Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-11
QUESTION OF ORDER.
II is Discussed and Settled in The
House.
osnArulrous INSULT RESENTED
The House Gets Lost in a Complicated
Parliamentary Tangle.

uouse I'm the number Of bills Intro
duced. At least some Of those thh
have been introduced In the upper
bouse propose to duplicate statutes
nlteady I'm force. This is the case, at
least in part. with President Bfeedon't
bill relating to cruely to animals.
The proposition which the same
gentleman Uncontrolled inauothor bill
introduced 10y him on Tuesday TO eN-
tend the period Of redemption OF real
property sold ut forced sale, from ak
months to two ycars, is a response to
the demands OF existing conditions
Until recent years not much real
estato in Utah was under morlsnge, but
slnce the boom gave a stimulus to real
estate transactions, worry many pieces
OF realty have changed hands ON terms
that provided for u mortgage g.
pert payment Of the purchase
prlec. on account Of the prevailing
financial striu gency, It has been I'm
possible for mortgsg0rs to meet theif
obligations, and hundreds OF them are
I'm danger OF losing what they have
raii towards a home, farm, ctc'i anu
sir months time IN which TO redeem
irlm foreclosure sale would, Ia most
case, be entirely insufficient, accord
Ing 90 the present prospects OF int
money market All clasaes OF f1pf''
Lngors In this Territory would no
doubt be glad 10 receive the proposed
extension Of time TOR redemption IN
fEH 4 NNNI nf
slmtlnr purpoft 10 that Of Mr. BfteJou
ba, been introduced In the House II D.
likely that some measure Oi tho kihd
will pass.
Nit Breedon's bill, introduced yes
terIay, 10 provide Tot the maiu'
tpuauce Of iiiiuumuic ohllirru,
raises peculiar Inquiry. H. tue
rlass referred tu 20 numerous In Utah
tlat epeciai legislation to required TO
provide for thViT suppOt2 such IL
certainly not the prevailing public I'M
preston.
In the House yesterday the now
tolu OIL rulef, proposed by the commit
Gee, was TUal. AZ "a the code u. tue last
Huutr, with numerous amendments
come OF which are important. There
wusuu ptglaAuism shown IN the cuu'
HIefatun given Ia the subject, hat %
uunbng vi mumbois thought they
would rather seu the proposed rules VA
print before voting on thvmia ana a mo-
ton 10 print the rulto OF The inst House,
with the amendments offered by the
committee WIS adopted unanimously
A somewhat peculiar question was
sprung IN the House yesterday,
aud tie confederation consumed
considerable time. A cOmmuui.
a. o
that that body had passel the accom-
pnnyiug concurrent resolution, pro-
viding for bids ior the public printing
hud the election Of public printer.
Nebekcr moved that the House concur
in the action ofthe Council. At the
time when this matter was sprung
the House was considering different
order OF lulnesa from motions aud
resolutions, and Nauan ma1o the
point Of ordor against Nubek 70 motion
tlAt the Council resolution ought T.
iln on the table to come up Ia regulaI
order. Nubeker urged that com.
municAtion from tnc Council was
privileged ut all times. VaTiau
replied that It was privileged far
enough 10 be- Immediately read 10 the
Houte, but Il was not privileged far
enough 20 causD u complete suspension
OF business tho HOUSE, might have Ia
hand; and proceeded TO show how the
regular oruer Of procedure In the
House would be constantly interrupted
were adiiicrent rule 10 prevail.
To the general surprise, the chair
Overfuled Narlan's point OF order
Then Allen mate n similar point Of
order by stating that the order Of bust
uefs under tho head VI motions uuu
fHNfN.E
ton by the HOUSE, aud business unduI
that head, to which tho Council com.
nlunication belonged, could not be-
taken up unless the rules were sus
pended. The chair again surprised al
the pRrliamentarians present by over
ruling Ailen's point VI order. Allen
appealed from the decision OF the chair
who attempted to state the issue
Narlnn ross 10 correct the statement VI
the question ~ made by the chair, Rud
In so doing made " clear 10 thu
Speaker that both no (Narian) anC
Allen conceded that a communicates
from the Council was privileged TAI
enough TO be forthwith laid before tn,
House, hut that, when this was done
tho subject matter OF tho communion
ton must take its regular order. Tn,
Speaker stated that no had not N
uudeHtUoI Allen's point OF order, bu
that, Ia She light OF this explanation, IA,
would sustain II. Thus au importan
point Ia procedure was settled, anu In 0
very proper mauuer.
Ia the House strong pressure hal
been brought 10 hear upon the com
mittoe on memorials 10 procure its i'm
mediate action upon measures In IL
handF. The passage between POWen
and Allen yesterday added TO this pren
sure, and the committee held meet
Ing last evening. The printing @
memorials had not been completed
however, and the committee was no
nble 10 complete Ia work last evening
hence another meeting was held thi
forenoon. About a dozen dltieron
memorials were under consideration
The meeting today lasted seyera
hour,
Hon, Joseph Stanford, Of the cnplto
grounds commission, Informed IN,
writer todny that the commission
would endeayor to prevail upon thl
Assembly 70 grant an appropriation o.
$40, 600 10 DO expended US follows:
For completing tue work OF grsdinl
aud improving the grounds, gl2,0JO
for care, etc, Of the grounds tor W.
years, $1,000; the balance OF the appro
priauou 10 be- used for the erection Of
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