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were ordered printed. Then the who o
was referred to the printing committee.
RESOLUTION.
Booth introduced n resolution that
no appropriation be made without fret
being considered by the COMMITTEES on
appropriations
PoLYOAMous CHILDREN
Sutherland introduced 3. b. 10 for
an act relative TO the hefitable rights
OF the Issue Of polygamous msrriages;
committee on Judiciary.
HoRrIcULIURE.
Mckay introduced 4. Il. IS, for q
State board OF horticulture; committee
on agriculture.
BOARD OF LABOR.
u. b. 20, relating to n State board Of
labor arbitration and cancellation, was
called up ON third reading. Senator
Candland was absent, AMI had ex.
pressed . desire 10 be present when the
bill vss considered. Tue bill was made
special order for Monday next.
OTHER BUSINESS.
4. b. 50, relating TO Ulah's members
OF the electoral college, was taken up
on second reading, anu will come up
tomorrow on third reading.
OTHER ITEMS
y. b. l, substitute, for the sppoint.
ment and compensation Of court steno.
grAphets, was foa1 second time.
"a M f.laGlnH IN wiInaaaaa la
cases OF estates Of insane persons, read
firsi time.
s. Il. 81, gatnishments, wss read the
nrst time. The rules were suspended
and tho bill passed.
TIM noUsE.
IL was iioO when tho House com.
menced business today.
Tue Journal Of yesto-day's proceed.
Jugs having baen approved q COM
municstion from the Senate was read
announcing that souAie Joint Tesolu.
ton No. 3. the emergency act, had
bVep passed by that body.
The Senate communicated TO the
Hou,e tho facts that the UPPER branch
had rejected House bill No. 20, pro-
tecti ug lAboring men In INT IN bersnip Ia
labor unions; passrd Senate oils, No.
90, ~. Is aud 81; also Senate Joint
resolution No. 5.
CLAIMS.
House claim No. 20, from Herbert
Burton and Others for So, was referred
to the claims COMMITTEES.
House claim No. - asked for {62 for
Sheriff Jpo. w. CUops OF SEWER
county for services In criminal oases.
Claim committSe.
PETITIONS.
House petition No. 70 was presented
by Mt. Thorne. 10 came from residents
Of Salem and asked the passage Of Sen.
alto bill No. % In regard 10 crimes In
elections.
House petition No. 81 was presented
by Mt. Ferguson OF SAit Lake. 10 was
= request from residents OF this city
that the House reconsider its action In
amsnding the statutes applying 10 the
SUNDAY laws
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
The appropriations committee recon.
msndsd the passage OF Senate bill No.
sppropriating $4,000 Tor tbs support OF
. deaf mute school. Also that benate
Ioint resolution Nc. . DO coneurfsd In.
Tbs mAnufAi lures anu commerce
committee recommended that House
bill No. "a, regulating tho sale OF dairy
products, bs passed.
The education committee presented
q report on Senate bill No. \ and REQ.
omnended lite passage with amend.
ments.
BILLS STONED.
The Speaker signed the House bills
No. " snd ~ and House ooncuITs Mt
resolution No. 7.
DEAF MUTE SCHOOL.
In considering the report on tho bill
u was developed that q considsrablc
number Of amendments had bse u
made and Mr. Nebeksr, OF Rich,
wanted consideration deferred 80 % 10
give members an opportunity 70 e.
anime.
Mr.. Ferguson OF Carbon thought the
bill was contrary in its nature TO the
provisiens OF the constitution In regard
TO bills, In that II contained more Than
one subject.
Mr.. Stevens explained that AZ the
appropriation was made for thS inttitu-
lion Tor which the bill provided, the
MEASURE consequently contained but
ono subject.
Mr., CsEisr thought the provision In
the bill Tor an appropriation ought
10 DO expunged aud placed In the
regular appropriation bill.
Mr. Morrison contsnded that the
mez urs WAS inisndoi to cover u den.
cheney, q letter from Prof. Metcalf,
which was read by the clerk, indicat.
Ing that tho institution would have
been closed some time ago had he not
personally guaranteed the payment OF
bills OF the Institution. The appro-
pristion for the future maintens nee Of
the insiitution would come in the reg
ulAf appropriation bill.
THE FINANCES.
Al this Junotute n communication
was received from the Governor In re-.
gard to finances, stating that tho total
indshledneA az the State was at pros
ent ioO0.72l,l6. OF which $500, 600 was
In bonds due In 1898, leaving a bAlau 90
OF s200,72l.l6, whioh should be
provided for Immediately. He
Urged the soonest possible Ac-
Hon on measures To provide revenue
for State pufposes. In view OF the
estimated increase In expenses II was
found that q tax on property sufficient
TO meet all expenses you'd place the
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