Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-30


He said be did this because the e To- .
ton OF representative came every wu
ycafs, while that lot governor came
every tour years.
This Uvoktd considerable opgos ton,
because u the marked disctUpgucy
between the vote Tor Governor aud
that ior representative At the lasi eiec.
tiun, ami under Evsu's ptYuusttiUu
would presont an entirely fiefCut
poliuCsi phase 20 that ON the Cover.
more vote.
AZ the request Of Cannon. who
thought the matter might uo settled
without any acrimonious uIHeusHi r,
EvAut'a motion was temporarily with.
drawn, while the subject of cNul-
longes nj the poles was considered, uI
some amendments 90 tue uIIl were
made. Que 90 these was 60 eliminate
tho provision allowing tbu parties with
rUviug ftgistfatlOn Ctulhua.ua lu v.I,
where they please. Another we disc
penslng with registration Ht scuUUl
elections before November 1898.
The Evans motion Wa ugniu called
up, and Cannon proposed that the ter
OF party strength be determined on the
vote Tor the officers FIRST named lu the
election call. lnis ptOuusiuUn was OF
accepted. The matter was then u.-
lowed.
The bill was then pissed, there being
no negative votes.
EMtNEST DoNAiS BILL,
=. b. No. llG, TO encourage the irrl.
gatlOn u lauu, the mining, milIiuH,
smelling anu other reduction Of Orrt;
and the ute hud application OF the
uraplroptiated waters OF natural
streams ana water courses 90 the genur-
alton OF oltcificai force and energy,
aud TO provide Tor tue exercise Ui The
right Ui eminent domain, thuroiOr
came next.
Sutherland offered several minor
amendments, which were adopted,
COUNTY GovrHyNESr BILL.
A protest from meeting Of citizens Of
Weber county was presented by Allison
anu referred 10 the committee having
the county government biIi Ia change.
IL protests against sections 100, lil ald
lb2 VI the county gOyUrumrus bill Tor
the stated foasOn that these deprive
poor men Of the right " trial by Jury.
Allison also presented the claim OF
Weber uOuHty's sheriff Tor services
done the state, and the Senate took
reoots I'LL . p. M,
STATE CAPITAL GROUNDS.
On r,suming work this afternoon
there was Introduced Into the Senate
by Glen Miller, Senate bill ~, ~,
Abolishing The board OF commissioner
on capitol grounds aud dey0lying
their duties on the State board Of tx.
nminefs.
,PUnLisnISu LEGAL NOTICES.
The printing COMMITTEES reported 4.
3. 90, hxlng tue rate for publishing
legal notices, with a recommendation
that It pass.
FARMERs' INSTITUTES.
The committee on agriculture and
Irrigation made report on House bill
lO4, for the creation OF iArmefs' iusti. !
tutcs aud n State board Of agriculture,
recommending Ito passage.
STATE BONDS HILL PASSED.
S.B. 10, providing for the Issuance OF |
State bonds TO the amount of 100000 |
90 meet existing Indebtedness anu |
ls0U,OOO ~ toiund OutstAndlng bonds,
"a Tue new issue being four per cout,
game upon House amendment, whiun
were conoutTed IN, anu ths DilI passed.
EMINENT DOMAIN BILL.
4. Il. l20, extending the right Of em-
ineut domain 10 mining, irrigation auu
electric power companies using water
power, came up TOT hnal action, JOHes !
IA tue chair.
Warner tfiered an amendment In |
relation 10 service Of summons.
Sutherland opposed the change, 70. |
marking that Warmers constituent, |
not hit, were most interested In having |
the bill passrd NJ II wrs.
Cannon aud Allison stated that the |
bill WIS IN good shape.
Warner Withdrew his amendment |
and offered others OF miuOt impOT- |
Ia o., winch were adopted
Warner also offered an amendment |
for an appeal rom the mmissi0u |
utmed IN tue bill 10 a Jury, ~ to dsm.
ngus claimed. Tho amendment isIoI. |
The bill then passeI, DrlsgJll anu |
Warner voting no.
GOvERNOR APPROVES.
Communication were received from
the Governor announcing his appfUy-
al OF 3. Is. H. prOviding flr sales uu.
wv tANNhNi"hHt huu o. ~ ANVt lut kho /
sale Of unclaimed ifrish.
STATE MINING BJARD, EIo.
K. IL. 4S, providing for State min.
Ing board, ETC., came up on spouu
reading, aud was flod to come up Tor
third reading tomorrow.
STATE TAX LEVY.
\. b. 1876, levyiGg tho state tax at
five mills Tor State aud three mills f1f
district tchOol purpose, came up uu
second reading.
Evans asked why the total levy has .
been Taiiei from six aud hall 10 eight .
mills,
Allison and Glen Miller Joined In
the inquiry,
The President said that he under.
stood II was considered best 90 BIO fN Of.
anu have the State board luvya lower
rate n 90 could bee.
CAPITOL UUOUsDs COMMISSIONERS ul.
=, b. ~, auolisuing inc stat. capitg.
unmmsslou anu utyl4viug IT. dulies u.
the Stats board OF uznmiuvrs, wa.
taken up.
Gon Miller said the only work TO I.
was to hiro gardener, anu low tur
commission 81 Elk mrmbrTB gut 81 o..
Jay ior each day they met % 10 iHa
W.Tb,
The rules were suspended, aud the
Din went through ~ express train
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