Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-12
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Eichuor, OF salt Lake, introduced
tue following proposition on pArjoning
power.
Tho delegates Of tho Constitutional
| Convention NJ tho Territory Of Utah, Ia
convention assembled, do propose as fol-
lows
Section Tho governor shall have
/ power to grant pardous, conditional or
/ absolute, 10 remit hnes and ioriolturos
aud TO grant roprioyos aud combinations
/ " sentence, alter conviction aud iudg-
| mOnt, for all OiiuuAus except treason aud
/ casos OF Impeachment But no pardon
| shall be granted nor sentence COmmutud
/ In casos OF felony except upon the written
/ recommendation Of not loss lhau % ma
Jorlty " tho board " pardons, consist
I ing OF the liOutouaut-ROvUtno secretary
/ OF state, aud attorney general, nitor d full
/ hearing in open session, and until pro.
/ viuuN notice vi tho time and place 81 such
hearing aud the relief prayed for, shall
/ have been gwen by publication in some
newspaper of general circulation 40 least
once "a week for four weeks in the judi
| Clnl district whore tho uiiousO was com.
/ miuod. Tho proceedings aud decision of
| tho board, with he reasons therefor aud
| tho objections Of any member, and all
the papers used upon tho hearing, shall
| be hled Ina tho uihco NJ tho secretary Of
| stntH, In cases OF conviction Tor treason,
| the Governor shall have pOworto suspend
| tho execution of tho sentence until the
case shall bo reported to tho Legislature
a. lls next regular session, when tho
| LegislA ufo shall oithor pardon, direct
| the execution Of tho sentence, or grant
| further renrloNc The Governor shall
communicate 10 the Legislature at each
| regular session every case Of pardon, 70.
| mission OF fine, or forfeiture, COmmuta.
/ ton, or roprioyo granted, stating tho
namO OF the convict, the crimO iOr which
lac was convicted. the sentence, ils date,
and tho dato Of tho pardon, remission,
Communication, or roprieyc, with tho Tea-
sous Tor granting he Same, aud tho OBJ
iootions, N any, of any number Of tho
board, made thereto.
Referred to the appropriate COM
mittee.
BOARD or LABOR ARBITRATION.
Strevoll, # Weber, offered proposi-
ton providing Tor the adjustment OIL
difficulties between labor anu capital
and making II obligatory upon tho lrst
Legislative Assembly u the State to
provide by law tor tho appointment by
the Governor Of a board Of labor atbi-
trallon, to UUns,at u three reputable
NfheNhN " NAAN hhsA'l AAHA AANAN AhhN
two Of whom shall be VI ono political
party, and shall be 80 constituted ~ 10
lairly represent tho iuietest OF both
labor anu tapitl.
Referred 10 tho committee on labor
anu aTbltrau0u.
AGAINST RLACItMsTiNu.
Evans, OF Weber, introduced y pro-
position prohibiting blAcklistiug. Com.
mitteo on corporations other than
municipal.
COUNTIES AND COUNTY SEATS.
Chidester, OF Garfield, offered a
proposition on counties ana county
seats, Committee on public corpora
| tons,
PURITY or ELECTIONS.
Page, Of Sappotr, offered "a prop5a-
ton on Tue purity Di elections, which
Goodwin, OF Salt Lake, ,rcsstoaly
suggested should go 20 the Uuh C1lH.
miteiou. Committee on sudrago aud
elecllJnn
DECLARATION or Rdurs.
Anterior, OF Beaver, submitted n
proposition providing for the "inscr.
lion Of these articles In the declaration