Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-09

introduction Is made. Tue business Of
ho day was transacted as iollowG
SENATE.
The committee on printing recon.
mended tho passage Of s. b. lOl, to
protect journalists from stating the
source OF information for published
articles.
The minority Of the committee On
education reported adversely to q. -.
40, AlIlsou's education bill aud the
leaving Of the law a. 10 II. A. the
majority, which had agteui upon u
substitute bill, hal not reported, the
minority report was laid on the table
MI the muioflty should bo equal 10 The
occasion Of presenting It's report.
Tho Committee on Judiciary reported
In favor " The G0vttuUt's suggcsUons
Ne to =. u, 80, S,ste Hudit0r OH, aud
the was report adopted ald the bin
passed.
he Judiciary committee reported Ina
favor II passing, with amendments,
=. b. %, relieving Uilicrrs from cert.
lying watfsnis Ia certain Instances.
Tue judiciary committee recon.
munduu q substitute & ). u. %, relnI-
ing 20 criminal procedure.
The committee on education recon.
meDdod the passage Of II. u. l.G, U,au
tcn0.ls i0r the blind,
Tue education committee also recon-.
mcuiOl the passaEU VI II, Is. ~, Cor
lnrufl Oatiug colleges aud universities.
Toe con M 1tUO on appropriations
3 HI
lDr the State nUle be not allowed, o.
tho state IoIlI not afford a.
TIE committee on manufactures ana
commerce recommended the Indefinite
puFtIouUmuIt ui S, Il. 80 relating 90
trusts und pools, because the ground
wac covered by a bill that had been
IntsuJ.
The manufactures aud commerce
committee rec mmenied the rejection
Of S. u. 80, iOtbluIing tbs manufacture
unu sale OF cigarettes.
The committee N manufactures AMI
c1mmcfce reported IN favor VI the ras.
sago Of II. B.7i, .rsGI IN dairy pro.
Duct.
The committee OF elections reported
Il Lew bul, ., Is, log, Relating 10 eleo.
lions. IL l. on the same general syf.
tom us ut present, win some necessary
nmundmsntH.
rULY0AMous CHILDREN.
a mvssnge was received from Gov.
Wells, announcing his approval Of :.
b. 10, relating {, the horl.ablo rightt o.
ygamous children Ia cer,aiu cases.
lhs Governor called attention 10 tue
fact that the question q. IOiygamy be.
iug settled, It wOull he In harmony
with the national policy 20 legitimate
ull such children born priOf 10 ont
year before tue Issuance Vt the maus
ttst0 or even pfi0tto the admission oi
Utah a. state.
Ga motion Of Sutherland, this rec.
ommendutluu was referred 10 the ju.
delay committee 10 report n Dill
thufuuu,
MORE FtoM TuE GOVERNOR
Communication were received tom
the Governor, announcing executive
approval Oi tue iUl!uWit,s .. b, ~,
attorney generals. rs. a., IIiut deblUb;
y. Ii. 3d. dama.et 10y b,rtv. grading.
SALARIES BILL.
The salaries committee reported,
without Recommendation, a - 70 anu
county Oiiicofs' salary bill,
SHUT oFF HILLS.
CAndlaui presented n resolution
shutting oil the introduction Of
bills after the 70 h DAY, except BY con.
sent.
NEw BILLS.
Besides the election I'M reported by
Chidesler, Of the committee on cleo.
lions, the following introduced billt;
by Sutherland, 3, IL, lUi, relating
10 the appointment Of administrators
% the 0stslns VI deceased persOns.
BY Chidesler, >. Is. 1905, Providing
for the contingent expenses VI the first
session Of the STATE Legislature.
By Booth, 4. Is, 100, providing ior
holding municipal elections Ia NOyem.
bsr, 1895, and bieuulslly lhtreait"r.
EMPLOYEES wAGrs.
The Senate took up s. b. %, which
provides that employ es In mInrs, mills
ami smelloT. must be paid IN cash.
Snow moved 10 strike out tho en-.
acting clause, fret because il was IN.
constitutional lie faid that original.
y II applied Ouly 10 mine7. Inc
amendment including mills would
ruin cur mills, because u would pre-
vent a wHuiCu OF lJur mill 10 pay IN
produce when that wac the only meaus
valuable ana the employees were will
lug ~ receive Fucn pay.
Sutherland was opposed to striking
iul the 8nGctlng Uluu,r, but though tue
uIil shuuld be- nmp-Itu, The ulll WAs
10 correct abuses At miner, where mine
owners compelled employees 20 patron
10 tue owners stores NJ warehouses,
/ would also prevent the ISSUE by cnl'
jlOyefs Of ecnp OF ttuTrpay, brCApso
iucn Issue was unjust % ,m lJyes.
Jones said thutIf an empuyer could
DOT get money 10 Jay he employees,
hen he should not employ unyOOuy.
tie sai1 that the Provo mills lail IN
slUlh. anu not IA rHsh, and wntn the
smploye wanted 10 sell tue cloth the
millB uld sgll chtapeL Uuuer this
bill, every empl yer ~ more thun 10
ncn Would have 10 pay cash.
snow asked ~ Il would NOT be better
% work for goods than WORK i1r moth.
.ug
Jones said yes; bul n they diI not
ave tue privilege OF working tor goods
hey would turn their attention to