Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-25

I ton uf vttUfst cane up on m1lyu 10
adopt the rUpyT. VI the majority OF thc
committee.
An important amendment % the
committee, which f.vuE the mnl0rly
iu each pfCriIC .uIfnI oI lNt frsla-
traitor, RESIDE Hr inllsws;
"Src. .. 10 Fuall tB the July of tho
board Uf county commissioner 60 nu-
point ~ t,gislrt.on agent FOE tsul
precinct % lJttgu VINO, nl the time 10
She appointment, belongs iU the pIliiI'
cal uarty which cast tho highest uum'
brr 1t votes fuf GOVERNOR at tur election
next preceding the aHpuiutmC 6 %
such Tegi,ttaluu agent, aud iu cases
where the registration rfecinuis have
been altered BltCu furu election, the
appointment shell be made as iolloWs'
"l. Where Two Ur more election pro-
CIuuts have btOu created Out u . Hlu.
le election prtCIuui utch teglHifh.
lion agent shAIl be- % member 0i The
political party wuiuh cart tue higuost
number % votes Tor governor In such
single election IfCJiuUt NJ tie pre-
CruiuR election.
49,. Where Bu election pr cinct IL
created Uy combining two ur more NJ
Ibu paTls uf Two or more election Pre-.
ciuct- with part Ur paris ni one or
more election prrCiuu then such fegis-
tfaii0u agent shall Dr q mum yer pi tue
political party wnlcu cast the highest
number OF votes far Governor 90 tie
Urrcluc. which either iu whole OF ia
part iUIms the major pattOi such nsw.y
created precinct
"8. rhr true intent and meaning Of
the provisions Of this oct, with reiuf-
euye 20 the appointment Of frgistfa'
] U.
agent In Oayn precinct shall belong 90
tue political party which, nt the pre-
crding election, cast the highest mum.
Der VI votes Cor Governor iu tho terri
tory, forming tue election precinct at
tue time Of sac appointment"
CuUMHEs JoiSE.
Chldsstcr novel the adoption Of tho
minority report, which recommends
TIVE payment OF registrars by the State.
lie muue "a vigorous HUobch, and 90 % q
appeared serious when no charged
snow Ui Wushiuglyn with having do.
rrft,d his position ana submitted u a
change Of heart, refusing TO sign the
minority fsU0u. Suddenly Cbiiustcr
withltsw his motion uuI also bic rs.
port, ami the Senate perceived the
Joke while ChiJusltr sat u0wu amid
laughter
INDIANS sJU COLORADO.
The rules wrirsusprnIud aud House
Int resolutions ~. . usAIug Uncle
sam 10 remove mis- wards BOO San Juan
county Towing bands VI Pau.ute tu-
uisus-tu the Southern Uie reserve.
ton Colorado, we passed. by unani'
nous vote.
TAX FOR 1896.
Booth Introduced a blu FOR an
40 act 20 provide revenue iUr tho sup.
ypft Of the State fur the fiscal year 1896.
IL DEGREES lhht "ihutr IL hereby lrvioI f.,
fHT Stale Anu school TurIusus, upon all
the properly ln Ibis state liable 10 taxa.
u0u, Tor The fiscal year 1896 an sd val.
, 0rom tax Of eight mills on each dollar
r valuation OF tuch property" Tho bill
, was referred 10 the committee on ways
anl means.
VAST A CAUCUS
Warner stated that members OF the
House wished an Informal caucus with
the Senate on this county government
bill, All moved recess Tor that put.
) pose. TOTE was taken after some dis.
, euasiIr,
The caucus was brlsL 10 reached no
! agreement ON the county bill; in fact,
tho House was not prepared 10 caucus.
. REUs1RATIoS NIL AGAIN
The IN 0liOn Tor the adoption OF the
I me- 1tity report On 5. u, 81, the regis.
trait bill, came ny Tor aUliOu imme.
+ 1iAtely after the Senate resumed Ne
, session thlB afternoon.
Roam UFFu.nN FUnfIWw He
= thought % was q novel sumbfsaul, 10
change from The Governor appointing
, reputation officers 10 having the
a .Uuuty commissioners Apy0iut regis.
a.. traB Hs political Utlicorp, because
81 they ars made from tho major.
, ity party ia each precinct.
b Il restricted from commIsslOnor5
4 within the liurs ui parry politics, lac
/ wanted the appointments 10 be LETT 20
q the county commissioners, without re-.
' llTiCu0us as 90 politics. He had heard
. thsi the recommendation would ub 10
4 elect the registrars, and hp would nave
favored that
? CAuu bsked II It would not be- Ohm,
cult 10 elect Tor such short p.rI04,
aud w0uii 1. not represent the people
II the uhieer were selected from The
majority,
Evans tulu ht not Ia either case,
Chidvs.er tau the change OF if0u
referred 90 wa because 10 did not lnsul
ne approval OF the miuuFlty-fht
democratic or one hing. Thls minor
ny taiu D. was contrary 60 inc home
a ulc idea, Nuw the comm, ttse Chsug,
nr ph. md q ~ 20 the tuii extent oil
Humo Iu e, Glowing the people o. HHy
WOO ,Hu IoglslrsTs shall u,, aud IuJ
e minority Marty klck- again, The UIl
. pmvlUrs mat la every Dem Irra,iC pro,
+. rlUCt the REGISTRAR suall bu ID mo,
nraL WHAT more 90 they wan Ut
they wish Democratic registrars lu
Republican prgoiuCt' That would NOT
Jf nome rule or the rule of tho major
49,, Inc registrar comes il0m the MA,
MY thidesIgr wanted 90 give &.
every parry just what iIs votes called
% ur
10 sutherland said be- was at loss d.
10 uu|vrrlaud the pos sion OF the ID mo
d cratic minority, FIRST they shout ~
s U.mr rule, anu now they uuuUuucu w.
ny lu. appointment by county q mmis,
q iuuvB without restriction, wouII
.ut truly represent llr pie,
"u.I uI which tho uflrpfl
! appointed. This was tine nearest %
Hu.uAi ulecll1u uy Che people ru,i
'lul1 ru. ll was NOT practicable 10
I elect man who only uaI tu W. "a