building was
ruined.
Tue iamou prizs statue Of Diana by
sculptor J.. Hauduna, which 0ruamCnt.
cd the dome VI the builiiug during the
Fair wasi fortunately, removed some
days ago aud was set up in the Column
biau Museum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-24
VAR IN HONDURAS OVER.
Tho Capital SurTJnl5ri 10 tho Victor.
iOus hIclTdgll1s.
The N,ws Omciaiiy Commute. %
so the Governments st tho
NaFiuu. CountFiea

wAsniN0rON, Feb. 2i.-GlEman,
the Nicsmsuan minister 10 the United
States has received. tue following
cablrgfam from tho minlsler Of iofcigL
Affairs Of that cluntryi "rcgucigai'
pa, tho capital u Honduras, capitu.
lated Last night. Publish this cable.
gram. Our Victory puts au ond % the
war In Houuufha.b The minister
addeJl $50 Nicaragua CAME out
viclofious.n
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,layor Ba,kip's Return.

TWAS reported THIS morning that
Mayor BasEin hsd returned home
from Washington Inquiry Mt thu OK.
ocuiiyu office this afternoon, however,
proved the statement 10 TO incorrect
anu that he was no, expected for tay-
oral days yet.
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I.h.lr. NO, ,inch nsller

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Feb. 2i.-Ex'
Minister pnulps's condition IL about
the same us last night except that the
temperature ~ lower. He passed "A
comfortable night.
This afternoon Il was believed the
crisis was passed In Proi, Phulps's case,
anu that he IL on the ROAD 10 recovery.
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wimnn out on nniI.

NEW YOml, Feb. "a - Efa'1ns
Wlninu was released from custody NJ
noon, Charles Deere, OF Malino' llli
having deposited Jwonly.nvo ono
thousnnd.doilar bills Boo the office OF the
CITY chamberlain, this being tue
amount of bi. bnll. Recorder smyihe
signed the bond. Deere he the iather'
in.lgw OF Wiman's ron Wili,al'' ~"
lying IN u pToclriuus c0uulNOh ." "''
home on Staten lsaud' 49,.
Wimau'a son was mueh WoIs9 'uu.y
He Ia not expected 70 live 'le Jay Out
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LoSpoN, Feb. GA Dispatch from
Port Louis, Maurillu1, reports that
cyclone swept the island yesterday,
doing almost incalcuIablo damage T.
property and killing many. A railway
train was blown from the track down
nn embankmont, killing AMI inluring
many.
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Tho NATURALIZATION nm.

BUFFALO, Feb. 2L-papon Davies
has received q cablogfam from Lord
Lonsdaio acknowledging the receipt o
Dayies's letter. LOneiale said no
would 20 Immediately 10 London to
zee what could be- done In the way OF
bringing Oh the Confederation fight
In that country, Davies Is certain
that the fight will not come IN In
Canada, aud believes 1t will DO had Ia
England.
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CievsiandSieL

BUFFALO, FeD. gi-rhe EUsring
Acigs mas a dispatch from Washington
stating on good authority that II Il
the PRECEDENT Is suffering rom reported
u recurrence VI the mnlady which
affected him some time ago, aud that
II has been declird that another opuf.
alton Ia necessary.
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A Nnmnle Manled.

The Chrmb'f % Commerce today
received % communication iIom Mr. Il.
T.. Van Horne, Of LiyiGgsiou, Sion.
taus, containing n request tor a sample
OF mineral wax ur uzlkirtr. Judge
COluJu Immediately complied With
tue request by snnJing thU sample.
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nuthnrzus the Secretary Of the Ter
ritlry 10 Lease offices Tor the auditor,
treasurer aui ftgJrlcf Of marks AID
hfnnls. Toe Secretary shail deter.
mine what auI how many office rooms
are needed, aud shall procure biIa from
owners Ui suitable uul'diugs, Offering
leases on auCl oilicoti1ms. Tho lease
must not extend beyond tCrm
Of Onu m nth after the opening
" the fifst session OF the Legislature
after they are executed. Tue Ufilyeu
named aro ALEC required 20 furnish tuc
Secretary with au estimate % what
stationery, Office supplies, etc, they
Will require uu.iug the year, ami that
officer VIII purchase the same. Ihr
object OF thn bill Is 20 place under
proper supervision the Office expense
OF tue puddle officials named.
The Republicans spent long time
Ia caucus this forenoon Tho revenue
hlll was C1nsidgred, tut two Dr ,httU
members who were prvseut denied
that the qurttOns of the rate OF Terri.
t1rlal anu rsfrtJfial school taErs were
considered no ALL The mcmHUrH
spoken 10 declined 90 slate what
features OF TIVE h.il were uluHlefci.
Ihs oil giving uhJuuiy GA sugar bluis
was alec U1uFirf-I, anu % tsu under.
s'Uld that Au Amendment reducing nt
INST, bl, rrOvilius lur gradual flst
iu, the per cont OF sucfosU required in
order 20 claim the bounty, was agreed
~. Tbs per cont at tfs. is ~ BE- A..
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decision ncndsr,s or 'nupifo'''F o.
tn Irsa.ury nauanr'

