Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-07

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tsilwAy blII, and was Ituaruicd uy
hr. Fgfau.Iu o. tafbI.. Toe other
same from rpalGeutH uf summit Cluu-
o., uski. amendment Of utah lave uU
at compel county Juuits 90 pay H.
warIsf rfuutTJlr 10 was ,ftsvutci
by Mr. Beard.
RtpHL-LN4AIy. 100 CYHu'fHs,
Tue elections mmIt,rr recon-
mruutu fLU tssF0gu uf rH ate tIl ~,
ruHceruiug tho election U kepttsspt'.
uv,s 10 CsngUUgt uEl tue report was
ud0,tru.
PRESIDENTIAL rLECruIs
nrc.um ltot On elections ul.o rec.
ummeuduH cue uusHa4 OF Senate blll
o., lu rrlatuN Co national rfcsilunlla.
HuI vice preside. uHi electors, NJ
amendments were IrToI uy tho COIN.
mutur a.g Cue sep 90 was approved.
CuS-Iu gUUNAL C.NvENIiuN
tuuNTAuE.
the fCirrIl relation, r.mmitleu oi.
fpttdI uu smUndmrut 20 Srnrtr l0irt
memorial ! asking IougfeHs 90 appf1'
plate mon y TOT tho payment OF tue
lllt iLuullI lu tho CuusututFuua.
convention. The amendment placed
the amuun o. the sI.flarJa 90 a definite
Hgur -YlT-il.iD Ad.weJ.
ann cIE,S m.soLuIIoS.
Mr.. C.ul1u's Cuban resolution was
ftvorabiy reported by cue same COM
migtor, with come slight amendments,
and the report wgs adopted.
$50 srRAyiNu
Tue o. itaulIuTe cOmmltlcu recon-
muudrI that House uill 40, authufiz.
log uu tfpu sWayirg, bn not pnssrd.
AHu adversely uu HuusU biii lUi, gu.
thuriEiug u State board ~ agriculture.
"A lso that utalilnF had been received
from all IuuH OF tue State protecting
ugainst tDuir billie. Confederation was
Iaii 0vuu
ans uousE UECEDEs.
The conference committee On 3 nate
hI ~, nH Zoo drawing ID. iuturs, ami
Senate hiIl SO, H9 90 the duties VI tho
State treasurer, rtCommeuurd that tho
H0u.r tuUDdg from lts amendment.
anu concur 90 iuu Suna'u's M. end
mrut.. The reports ~ 20 both bills
we're accepted.
FHoM lIIE SENATE.
A communication tom the Senate
annouuUuI that the upper house mad
fu.usu TO concur id tho House AmCnI.
meets { Senate hili 81 cUucurftd M
House amendments 90 Senate blIi 35i
hal pfB.eI, with amendments, Senate
bilssiaud ~. auu. II ufe bills o. 1913,
III anu l31. A conference com uiltrr
vus appointed Uu uatB bill ST. C1u'
sttlng 81 Msssrs. Nyo, MOnson auu
Thompson of Saupetc.
WARM WORDS.
A warm debate was pfscipltatci
by motion uf Mr., MInH1n 10 rr
consider the vote on House oil
~, the meat inspection law. krh,
ueuate was participated in By MtB'rs
Monslu, Harris anu Condor in favor
af the motion, tho latter gentleman ou
account VI the fact that his committee,
10 (which tie till had been TecUmmit
ted, was UvoTUuTdrneI VITA work nj,
ready. MtsFrs. Critchl3w Aud d0T,
Tison opposed tho motion anu a due. OF
words ON authorities aud pTeceutnli
wap INDUCED IN between Mu6su,
CTltchiow and Monsln, curing winch
tho blood %, each was considerably
heated.
Mo Mouson now moved TO concur
In tue SENATE amondmn T. O. the blll.
Nj. Harris arose "a support Of the
motion ami he was followed by an ol-
pOutnt.
Mi. Crltchlow WAS surprised TO sec
Mr.. Mrnslu and Mt. HafrIH, who hat
boon promoters OF thig bill originally
before II went 10 the senate, and helped
10 spend two days OF the time OF
the House in coutidenug and
passlng tue measure, now pTopust
AL advocate concurrence In ihcst
Amendments. Tue Senate ha,
Killed every provision OF mo hill tx'
cent that portion which rUpuuls the law
0l 1894, leaving the country ab'ulu,ely
without any protection from diseased
cattle. The people are today oatlup
meat from COWS with the lumpy.lsW
aud yet II To- proposed by thr gentle,
man nom Caone 10 break down over
present barriers TO such criminal prac
lice, while q few days ago he WAS fore
most IN advocacy Of additional proloc'
liOn 10 consumers.
Mr.. Nye novel that the House
DO not concur In the amendments by
rho Hengta anu that conference CON
mIl,Ce bs rtquebled,
Mr., M1nson desired TO say that he
owed Mr., Critohluw NJ explanation FOL
his I9,itiOn on this bill aud he quo''
liouol the gantleman's right TO In
gugn his motives on the door Of thu
House,
Mr.. Condor said that after hearing