Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-10

today except Barnes, who Is quito D.
a1i Warner, excused to attend to PSF
ocular business.
Candland asserted today that ih
Sanpete "ballot b slufiiug" for the
| Constitutional convention was com.
mitted in Salt Lake City.
NoIhinyl OF a pa ticuIarl hilarious
nature has yet chafaclonzs I the action
| OF The Legislature, most OF the member
being steady, earnest, hard worAia .
men.
About the loosest measure yet Intro.
| duced into the Legislature 10 that In
tho Senate regarding Stale printer
TIE careful legislator got onto Its fail.
ipgs In short order
In discussing the election crime,
law today, Evans, OF Utah county,
small counties out TO have such n law
90 well a. the large counties.
Minute Cletk Glove, Of the Senate,
ha. the forehnger OF his left baud
swaihed In cotton. The reason for
this Ia that the diget was caught In n
heavy door and the end OF the finger,
with the nail,torn completely %, max .
Ing q very painful Injury.
one OF the sights on South Temple
street today was tho president " tho
| State Senate engaged In play game
| Of football. State Senator Cannon
takos as deep interest 10 training the
young idea M In shaping the destiDies
OF the commonwealth, and does good
work In both departments.
&. Il. Nc. 5s, Introduced today, pro.
vIdes that any person may commence,
defend or appeal q civil action TO n
fnal decision In the Supreme Court
without giving an appeal bond or
security for costs, on taking an cath
that be IL not able g. bear the expenses
and 10 Justly entitled TO tho relief
sought. 10 acCo Dpnsh this, Witnesses,
CLERKS, ehtrifis anu other ofiicerp ara TO
serve without pay.
The bill to provide for a State exam.
liner make tue oflleer an appointee OF
the Governor, TO hold office until Jan.
|, 1901, and sfterwara for four yenrr.
He 10 TO be n skilled accountant, g. give
$50 900 bond, and shall have super.
vision Of all public account books and
enforce uniform system OF keeping
the same. His salary Ia fixed ~ 1900,
and 81 400 q year incidental expense.
SulheIland's bill for Presidential aud
Vice Pre,i iontial electors provides that
the election OF these shall take plscn
nj the general election III November
prior 10 the time Of choosing Pfesi.
dent aud Vice Presid, mt " the United
States. On the Saturday next PIE.
ceding the second Monday ia Janu-
AIRY, after their election, the elec..
tors ate II meet In tho once
OF the secretary Of state, nj
twelve O'Clock, uoon, ana n there
be any vacancy, the qualified
electors shall hll n; they shall then
proceed. ON the second Monday In
January TO the election anu PERFORM
aneo Of their duties, In conformity
with tho Constitution anu laws Of the
United States. The electors are to
serve without compensation.
The new Univsr,ity bill provides
that the University shall take all prop.
erly OF the present institution, and
may take requests, ETC.; that II shall be
tho highest branch OF the public syi.
tenn OF education, and shall be con
Quoted with visw 10 afford
th0reugh education to students OF
both sexes In science and liteIA-
tufe and professional training. Nine
regents are arranged for. The normal
school IL continued, with 100 free nor
NAL scholarships. The other provis.
Ions arc mainly the same ns existing
laws, though there are changes ~ 10
detail OF conducting some Of the afAirs
OF the Institution.
HOUSE COMMITTEES MEETINGS.
The following committees OF tho
House arc scheduled to meet Mt the
times designated below;
Municipal corporations - Feb. ~,
1880 y. IN.
Militia-Feb. IL, 10 .. m.
Public Health-Fsb. 10, after adj
tournament OF the Housr.
Mines snd kining-Feb. IL, after ad.
tournament.
Live Stook-Feb. IL, 10 q. m.
RAiltoads-Feb. 10, 1880 y. m.
Counties-feb. 10. 1880 .. m.
Fish and Gnme-Feb. 10, after ad.
Journment.