tn tFHasurI heN'N''
WAsiuNGrON, Fob. ~ - 7'c ..ll'
C1mplfsliur Mansur OF tue 'vh'u,J
today decided the case ni evu ',.'''
Dauil b. SioEle., tue question being
he ripht 10 drAw salary uO.u 81. "a ~, m.
nsr Of Congress aud As d retired officer object.
Of thu army. Tne comptroller ,, 10y, d,
~ sum up tbs status of a re'l,gl ', ,,nli
utliuer w. folluWs; hr may "1''
any civil olllcu unuer the govern u.''.,
save and except those VI 7rh''o' W.
Member OF thu House OF l''P.. 49,.
uvss, which by the ConaI .s,i.'. , "
Inhibited To him, or 10 any ul'l''H w, W.
or military, under the United 7'A' ,,,'
that he Gao draw pay A. a retired ON ..l y.
err ANA also draw salary OF COM PEN ',',
saIion of any civil oillcsor employ lg,, .
he may hold under tho goy,th'ul,,v,"' ~, y ,
assuming alw iys that the duiles ", '" ID,
civil oiilee arc performed undst Az = -
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NEW N0uS, Fob. gi--l,rsorvs in.
crease, S21i,UJJ l0ans, Increase, sll,.
boDplt tIucip decrease, sol ulli
legal tenders, Increase, ,blI,UIU; de-
pusits. increase, s2,7jO,UJJ. luv banks
now hold s7i,6sLuUJ 90 excess OF legal
ftquifumuulH.
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WAuGNurJS, heb. .i.-Thc Indian
buruau hHs received u dispatch tom
Agent Powell al Lean Bay, Indian
agency Washington, announcing Tue
total Destruction uf tho maiu agency
buiidilg and contents by lite.
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MI Alonz3 Young who Ia now In
San Fnncisoj, will leave iIs this ely
this evening. lie expected 10 return
sooner bu, was detained few days
longer than ho anticipated.
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rhe combined Hrcriyership Dispute

rho gombined HrcriyershiD Dispute
Sr LouIs, Feb. 2i.-rhe argument
OF tho application la the Federal cir
cut court tor the separation OF tho
Atchison, Topeka s. Ssuta fe anu tho
81. Louls a San Francisco systomu'
ana tho appointment OF separate 10
csiyefs tUf the latter SYSTEM was
rssumed this morning ami IL SUI
In progfoss. Just before the noon
recess, however, Judge Caldwell IN
making some general remarks 10 ooun'
sel, intlmated very strongly that tho
applicalion would bo douicd aud tue
recrivership would be allowed TO stand
a. at present,
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prACE RESTORED.

