Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-19

The News report yesterday closed
at an uafly stage Of the debate relative
90 The ucuou Of the printing committee.
Taylor, claitmhn OF tho printing
committee, had introduced majority
nui minority reports, the former stat
INK that the public printing bad been
awarded 10 tie salt Lake Lith0gTaph.
Ing company, anu the later recon.
mundiug that it DO awarded 10 John
a, Evnus. Tho minority report sp.
plafud IA the NEWS record Uf proceed.
iuFs in tho House yesterday, aud tho
mHl1fity report h gwen thurr today.
Ia support " the majority report
Taylor said that he hal Jailed b find
Out who John a. Eva was, Or
whether OF not he was u pfin or, " had
printing plgAt. lie could not learn
VIVA kid o. q bond ho would give.
fhcru was not much difference be-
tween his bid ana that OF tho LltnO-
graphing company.
reambn spoke IN opposition 10 what
he termed thu discrimination shown by
tue majority OF tho committee; said
air. EvAuH Offered good And sufficient
b0nit; opposed giving tbs printing 20
bidueT whose figures were 10 10 10
les cent higher Than Mr. Evaub's.
n. Il. Booth, who mad moved the
adoption OF tue mlloriiy report, thought
more light was needed on tho subject,
aud that there was not sufficient inioF.
nation before tho Council o. ~ the
kind u paper aud Glass OF w0TS a..
quitud 70 enable the Council 20 vote
iut3lliguutly. he was proceeding 10
aluak Of tho ptiulUrs' union when
Williams interrupted han with tho
pOlut OF Oguef that no labor union WA
under consideration.
II. l.. Booth insisted that the C0un.
oil should take into consideration tln
the class Of employees VINO were 10 do
tho work, whether they were men
with families, or boys AMI cutAp hop.
Williams replied that II was not the
province OF the Council 10 consider
who wOuldido the w0rk,and that 10 was
,rliliug with tho public 10 advertise tor
bids and then refuse tho lowest one.
MI. EyauH IL connected with the
DISCREET NEWS. which has a complete
printing establishment, where the
work Will be- done, which In sufficient
RssufAuc- that II viii be- well done. Tho
membufs OF tho Council should regard
their oath, and give tue Work 10 John
a. Evans.
j. u. Booth said It ma 10 no dlhar.
eucn q him who John a. Evans was,
or whom NO would employ 10 do tnu
work, ~ long AZ II should be well done.
Mr.. EvRus's bid Was lhu lowest Aui he
ought 10 have the contract.
Adams remarked that Mr.. Evans
might en- plOy whom he choose, aud tina.
good work had hitherto been done at
the DEsEBET NEws establishments.
Tue majority report was rejected,
ana the minority report giving the
work 10 John a. Eyaul, was adopted,
by vote OF 10 20 ., tue negatives be-
Ing Taylor and IL. r.. Booth.
Tho following bills were introduced:
by j. IL. Booth; For the relief OF
volunteer hromou,
by Taylor Relating TO voluntary
assignments.
By Booth. Providing for the pay
melt 0fhounties 10 the falsors OF sugar
beuIa.
By Taylor Relating to tho terri.
tUrial library.
By seaman; Relating to the duties
OF county CLERKS,
BY Seaman by request: Regulating
tho operation OF railroads.
BY Broedeni Respecting the time OF
proving up on pubic lands.
The report OF the printing commit.
tee recon ncndlug thu election of u -.
b. BlOOr 10 be public printer, came up.
Williams desired 10 snow who tue
Gentleman was, aGd what were his
qualifications ,
rayiot replied chat no was endorsed
by tnu Press Club, Typographical
Uuion, anu other organ laIons; that
ne was n practical printer, anu had
already been or much assistance 10
lhe committee.
II. n. Booth sail that heretofore the
public printer had Measured his own
work aud audited hil owe bills, aud
he appointment 0l dislnterestod
person would be- q sAlokuaru, The
Federated Trade Council had asked
OF Mt. BloOt's election
Williams said nv was not clear as l.
the ady.sability Of eleoting man to
an lfliee rsquirlng time and labor, v no