Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-20

The recommendation OF the committee
was made from a desire 10 not increano
the State expenses. Toe report was
adopted.
The same committee recommended
The non-passage OF House bill -, pro.
tecting employees from discrimination
Ia certain cases, aud the recommends
tion was adopted.
The municipal corporations com.
inlttee reported substitute for House
OIL ~, providing that town OF city
OF this state having au assessed valua.
ton Of 100000 or over may issue
bonds 10 the amount OF 4 per cent Of
the valuation for city purposes, in adj.
dlti0n TO existing Indebtedness, aud
providing Tor the m1nuet OF author
lzati0n and Issuance OF tuCh bonds.
The substitute reported was accepted.
Mt. Howard moved n rtconsiderA-
tl0n Of the vote by which the commit
toe report on House bill % was adopt
ed, and that consideration OF the r..
port be postponed until tomorrow, aud
the motion prevailed.
AN OBJECTIONABLE RESOLUTION.
House concurrent resolution 3 was In.
ttoIuced by Mi. Howard. As soon ~
two lines OF the resolution had been
read aud the names Of "Frank J. Can.
non aud Arthur Brown" were
reached, Mr.. Critohlow objected TO
the reading OF the resolution. The
paper was condemns tofy OF tho action
Of United States Senators Cannon aud
Brown In placing the tarifi question
before the cause OF silver In their action
Ia Congress on February 18Th, aud
desired the recall o. the Utah aenat ors
to learn W at their constituents dotite
In this matter.
Motions came thick and fast from
the Republican side OF the house TO
suppress the reading VI the resolution
and discussion on points Of order be.
came somewhat warm.
Mr.. Critoblow said that no had
heard read c5py Of tho Teso.
luton, but then considered II
only Joke. having no idea that
such a prepostorous paper was to be
presented for the consideration Of the
House. He therefore tried In several
ways 10 prevent the reading OF the
obnoxious resolution. His objections
caused several Democratic membetslto
Jump to their feet simultaneously for
the purpose VI demanding tue reading
and consideration.
Mr. Condor said that the United
States senators iron Utah would not
object TO having the resolution read, al
they were not ashamed Of any action
which they had taken. He therefore
favored the reading,
Mr. BolithO also wanted 10 hear 4
read, - that the contents would be
known TO the members.
Mr.. Nebeker Of Rich, Monson, Glib
son, Condor, Critehlow, Nye, Nebeker
OF Salt Lake and others INDUCED Ia
little speeches on tho resolution and
three separate attempts TO stop its
reading resulted "a TO 10, 20 TO II and
n 10 20, for and against reading.
After reading the speaker put tue
question: "ShAll the resolution be te.
jectou?O and the vote resulted 81 10 II.
The following voted aye, or against
the ado pliOn oi the resolution;
Beard, Bolilho. Condor, Curlis,
Crltchlow, Cushing, Cazier, CLARK,
Ferguson, OF Salt Lake; Ferguson, Of
Carton; Gibbe, Harris, Helner, Lewis,
Lowry, Morrison,i Morrill,, Murdoch,
NebsEeT, OF Salt Lake; Nebeker, Of
Rich; Nye, Rsdditz, Stevens, Snoda'
keI, ShAfsr, Seavy. Taylor, Thorn
Thompson. Of Ssnpcie; Thompson, oil
Millard, Speaker.
The following voted no, or to adop
thu resolution; Andfus. Bernhisel
Egan, Gibson, Howard, Larsen, Ism
mon, MonsoD, Maughap, Mansfield
BoTenson.
Wilson, smOoI and Robinson wsrI
absent.
WORLDS FAIR REPORT.
The Governor sent to the House I
report Of tue Utah Worlds Fair Com
mission.
RIB oRM SCHOOL BOARD.
Tie Reform School board, consisting
OF the Governor, attorney general ant
tupt rlntondent OF public Instruction
sent a request to tho House for paymen
Of expenses OF the school up TO Deem
tsr last, amounting 10 n little owe
80, 900, And for expenses up TO April ls
Of this year, amounting TO $4,000.
THIRD READING or BILLS,
On third reading OF bills, Senate bill
40 was recommltted TO the labVr com
mittee.
Senate bill 40, fixing the duties, etc.
OF the attorney general was taken up
an emergency amendment made 10 al
low tho law TO 20 into force immedi
stely ION Its approval, and the bill
passed.
House bill 20, providing for the con
duct OF cases wherein employees arr
sqink for wages, was taken up
amended slightly and passed by n vot'
OF "a TO II.
Consideration OF House bill 10 am
ths substitute therefor, Senate bill 80
were under consideration when tn,
NEWS went TO press.
Notes.
6vD.tor Warner was 10 his place II
, the Senate today.
Judge Stanford, Of Ogden was seei
In the House today.