Pans. Feb. 2i.-rhs foreign min.
lstur OF Nicaragua has suut cable 10
the NieataguBn consul la this city
saying that the allied ioroes have cap
tufed fcgucigalpA aud tue war h AZ al
und,
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CHICAGO, Feb. 2I-Ilige Brenia-
~ WHO presided NJ tbe trial OF Prem
VTisusl, tho mAu whp Rssnssinato
NJ yor Carter II, Harrison, after III.
,on,ngto the arguments Tor the motion
WI now trial, today rendered bic
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WAuuNUrJS, Fcu. "a The House
wa again without "a quorum on the
Bland WlI
Tho Haudo adjourned without sucut.
lng % quorum on tho fuignismgu bill.
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CLEvELAED, Ohio, Feb. 2i.-Owing
10 the failure vi the men 70 accept "a
reduction Of wages, eight fOunlrlcs
will be closed tonight, locking out loOO
men,
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4, NEw iuRl, Fob. 2i.-Yestordny,
N,'mHp l.. Muur1e, the well known
lNn'lsltr, underwent u surgical opera.
NNh lof the removal OF the vsrmi'orm
'p.rniiN. lis not believed he VIII
,,"''lya. His son Henry underwent
.N' same operation last sunday
"AI IL Progress iavOfably.
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are required 90 make quuium.
EldrsIge came Ia after awhile and the
butiusas OF tue duy was begun.
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NV Yoms, Feb. gL-A special
.tYm Rhislsu, y. g, siys senator
Vance D. uupulvstly iil.
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TopAY,a rmorrrpINas


A claim Of Dr. A. 5. Condor wac
presented anu referred to committee on
clhims.
Elirodgo presented petition In rola'
ton 10 the Industrial Home and a me.
mortal accompanying II o.. J. NJ. 81
Tho ooinmittcu on claim, recon.
mended that 1862 DO allowed Utah
county iof maps, etc.
The COMMITTEES on ways and means
reported on the assessed values ami the
amount Of Discrepancies between the
report VI the board Of equalization AMI
that Of the auditor explaining the
cause Of the difference.
Committee on municipal corpora
lions reported Ou II. u, lUl, "a bill 10
appoint board OF police anu IRE com.
mission, ami recommended Ia passage.
The following bills were introduced:
By Williams: q. u, lU3, Ho asked
that this be- uut on IT, immediate pace
age. This b. ~ make the Territorial
law CONFORM to the act u Congress
allowing nu increase Of Indebtedness u
Salt LAKE CitS. Ga motion II was
read second aud third timus aud passed.
HOUSE.
The House mot Al pm. To-Day.
Tho following were prcsvn'c.;
By McBrie: Petition OF fOoc q
county court for 1900 for roads.
BY IyinG Petition Of Washington
county court for $4,000 for roads.
BY SCARF Petition Of residents Of
Sugar House, this county, asking the
repeal OF tile present medical law, an d
that no other be enacted.
By Halcb' Claim OF wstatoh county
Tor sb5 tor maps.
By rollu. Claim Of Wayne county
for criminal prosecutions, Sl2l,
By stanford: Majority AMI minority
rep1fts Of tho committee on ways and
means regarding II. Il. $50, to redeem
court scnp
Ry STAFFORD: Adverse report on pe'
tition Tor gu appropriation for road
along the SEWER river
BY lyint: II. j. NJ. asking that tho
made the boundary between l,ah and
Arizona, and that part OF Aroma ~
ing north Uf II be annexed 10 utah.
Parsons offered concurrent frsolu'
ton lTuyiullg tor q committee u three
from tue Huuso aud Two from TIT
Council 10 uJniuf with tho CITY COuu'
oil Of salt Lake cry, 10 regard T.
such site for nu executive mansion ~
the city may choose 10 give the IurTl'
tory.
Hatch opposed tho adoption u the
rssoluti ~, We had no us1 Tor an OK
rcutivs mansion, he thought iaisJul
said the city hAd Olerol an acre Of
pround near the heal VI state street,
Tor un executive mansilu, anu thought
I the offer should be- accepted Iht
resolution was referred % Ihu commit.
tee on Capitol grounds.
johnson introduced II. Is, lA5i q
Teueal a clause Of the present law frial'
| ing 10 tho beioullng OF waters.
| Powers introduces joint resolution
| teuderiuL site On tue Capitol gfOundl
Tor the monument 10 Brigham Young
Consideration oil II. b. ll5, the geu
sTal revenue oil, was resumed ami wa
In progress al The hour VI going p
press.
4 number ot school girls were visit
orr Ia the Council today, interested 10
what our lawmakers are doing.
There we're bu. SIX councillors pre-
ent when tho roll WAS called SvYe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-24

4 number oi school girls were visit
orr Ia the Council today, interested no
what our lawmakers are doing.
There were bu. SIX councillors pres
ent when thv roll WAS called. SyYel