Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-04
LAWMAKERS BUSY
,,,,,, Discusses Crimes Against The
Elective Franchise
ann BILL N THE HOUSE.


..,,.tors were In attendance at
rev ,.,,,,,, sessions today, but most
I., ,sa,. Ore,en, were OF the gonusr
D NOS, INV ,' opening proceedings wore OF
''i' -. character, there being nothing
's ,.,,,s ripple OF excitement INC
.,,I,,or, proceeded rapidly, however
,.,a, elO,o attention to busine'''
SENATE.
,,s on the State board OF
IN mi 10 the Senate yesterday
s,'s,on was 10 less lusn
h ,,,IIy oiall tho members elected
!, ;se bill was defeated.
npcAsiE LAWS
.,.., wefo received from the
49, announcing his approval OF
jo1s ss,Ii, sent him on Friday, one TO
DIV s, blsekl listing, another regarding
y, supreme court ofsanlh.''oh anu
's az. and one concerning 'ne mp
sslHilnent Of noi'ries puoi'O'
IN PROGRESS.
spiq relating 10 disease among
r,s referred back TO the COM
ll .,.s an llye stock. because OF me
sn ..,,.ct wording OF q provision re-
,.,S,pg The dipping Of sheep.
~ Mn, referring 10 corrupt prac-
- and G No plants IN civil actions
were ill,d for third reading
JUDGE STREET CONFIRMED,
Ami, point tho message from the
.o,,,,nor announcing the appointment
NJ john A. Street N Judge 10 the Third
t,tiel,I district, n. related In lsst
,,nlnsl NEWS, was read, end the
s,n,ts confirmed the appointment by
unanimous vote
PASSED THE BILL.
HRS, to prevent the sale Of stock
under fraudulent pedigress, was passed
Without opposition.
UNDER ooSsIDERATioN.
H.BB, the ago OF consent bill, and
HI b. a. relating I the asseismsnt OF
ts,obal property, were filed tot third
i,ldlng, The former TO be taken up TO-
ety,
& b. 10, defining fellow servants.
sm ordered printed with the amend
mspu suggested by the Committee.
substitute for II, b. II, transferring
cues from the Territorial TO the State
courts, was read the irst time and
flej.
HOUSE MEASURES.
Tue Senate coneurfsd In the House
itllon Inserting enaoting clauses In
lolai resolutions, A. recommended by
he Governor
Messages were received from the
House reported the passage OF the fol-
living bills and their transmission TO |
lhs Senate: II. II. 80, extending |
he time for the redemption
oi properly sold for taIes;
Il. b. 80, for the relief OF school dis.
hisu which have failed 10 levy n spec
IL TAI ii. II. ST., 10 amend the law
htlng public holidays. All were re-
lsifsd TO the judiciary committee, and
We oen''e aoJoufnod until this alter
i''h ,
Al The opening Of the Senate this
i'lsnoVn, Senator Warner war OK.
su,,d, having been called 10 Provo On
tuilusss.
Governor Wells, tlsn,m,,tIns =, tha
Senate ihe report OF Inc Rs,a,n sohnaI
clfseiou for isel.5.
r,.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,'N''
,a',n,ly on Glen MiIl.r,s prGoossS
,nsndmsnl 10 The meohanic,s lien
lnsndsd The passage Of II. d, Al, pro.
'l.lnk iof deserted wives.
The eommlilse on labor reeomn,nd-
% The passage Of h, Il. s5. an jsno,
,, 10. committee on counties recon-.
' ss.I: v" no bushes. 70 which S !, r q
~, Inc esnDillise on claims reported ON
s,n,is board Of s.s uSI 70 sent TO the
,,
NA" biLlA
Sutherland iD,,.,.
20 lri to provide ou .s.1, ., u. ~. for
% Judiciary. ''''A'' committee
oct 10 release lain, d. 2, o. 70, for an
n,ni Of their .h. usS'VIs upon pay
sonniti,, on snare snare OF indebtsdnes.;
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