Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-21

that thought received an ostenlatiOus
burial 10 the House this morning In
laying away, without regrets, Of Air,
Crltohlow's bill regulating railways.
The ceremony was conducted with
MoiBrs. Cfitculow aud Mormon a.
chief mourners and gave rise to little
speeches under the calm euriscs Of
which there was sometimes ilamo
when vas ready ~ snow Itself On the
slightest added provooaIiou.
CLAIMS.
Mt Esan presented House claim
ls, from Davis county. In the sum Of
ylOj % Tor one.hali Of olo, Of amend.
ing map, aud plate Tor the county a..
sesslr during the years 1894 anu '9j.
House claim ~ wu' prosontod by MT.
ThOrne, ny nquust, aud came from the
Provo Lumuot Manufacturing &
Building company In the sum VI 81
2gl.lO Tor additions to the asylum
building authorized by the Legs azure
Ui 1890.
Both claims were referred to the
State board " examiner
COMMITTEE WEroRs.
The Judiciary committee recon.
mendod that Senate bill lul, TO protect
newspaper reporters anu journalists In
obtaining news, be not passed. AuUp,-
cd.
The same committee reported favor.
ably on Seuate bill los, authorizing the
storage aud sale OF unclaimed freight,
recommending the passage OF tue bili
with amendments, Adopted,
The judiciary committee ulsJ recon.
muuiru concurrence ln amendments
60 = senate biIl a. relating 10 levy AMI
talu on execution. Adopted.
The passage, with amendment, ~
Senate Oil lUi, hmSuOing tue laws OF
Utah relating 10 the app1iutmoui Of
administrator, was recommended ny
ths judiciary committee. Adopted.
Tue htghwaya aud bridges commit
tee recommended tho rejection "
House bill 10, amending tue laws u
1855 on highways. Adopted.
Inc same committee reported al.
vere'y 90 House bill l5g, appr1puat-
log $1,000 fof repairing tue Urluges over
The Duchtsuo riyeL Adopted.
An adverse tepOf. came from the
same committee on House bil las,
amending tbs laws VI 1855 ln relation
TO the law VI tins road. Adopted.
The committee On horticulture re-.
ported d House bill lUi creating ~
state board VI horticulture, aud House.
bill 10, authorizing county courts 10
appoint ituit tree inspectors. rhe
committee offered a substitute for tho
two bills aud recommended the ftjec-
tiOn Of the original bills. COutidufE.
ton was pnttpOnUd until the substitute
IL printed.
The appropriations committee recon.
meudud tho passage Of House bill il5,
providing for farmers institute.
Adopted.
The committee on public health
recommended the passage Of House
bill l41, to prevent tue RuulteTaliOn VI
u candy. Adopted.
The municipal corporations commit.
tee recommended the passage OF sen.
ale bill III, amending laws VI 1855 TC-
lalng 10 the iucOfI OfAtlOu or cities.
THE OuvERNoW APPROVES.
a communication rom the senate
announced executive approval Of Sru-
ate billH l3, 10 SO anl rs and OF Son.
ate lOin, memorial {,
A communicable from the secretary
NJ Slate announce that the Governor
hgl signed House biIl74, regulating
the manuscluiu and sale " diary
pt0duvls.
RENEGWApE INDIANS.
MT. soretseu presented tho follow.
log memorial 10 the Congress Of the
United States, which was referred 10
the committee on federal fslationG
"Be II resolved AID enacted by the
Legislature u the State Of Ulah,
"lhat your mtmOtinlHls, thr Gov.
stnOr anu Legislature Ui the State ol
Utan, would respectfully represent ~
your honorable bOJyi
"rbat lhete ATE In san Juan county
in the ~ tc " UtAh, about seventy
i've (7bl renegade Pah.UIe Indiana
who belong u no reservation aud have
claimed shid county as their home Tor
many years.
"fhese indiana are In destitute Or.
cumsthnoss, living by hunting anu
begging, They sTe great men CO 10
the inhabitants of the county ~ dufiug
the winter the settlers have 10 either
iced them or let them staTye.
1--WE respectfully represent that theso
luuians are proper charges VI the
government anu should be- placed upon
sons reservation anu compelled ~ te'
main there.
ave would suggest the Southern
Ute reservation IN Colorado % titting
place, Ne these indians are closely
allied to. friendly, and iutormaruul
with each OlheL
"And your momorlAlisls will ever
pray.
CORPORATIONS BILL PASSED,
Senate bill II, amending tho laws
relating TO pIivsIn OUfplTatiOns, was
placed upon tinal paSlsge anu passed
Unanimously,
RAILWAY BILL DEFEATED.
Nearly every member Of the House
had say on House bill l3l, MIR.
Crliohlows measure authorizing anu
establishing the 0hics " State ttaus-
poTlation scent anu regulating the
business and charges Of railroads aud
common carriers. The burden 0f every
speech was the individuality " rail-
way legislation anu indignant replies
to u statement by the aulhor OF the
bill that members were opposed 10 II
because certain appointment men ana
people high IN authority wste nj
present building railroads "on paper"
MessTs. CTitohlOw ana Morrison con-