Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-18


Uo,srnor's SAinry cut r"Wn FROM
$1,000 to $1,000 aud rh,t OF state
suurrintcuarnt 90 i'ubiIr tustrur.
uun Hniscd FROM M 900 Go ,i,luO.
GA Ioawcmulius st e. %. m. auI on
further confederation ,hu Convention
adopted snoN'5 motion 10 pay the
superintendent o.! public Instruction
ST. 500 per year.
G1yEEyuU's SALARY cgr DOwS.
On motion OF Kern l' Cache, the
ralpfy OF the governor was cut down
from ..,5UD to 1000 on % vote of 800 O.
q, there being barely uqu0rum Ilucnt
aI that time.
HAT, Of Cache, novel that the
salary ~ State TREASURER be increased
from 81 100 Co ~ 80. lie satI 90 sui-
port OF ale motion that tue treasurer
was compelled 90 give bond u' sblNi'
40 ~ AuI u rqIiteu liur moHths iu thu
yasrtu lurk otter the husiuts' Of h.H
Nice Before lh' last Legislature met
tnr salary was 81 $50 lUr year win
Was wanted VINO would not have It,
Uiiuali0us CNutdaward he should have
more Than u 900.
Kenrns moved to mako 10 $1,000.
Evans, OF Utah, said $1,000 would
pay the tFuasutcr well for nil his work.
Ito waited 10 know where the money
was coming from with which 20 pay
snlarlts lie haI Investigated Ia
American Fork and Lrhi Eui iIuul
tne iaTmUfs only average $500 pur year,
AMI they were tho mgu wul hal 10 be
taxed, aud hU wanted 90 call q malt IN
SALARY creation. Both amendments
were llrt.
Hart, OF Cache, offered an amend.
| mUHt regarding the yoiO rover %! the
| Governor A. reported ~ the CON.
mitltu be- wuuli hove authority 20
! veto any particular section Of OIL Dr
/ any item iu an APPROPRIATION biIl. He
] whuloI thu power OF the state cEocu.
/ tive limited ~ that his veto could rG-
| tend only 10 particular items 10 an a..
| preparation blll.
Tue executive article was then
| passed ~ umenIcd.
STATE SALARY lCurnUIE
/ The compensation OF the sl1ts utll,
/ crIs named a. finally sgIcd upon b. a.
! follows anu will remain 90 until other.
wise provided by laws
Governor g, 900 yer anuum.
Secretary OF state, - 900 Icf unuum,
] State EuIit0r 81 800 lor Anuum.
! state ttUasutrL 2 900 per auuun.
Attorney general, 81, 500 per auuum.
SnIerlnteuHsnt Of public instruction,
! 81 ,blO per unnum.
TIIE labor ARTICLE.
The labor aud arbitration article
caused a good deal u discussion aud
Evans, Of Weber, offered the following
~ substitute for the entire article:
Section !. Tho Legislature shall pro.
vide by law inr ga board of labor arbl-
ua.iun' which shall fairly represent The
iulercS'Hu Of both capital and labor. and 10
shall be the duty ut ola board, uuiUr
| SUCH regulations as may hc provided by
| law, a. Ondunyur, by mediation aud con.
cillauun, 90 Cloci % settlement N diMrul.
/ lies between employer aud Dmpioyp.
see, .. Tho exchange ~ biAukIl-ls DO.
tween corporations shall be prohibited.
The contest over this sub,ututo was
wagol from party standpoint pTiuci-
rally, the Democrats arguing that IL
] was quite tuuuEh 70 90 into the Con
stituliou, while tho Republicans con,
tended iur d much longer uttiule-,he
original. Tue substitute was lu,t
Thatcher thought the article a. IL
was contemplated 10 be- passed was
crude, stll lao ItsferTod II TO
none NJ all. Il would prohibit
blacklistlug a puwur fr evil
that was appalling In this country.
lilo knew meu who took part In tie
great sympathetic strike year ago
who had Duuu pursuo ty the blirhtiug
black 'st iT0m corporation 10 corpora.
ton anu iT0m this country to
Caualn. From tue latter ,ouat y
they were preparing to II a
% Mexico In order that they
might earn a livelihood, IIp wanted ~
prevent once aud i0r UIl the possibility
Of blAlklisls following American clti.
1gaH from place % place us the bleed
hound once followed the uuflt,unalo
slave. tApplauFe.)
The article was sull receiving alter
lion from tue Convention al O'Clock.