The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-14

/ had been disposed of Condor again Sc
cured the nOOr and said: IF there is
nothing further from the house of lords
"a ike TO renew my request that my
OH so to the committee on education
he stated further, in support of his re-
quest, the belief that if the bill went to
tLle llFe STOCK committee it would never be
heard from again. He moved a special
committee to consider it. Clark of Iron
oDJecIed to such reference to the live
STOCK committee. He knew the gentle
men in it to be exceptionally good men
NeDeker OF Rich was opposed to special
committees to consider any bill Condor
saw the futility of further argument
gnu as IS MS wont when he can't have
ms own way. he accepted the situation
learned the gentlemen who compose the
IIVe STOCK committee are exceptionally
GOOD men. That being the case I am
Ssia sans. the bill should be consigned to
The gentleman's satire was very much
appreciated and laugh went round for
ms sqavlty could not have been more pro-
round mad he spent a life in congress.
MISCELLANEOUS.
In the order of miscellaneous business
CLAIMS ms AGAINST the state were submitted
n. e No. 1 by BoHtho-ln favor OF
NJ. NJ McCarty. assistant United States
district attorney, for services rendered
IN IN, territorial &C. criminal business and
H G, No. by Cushing-In favor OF
ID Hill for 1920, for jury services.
81 "a. =. No 3 by Heiner of Morgan.-In
iavor OF j. Johansen, for $780, for car
action.
On third reading. Bolitho's H. C. p,
PIoFldlns for Joint committee to secure
otflces for state officers, was read but
action upon it was deferred.
A motion by Critchlow that when adj
lournment was taken it be at 1890. was
carried. The object was to enable the
speaker to sign II. 3. No. l. providing
Tor the holding of courts and send it to
the governor without further delay.
NEBEKER SCORES AGAIN.
Another wrangle then ensued over a
motion by Nebeker of Rich. He had NOT
finished with that silver memorial He
moved that the committee on memorials
be instructed not to amend S. J. NJ. No.
l. CrlLchloW promptly objected, and them
IOIOWed long debate, the burden OF
which was that the Republican rnaioritV
dld not want the hands Of the COMMITTEES
tied The talk was all to no point and
Nye of Salt Lake made the point of or
der that the discussion on the original
mouon was out or order. the question
Of CritchlOws objection being the one
before the house. The chair ruled that
the motion by Nebeker was the one to
be considered. announcing that ne would
so rule as it would be voted down any.
way and he would thus dispose of two
motions at once. His position was wrong
and Critchlow appealed from the decis1
Ion. The house was with him and re-
fused to sustain the speaker. The queS-
ton of Critchlows objection to Nebeker's
motion was then put and the house sus-
tanned the objection The action pleased
Nebeker just well in fact better than
as though his motion had carried. for
he made it with the distinct intention OF
putting the Republicans on record as not
willing to allow the memorial to go
through without amendment after it had
passed Republican majority in the
Senate Adjourned to 1880.
EVENING SESSION.
At the evening session only a quorum
was present. The committee on enrolling
ana engrossing reported that II. B. No. Z
mad been enrolled and engrossed and the
Speaker attached his signature and dis
patched the measure to the governor.
A message from the senate informed
the house that II. c. r. No. 4 had been
considered and amended and the house
was asked to concur which was upon
motion done. The resolution is the one
for messenger for the gov
ernor whose compensation was fixed by
the house at g and to reconsider the vote
on which Nebeker of Salt Lake had
earlier in the day moved.
The resolution is passed now therefore,
and out of the way and although the OBJ
Iect sought by reconsideration is aehiev-
9d there is, nevertheless, pending and I'M
disposed of, motion to reconsider it
The house adjourned.