Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-16

tive session Eas opened by a Senate
meeting ~ lOa. m.
A me,sase was received from the
Governor announcing the appravsi
T. b. ~, rotating TO diseases in sheer,
=. b. 10, relating 70 drawing gfanu
Jurors, and 4. u. SO, providing for re-.
imbuf.vmsnt for damages by vlcIous
dogs.
TuE REvENUE BILL.
The revenue biu, 3. b. Of, was again
taken up, preparatory to Il al action,
for revision.
Sutherland had great many corfeo.
lions 70 suggesi, showing thht since The
laei meeting Of the Senate he had given
the bill close attention, with viow g.
having II In pfes,n,ablo shape. Hif
work proved to be very nsco,saty, anu
the corrections ne prop scd well mait,
thus placing the bili in more sails.
factory condition throughout.
Snow moved that before tue bill b.
hnsily passed utOn II 10 fufefiod 60
the oommltteo Tor the purpose VI being
printed. There had been 10 many
changes thHt the bill, Ia the shape u
had passed the Senate, should 10 10
the House ia pfintc1 iotm.
Tue bill WIS ordered reprinted.
FEwsrApER PROTECTION.
Z. u. lOi, protecting Newspaper 70.
poflofa anu JJufnailsls from revealing
tie ,ouics " their Information, va
teken up anu passed, u. q. Miller,
Warner, Sutherland aga Canuun vO
log no. warner gave NJ HE reason Tor
voting no that tho Uiil embraced In IT,
exemptions too many persons. Can
non stated that bls reason Tor voting
no wac because there was no necessity
for It.
Jones, who voted for the bill, gave
not CO that tomorrow he would move
TO reconsider the vote by when the
bill passed.
APPOINTMENT % ADMINISTRATIONS
3. u. lO4, relating to the appoint.
meut OF auministfatofs " the estates vi
deceased persons, came up ON IL finai
passage.
Dfltcoll and Chidetter oxprsssod
their disappToval of tho bill beoause
II allowed the court 10 Het aside rtln.
tiyss aud appointed other parties in It,
dis rolisu.
Sutherland declared that II was a
necessity, In case Of contests, to have
tbs power 10 settle the ulnloulty
quickly vetted In the court.
Booth ans Ounoed himself In favor Of
tho OH.
Evans offered an amendment pro.
viuing that loan, trust aud guarantee
ansooiatlons cannot act AZ Auministfa.
tors. lie thtnght there were enough
honest men outside Of corporations 10
10 the work.
Sutherland said that tho latter state
meDt was about tho mos remarkable
he ever heard. These associations
were permitted by the law TO do such
business, And ~ was absurd 10 say that
all corporations were made up VI dif-
honest persous. There was 40 reason
for lsgialallng against these corpor.
htloug.
Booth pointed out why these oorpor.
htions, In many oases, could do better
than individuAls; and tho proposed
law only allowed It when the Rppolnl.
ment OF relatives was unsRlisfaolofy.
Warner favored tho amendment, be.
Ing opposed 10 allowing Interpretations
TO act as administrators. He thought
II would give them political power.
Sutheflaud-Huw II THAR
Warnef-lf the court will not ap.
point them, they may make the Judge
the mark OF their enmlty.
Dtlsooll moved au amendment lrav.
Ing the law as ltnOw L.; loa.
Evans's Amendment was then car.
rled "a follow: Ayes-Chidsslrf,
Driscoll, Evans, Mckay, Glen Miller,
r. q. Miller, Warner, WAfrum and
zundel-g; NOE: Booth, Canulaud,
Jon,s, snow. Sutherland, Mr. Presi.
dent-5.
Glen Miller gave notice OF a motion
TO reoonsider the vote, and the bill was
deferred I'LL tomorrow fjr fnal vote.
stoaETARY on STATE hill.
4. Is, o., dehning duties OF secretary
OF state, wnlon fixes the fec Tor fiiinR
Incorporation papefe, was taken up and
passed without opposition.
SUPREME COURT CLERK SALARY.
s. b. lOa, salaries Of State and
county I'M was taken up.
Booth moved TO make tho salary OF
the Supreme Count clerk, which a..
cluded the otiicu Of librarian pud stati,.
iician, $500 Instead Of 800. rhe
reason iUr this was thAt the law &c.
quirsd the clerk 10 pay a deputy out OF
biz salary.
Jones sald 10 leave tho salary at a, 500
meauI that the clerk Is salary wuuiu b..
under tho law, only 5000, aud woull
have 10 employ additional heip cut Of
that for the staustiolan's oiilue.
Glen Miller pointed our the incou.
eislenoy Of paying the ojtonef uul
surveyor more than the Suptems
CUuu CLERK, librarian anu slatlhtioiau
comb ed.
hvans opposed the increase, because
the work could be & ine, no said, by
ole person. He thought all thr
salafle, but one (tue GUvetnnfl were
too large now. II tue Legislators knsw
how hard IL wRs Tor people 60 pay thpif
lexup, they would cut down salafits.
He protested against Keeping On
SALARIES. Money WIS worm mole n "
than II ever was, anutnr wBgs shOu he
reduced. tic thuul ht 81 9UO, or a 900,
Was enough Tor the 5uplen.v Uour
CLERK.
sutherland pointed out how Evans
was laOuring uuurr mishppreu, usiun
AS 10 the Work In tue suuitme oIuft
clerks Uilice. Az the ulll uOW stlou. n
would uol give the CLERK m 10 tlan 500
a mouth. He WIS Ia favor OF mukins
the amount nj ltnst 2,l0O.
Chidsster moved 10 MAKE the amount
sa.IOU,