Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-05


education recommending the passage
VI 3. u. No. 10, TOT an act prohibiting
discrimination against female teachers
In the public schools, the bill was read
the third time and passed.
H.. b. No. ~. tor an act providing
Tor the paymaut Of fees TO State and
other ulcers Tor services rendered In
an official capacity, waB under con-
alteration ai tfcss lime.
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Notcs.
Tho railroad committee Of the LBglt-
latufe meet on ThursdAy evening TO
listen TO surgostiOns concerning rail.
way legislation.
John Lpiwidgo aud others came
down from Ogden today 10 give their
Views 10 tbs nsh and game committee
on the subject Of teining OF feb aud
shipment Of game.
IL was fitting that the discussion Of
the militia hill iu the House took on
something like warlike aspect; but It
was only sham battle, lotaO ma.
nUuvefiug, noise and fWokU-a good
diill and every BODY happy
The committees on public lands are
endcavOfing 10 solve the puzzle Of how
20 place the land department ON iifm
basis f1f future operations. Many and
conflicting arc the ougEeatlons made on
the subject
The reason Tor the adverse report by
the judiciary ocmmitter upon 5unat
Glen Milct's amendment 10 the
mochaniu'a len law IL mat the present
- al NaaNl al
mitltd ss an amendment.
Representative Raidatz, Of Tooele
county, h busy on new spraying law
that will give satisfaction 81 ali wnJ
desire the success u Utshia ifuit la.
dusiry. Hv aims 10 get an effective
law without making u severe.
M5rrison'a objection to the eight.
hour Oill has sut a good many 10 thiuk.
Ing ttatlu ~ present form 10 will be-
an injury 10 wOfkingmcn rither than
turrwise, oven n II should be- oonsil-
tutional, which IL doubtful
The bill extending tho time for r.
dompliou Oi zeal estate sold Tor taxes 10
Jour years iusttaI OF two, ~ 10 present,
seems & have 90 many friends In the
senate that ihorc Ia litilr doubl OF ~
being passed aud becoming law.
More than twice ~ much Tor office
holders than i1f lving expenses IL tue
record OF tie Reform school Tor the
past two yoHrr. ~ ~ also the record o
the ohiei municipality in mo sialr, but
the new Council proi oses change.
The members Of the Legislature re-.
ceiytd from thu railway pats's "goUd
tili April 10, 1896" Astho Legislature
will adjourn about Apfil ., lhAt viii
give this Legislators just three DAYS iu
which 10 get hons after tbs railways
have no further use for theEl.
The House committee on labor had
a meeting At which II was decided 10
recommend that tue child labor law
prohibit the employment Of children
under 10 yeafs Of age. 1, h probable
tho House will Gu. the figure down ~
IL yeau-lho constitutional limit.
The Housu committee having 10
charge the fec bill, regulating the
charges to DO made by precinct, Guy,
county, district and State oiiicrrs. de-
olded today 10 report with teoom-
incubation that tho judiciary commit
tee wresile with tue problem.
Senator suthorland's bill to prevent
discrimination against female school
teachers In tho way OF wages Is en-.
doIsud by tho House committee, and
probably will pass without opposition.
Male teachers are sull unpto &C ed
from the "schoolmarmt" ewaimin
into the State.
The new school law proposed ~
ieaator Allison gives boards OF tducn-
q u good start In the stationery buell.
nosr. 10 pfOvilts that auch boartH
may sell q school children oil thei
books, stationery and other school sup
piles Ut cost, THIS will Gu; largely iuio
the stationery profile, In the inlereit Of
the pupils.
II this proposition TO make tho
mayors % cues having q police n d
FRO commission eK Onlcil member
tueTeOi with the casting vote Ia case VI
tie should prevail, II would com.
pletely destroy the non paTtisanship
q the comm lasion. Such n law would
indeed be an Incubus instead OF an al
vantage ~ any municipality.
The Senate will mako no opposition
10 the House bill providing that wives
elected 10 furnish them with the neces.
saries Of life, anu who have property
available, shall be- he required by tho
courts to give reasonable support 10
wives aud children. The measure
probably will BIO law ia u few days.
one objection to the eight hSur law
was that II would reduce the wages q
the smeltot men. Yet while the bill
was before the committee Representa-
tive Wilson called tue smOllor men TO-
ge.her ~ Sandy explained tho whole
thing 10 Ia M ana asked them 10 eX-
ptes their proiUrvncu. Without die.
senting voice they declared In favor Oi
shorter hours even with less pay.
Much interest IL displayed in the
House meeting Tues stay evening to
consider the report OF the cleo
tion5 Committee GU the Lenmon.
Briughurst contest, iu which the
majoriIy report figures out that Bring.
hurst, Republican, has one mslofiiy
over Lemmon, Democrat, and advise
that the latter DO uusoated and the
former Installed ~ legislator.
The irrigation problem ia far
from being la settled form before
tho present Legislature, the
mtmbafs OF which are inclined b. pro.
coed slowly Auh with great care. Pro'-
unt indications are that there Will be-
no radical legislation on this point, nut
just enough to main,ain the Btatu'a
iui,fest In Tia raj .tious with ueiuhbOf-