Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-30
S.nlte Passes SttIOgnphuB Bill
u 10 3.
REGISTRATION BILL Is PASSED.
Eminent Uumsiu BIll 80 Protest for
'onuiy Governor Mcasure-Draiu-
age B.ll Passed.

age OF certain bills ny that body, as
recorded in the News rsp9r. on Saiuf.
Jay.
HEIfsIHAuDS I'LL.
&. u ~, the registration Din, was
taken up on thirI reading.
M amendment was adopted by
wbien man absent from home AMI In
smother precinct 90 the state could be
registered In that precinct and have
ihr ihci Of HE regis ration certified to
tue precinct where ne resided.
Cannon called snow 10 the chalrAud
offered a number Of amen Imeuts 10
prevent Colonization, anu to facilitate
'hc work Of registrars. Ho also raised
the point Of the c5n'litutiouallty Of
several Irov.sious, which caused fur.
ihcr consideration Of tho bill to DO
d''ufted To a later hour 10 ihe Jay.
DRAINAGE DISTRICTS.
5. y. 10, 10 provide fut the orgauiza.
ton ui utaiuHgH ulstticts. Tor tue a,uui.
siilun Of canals aud DRAIN, hud for the
distribution u water Tor drainage pur.
poses, was iaasu w Tor htal action.
NhudIaud ,iefrl n number OF amend
menis relating 10 the manner " col.
Icc.ln' taxes for drainage purposes, hut
tuty Iii not pfcvpil.
Tue tuc.lou under discussion was ~
arranged tuHt property ownurs can pay
| lhtlr ut1lahle iuxrs IN labor
OWN TINE uuyERSoRis VETO.
2. Il, 81, providing Tor the employ.
mrul OF court tlsnuRfulhefs, came
| on REORGANIZATION OF the Judiciary
| committee that tue bill pass, nUtvith.
| standing the Governor veto. The
] Governor held that the bIll was unoon.
slliuiioual. vuiie the Judiciary com.
mlliye TOOK the opposite view.
warner novel tue adopt OF the
committees report ~ pass the bill over
] the dJvcruUr's objections.
Glen Miller opposed the motion,
10iding that the Governors position
"us We'll taken. IL tue plan proposed
'y tue judiciary COMMITTEES should
] prevail, % W0ull Institute system by
which district Judges could npuoInt
aheutls auJ other Ofiiceu-a danger.
Gus system, anu OneIcJntrafy 10 the
fpifit u tue Constitution,
sutherland snid Il would be Hbso.
! luloly Impossible 10 tx eUuFI steno.
! gfaphog'u salaries under present cOndi.
| uOus. Any proposition 10 that end
| mutt iAll, from n lack VI any f0uniA.
| ton on which ~ build. TheTs was no
more necessity for n stonogfaph 10
be- public officer than there was for n
tnltoE Tho stenogTAuher had 10 DO
Que oi superior mechanical sklil, that
being the only distinction. IL would
10 ~ fctblnsble to Insist that deputies
should come under the rule Of being
public officers. II this bill iaileL.
tho court bteuOgHphers tystrui
would be much more s1pen.
Hlyu than n u was sucGs.s.
iul, The Ohioi necessity for court
sirn1gfaIhofs was outside OF populous
ccutets, lOf Ia them there were plenty
OF tienoRfaphets, Sutherland thought
tho Governors objection was entitled
TO no more consideration THAI any one
senator
Glen Miller said Il was not only tho
GJysfuuPs opinion, but he hAI been
informed that the state attorney Rsn.
ofal had given his view that the III
was unconstitutional.
Sutherland said hs Understood the
attorney general took another position.
CunllAnd saij the system Ia the hi
Nas not satisfactory, Instead VI hrlp.
lug tue outside district, these would
he lelt without stenOgTHpueTs and tue
State would have g ray fT tho stsnO.
gfaphers in the pUpulOus counties. Ho
would rather have ~ uTt slunOgra.
pliers tnan tuoh "A condition.
Evans said he had been pTejudioed
against the hill, anu had believed ito
he unconstitutional. He had been
convinced HgAlnst mis- Irtjudlces aud
former views mat the OIil, y a. tho best
syH em that was ayailaUl. Tor the state.
aud believed that It was the duty OF
the Senate 20 pass the bill. Evans bt.
licytd that the Governors suggestions
were themselves Unconstitutional.
Booth said hu haI the gTtalest re-
tprct tor ihu GyytinYT h.u believed
tuat tuRt official had exercised the
greatest care IN considering measures
uteteuted - hun. 10 this bill he Oh.
lrg,ei because II wEs an attempt TO
eyAuH the Constitution. IL may be
tuuh Ru attempt, sand Booth, but that
depended On tue view as 20 whether or
not the court stunOgTaphet was an
UiiiceL On this point there was
conflict VI opinion between leading
sltUruoys. Booth was convinced that
N tue Governor hal lIseneu 10
the discussion VI this bill IA
committee he did not believe there
" uulI have been veto. IL was tue
Iuly ~ pass this bill because the Leg.
Islaluto could not enact other Law to
lake IT, place; aud tue til should DO
a'soI with vi any feeling against the
Governor, who TOO ubt hsu HctsI on
h best iudgu ent on mu CHI ditpuled
question, Tnls OH VuulI not deprive
ne outside districts VI a EteuOgTaphtr,
but would provide one.
lne motion 10 adopt tue COMMITTEES
report was suup'ed.
Inc fual vote on the bin fh wed
That II NAT Ueuu passed over the GOV.
.rugr's veto, by vote VI IA 10 3;
,Dsuut l.,
The vote wac! Ayes-Allisop,
Booth, Chambers, Chldestvr DfiscolI'
.vaur, Jones, Il, q. Miller, Warner,
N4uum, SuOV, Sutherland, ZIndsl,
NJ. Pro-Iueut-l4,
Noss-CsndiAud, Mckay, Glen Nil.
eI--3,
Ausent-Barnes-l.
HECI5lRAuON ONUE MORE.
IS, IL. s., tue registration BIZ, cana
~ Hgblu.
Evans moved to make the basis Of