Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-31
THE VETO IS VETOED
10 Part, On The State Prison Bill, BIZ
The Senate.
DISCUSSING STATE TAX LEVY
Fish AMI Gme Lul Pas, d-Ccli,cllon
Of Ciy rv 3D., lratl Wolfe anI
Other Ltgi lallon loo IruErss.

The $3.50 SUI. session cnusDr Senator
to rustic early fora morning rurn H.
greeted tn,i. vision 90 .ay n'tD, iHs'
nighl'. storm; but afuriulrut rum10r
were on hand at the opening b.ut 60
constitute quorum.
G Muir1EE ErrUHra.
The committee on municipal lucor.
pofations and town, 10y DrfcIIh
chairman, reported tack II. b. Jog
This til proposed to increase TIC veto
Iowen VI mayors uy giving those iu
thitd class CITIES iLu p.Wtr' NV
held by like Ulcers iu net HnN
ts.D nd Gloss CitIu; and 10 give hr
mayors in Cities u tho hf.t anu
turauu cl ssts y WtT tD veto IirH OF
uuy wCasuts prrsuHi.d 10 them h.''i
AgtiUn 10 city cu"tcils. Tho commit
tee rec mmyrdtd tue rejection " .ht
bIll. 1uH rep 90 WIS al.p'ci.
The G. mmt.,e on judiciary reported
5. %. q, IglstIIg tu mn, Chaulc' iirivt
with ihu tcun'mrudntJu tHni u pace.
FpU manor BuLusU.
ChIfe-frr introduced 5. %. ~, OPP
ptopratiug 81 900 Tor tue lufpIlu OF
bulldog bttIgtsauu maEiug roads lH
Wayne county. lhr money b. 60 tv
cNpeudud uader tuo direction VI The
cUU MY c5mmi-siJutfi.
CLAIMS DISPOSED 90.
Tue appropriations anI cl,lms c1m-
mlttnu recommended tue reference ui
Grain claims 10 the stale b1nfI %
tNami etd. Aisp tuCumm ruuui tue
ttituti u tie Ertm ~ claim .ur te q,
tue Prilibpue claim iUt mciCuauuise,
aud tho Gatiryl claim iUt reporting
tue Cuuguliu.beUrae. Tho Htlrf
claim was Hls0 rejected ~ Weust
county, 20 thst Gsttrfll viii have 10 ~
without pay fr uis WORK.
Asl fec0muUnuei tnat the ciaim OF
4. ~. Lev \ Ne ali owed iu the amount
ofigj, Huu Iuat Ut Joseph H.. Game 10
the AmUuut Of s..
TnCse c0mmendstions were in
Hecori with tho nudings OF tue state
board OF eHamluofs.
1uE CASAiGUE BJuNTV
The committee on manufacturer aud
c0mmttto reported ~. u. %, pruvils
Ing Tor n bounty tor cansigtv tTowiug,
rec mueuueu that Tue biii phss. The
Isyou was Signed by CaYdiAnd IN be-.
Ia Of the mAlo IVY.
Warrum promised a minority report
sEainsl tnH I'LL.
iSIEREsT on STATE WARRANTS
The chairman Of the committee on
claims, Cauulsud, handel In a report
recommending the passaRe OF \. Is.
l22, providing Tor tue Iaymeut OF
tight Per cent Interest on STATE war.
rants which there was 40 cash IN thr
treasury 10 pay.
Glen Miller, with WHOM hall Of the
committee isinoJ, presented n report
against tue bill. This urged that iht
payment OF Interest would impose 40
uulusi burden upon tho Taxpayers.
After some discussion, the reports
were sent back, 20 As to avoid n c0n'
hiot In the Senate ~ 10 whicn should
be called the majority report, u teiug
thought that a committee might reach
nearer 20 a point VI agreement.
WORLDS PAIR WARRANTS.
The PRECEDENT, Cannon, called at
tenti0n 10 the fact that Worlu'h FAN
commission warrants were uua Jau. /,
1895, aud were bearing Interest. n,
suggested that tue Legislature shOul,
make au appropriation 10 cover TIL
interest, anu the matter was referred u
the committee on appropriations AT
claims.
TuE STATE TAX.
\. n. lg5, providing tor levy O
oight mlilt-tyu Tor Site nnd thfc
fOt school pufpJsus-iIatu taxes lhi
year Gem ~.
The question came up ~ 10 wheihe
the Ivy should be- liked ~ eight mill-
with power let 10 tue State board O
squalz,uon 10 nH the rate luss, U
whether thu levy houli DO made 1T
lower tiguTe, anu long duousBiuu ~
lowed NJ T. tho ptsolicabhly uf such
scheme.
Aftef he had gone on Tor come tim,
Cannon announced himself Ia favor O.
the o ght mill rate, ~ 90 10 place %
State on Casn unss, lilo buuUv,
eisht mills was necessity, ana %
placed tho state ON cash basis
would be- blessing % tue p0Oplr, ~
the public Institutions TO TO ailIuy Ne
hiuu, aud the state 10 be phyiug a
tsrest NJ At present, WAS nm injury
the people,
EvAtB OPP col the olght mill lryl
Ne II was an Increase u inrre mills !
taxation, lie agteud with Cannon thi
cash bssis was tho proper thing
reach fIr, but hn believed siE Aul
half mills was enough, 1 the ia
limit vttr urplei, hs wIIlI layIr ii
but the Ouly estimates mRIr IuIlrttr
that siX auu a hal. mills we enough,
There WGsH culllquy between EvAi
Ruu Sutherland ~ 90 tuo Increased 81
pence a. the 5tate iu the lsittl'r l.yII
certain UNITY illvers, nut this via %
change lyais'' POSITION,
Gol Miller sad thhl all dunn
the drcussi1r OF the revenue r
tue levy NJ FIX aui u hHli mills vi
quUtyu, hud bu was tufpTlft
~ the eight mills pr position, rn
people were watching tulH, aad v.
N,uuB lest t.lg Legislature would III
CTtase thIos. The tpr1kvr vas
pus,d GO the ulll lu the ltrtent flfu
as he uulcIst OF slX aud "A hnu mi
WAS tuiilDIvur,
sutherland thought II wac better
be bUItst WiIh tuv people tUuu 90 Va
cur urUt. He urIl.vuI Ell ut mi ] "
utcrs.l.g 90 m o, the uXyuu-ts, a
tuuIls uuu urru maze ur No Is Il
Treasury rom the Dutrii count tF, "A.
10 W8slfc fusiNout 10 vic tom hu %
levy less than would te tLni U o
Wan The rvuuurl levy, lupuc lu-ln
iluuf had 20 lbsuH waIInnlu ami pay