Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-01


Committee on claims recommended
That tho clnim Of J. $. BlrouH be re-
loutrd, also tuut the claim OF JAMES
Kirk eide bs rejected.
Tho latter WAS a blli Tor tho unc Of
tue c.urlfOom aud ntuugs ~ Logan.
both claims were rejected.
HOUSE.
OPENING exercises.
Powers rose g. question oiprivilegc.
He said that when tne question OF
anticipating was unlyr c1nalicfn'
hon he had read an article from the
nYsEREr NEWS IN which 10 WINS
rtnttu, iu substance, mat after
t4u printing committee nal
utoned tho uiIp, another bidder
was given an Opportunity 10 put
in n bii. Commenting on ,te
article the nptnkur mai declared tue
stntoment q be without foundation.
lie had since learned, however, that
the writer OF the article has accepted
Information ~ the basis Tor the slate
mnnt, which he had right 10 accept
nH authentic, aud a. he had charged
the uater with publishing au usscr.
tiou which hai no foundation, he now
desired 10 Withdraw thu remark, mako
thr anCHd5 honorable, ava ncquit tho
paler of intentional misf' Presentation.
Ho added, however, that 10 was not
true that any bid had been received
after the fret ones were opened.
Seafs moved pgs,poncment ill
| Wednesday next Of the consideration
OF n. Is. 30, TO tax debts secured by
mortgages.
Varlan, author Of the bill, desired
the debate 10 10 on, but said ho did not
wish 20 crowd the bill 10 u flnal vote
until seafs should have the oppOrlun.
ity no desircd. Allen favored gOin
| on with the DEBATE, but pusipuuing the
final vote. Hubbard favored the post.
pouemrut desired ny Scare. TO'ton
! favored givlur scare the opportunity
! 10 gather aad ptusuut such dala as lac
desired, but thought tue debate should
be pnttu1nci also. Srarsit motion u
| po-tuone prevailed, and tho bill was
| male special order for next wednesday
ais y. M.
II. u. so, providing for tho vacatlng
Of plas mat have been filed, came u!
on third reading. Srars moved u
strike out the enac,ing clause. Lost,
| The bill was thOn put IN Its nnn
passage, and was passed by vote Of
Is to 4.
The following were introduced
by Clark Petition OF citizens o.
Sewer county for an appropriation iol
roadF.
Allen, from the committee on educa
tlon, reported iavofably on 4, Is. 20
validating certain school bonds.
VRfian, from the judiciary commit
tee, reported on several bills.
The following was offered by the
conference committee on printinR'
A malorlty OF your Joint conferences
committee on public priutiug, hAyinl
had the matters referred 10 Us unde
consideration, bsg leave TO report thai
We are in favor OF tue majority rep9r
OF the standing committee on public
printing heretofore made.
(signed) IL. E. Booru,
Chairman.
NInrHER,
SEAus.
TSe House adopted the report.
The following bills were introduced
by Sucker, by request; II. Is. 81, 4
provide for the sciences Of meuiein'
aud surgery. IL allows 10 be used 70
dissection the bodies Of parsons VIII
die at public inslllutlons,undcr osrtair
circumstances. IL was real nj length
Monson moved 10 reject the Dill
Lost, and the bill was referred TO In
committee on public health.
NOTES.
Seaman was excused for the day, G
important business called him To Og
den.
: One Of tho members thought th
mineral water presented TO tue Counci
was good. 10 Ia TO BIO hoped he Is
: competent Judge OF water