Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-03

=. NNHAA " NI'NAANhNNH ANA .'HH
TOO MUCH TALK.
Ruihrrlnud moved the adoption Of
resn'u ion ptovidinS tnAt no speeches
ibsil be mote than hvo minutes, and
no me bsr be allowed 20 rHDak mlJu
ihHu once, Czcslt by unanimous con.
seut.
The resolution was carried,
BouSriEs FOR ANi,iALs, nc.
Sutherland moved o. reconsider the
vote by which VI. -. l45, providing
lur bJuuuUs ior viii aufmals WAS
killed. lilo hal found that theTo WAS
uecessity tor ila passage.
Then tOllowei statements 1l 90 how
ground iguiffeip, muskrAlD, etc., were
damaging iarmup, und how crfiaiu
vUuuuvs were utgitutiul Ia The mattel
Tue motion 10 reconsider prevailed.
CANAiGRE uJUNTY PASSED.
A communication was received from
the House that u rriusuUd 10 concur iu
tue Senate amendment 10 the CnuAigfc
bounty oil, fixiug the bounty ntsl Ior
ton OF this uriBI root.
A motion OF Booth, that the Senate
amen. munt be resided from, aud The
Dill lett TO pay the bounty u 81 on thr
ton Of green root, Wa CaffiUu, o. B,
The bill was then passed by stflct
psfty vote, except that JOues, ivpuo'
iican, voted no.
the SCHOOL BILL.
II, Is. 1903, the school bill, came an,
anu after being Clusidofud irai To"
minutes, was put over u ll copies ui
the House Amendments oJuld DO Iut-
uisheI 90 each msmuor.
CARRY LAND GRANT.
R.B.lO7, the bill to accept the Carey
land giant, came up.
Glen Miller sitalei that he
had a iist OIL smut dnon,s which would
materially mOdify tue niii.
Booth read from the IL 'Ab1fg, uahoi
Silver Hammer, showlug tue viciOur
nature Of the ldAno law tot which tue
GlsI N loT DILL was a COPY, anu iih
Injurious effects ulOu tue settlUts
b 9TH said no was atuiust bill u u
could be made TO operate In such 81
outrageous manner.
Gl,n Muller stated lat the bill " uld
have no suoh Effect with n good laud
cummlsssUn. lie did not want any.
thing left u tho next Legislature.
Evans, ChidestuT Aud warner
wanted the bill cut down, aa Ia the
form ~ uOw stool II would DO VA OUT
rage on bona hde settlers.
The vote On stTikiug out the sections
was carried IS 10 3. Tue vote stood:
Ayes-Aiison, CAndlhnd, Chsmhuts,
CnidssItT, Evans, Jonss, Mckay,
II. q. Miller, Warner, Wartum,
Snoq, Ziudrl, Mr. PRECEDENT Noes
booth, Dfiscoll, Glen Miller.
RAILWAYS ARE o. *.
Allison made record OF being Ia
favor VI adopting railway legislation,
and when tue report u the committee
on fAilwAys, AdvIslug no leglulttlon NJ
this etss On came ~ he opposed II.
The report was ADOPTED, Aili'on and
Chidesier voting no.
MINiNu DISTRICT RECORDS.
3, b. l2l. abollIhiug the recorder oi
mining districts, anu providing thai
tie business be zone by unty re-
co drtr, came on tue Commlttee's re-
psft, recon- mending its paB1ge.
There was u dnousAi0u au 10 whether
mining TscOrIerz were " we're no
dIstrot tfiaiTs. Booth AMI wafne
took an affirmative view, while J0ue
and 5uthot anu differed from them.
Tue committee report was adopted.
Jones moved TO strlke out the enact
ing clause OF the bill.
The motion was defeated o 10 5, ant
The bill wss read tbs nsg anu secouI
times uudcr suspension u tbs rules.
aOvKRSoR's APPOINTMENTS.
The 5rnsts vent into executive ses,
sion 10 consider the q tyeTuUt'a ap
puintmsbt- Ia the following messag,
iron His EXcrllenoyi
Il respectfully nominate the follow
ing maui ed persona 10 be Regents VI M
uuivsftlty VI UtRh, anu invite you
ADVICE Aud consent 10 their appoint
mem:
"James +. Talmage,tO al the vaoan
cy oocaslonei by the resignation o
Robert Hatkuess,
"Mts. Emma J. McVloker, g. OIL tn
vacancy uCoasiJutd by the resignation
VI Ftank J. Cannon.
"JOhn q. Packard, to al the vaoauol
oocs,ioued by tbs resignation Of Il. A
Wilson.
"waldsmAr Van Colt, Tor the tern
beginning July l, 1896.
"I'sac SuiIh Tot the tenn beginning
July l, 1917
The scuAle confirmed the Governor
App'AhhhA'hFt hAh VIVA iNNtra ~
2p.m,
10 tho last two appointments Mr
Nsn Cot succeeds himself aud Nc
smith, of LOlsu, succeeds Col, J, W
DJnnsllan, OF thi. ely.
roLYUAMuUs CuILDREN LEuIT.
MATED.
The hfat businerH this afternoon wa
listening to n messAee from thu Cove
HOf, ui which waH announced UKuuu
tive approval Of \. II, 10, egliuEuu
pOlygsm ~ children born pTlUT I
Jan. 4, 1856,
STATE TAN LEVY,
s.. 1875, pf1vid.us tor o. state "a
ley5 q. hye mills .OT SA.u purpose
anu three muls Tor school pufpUtt
was paced. Tnls Ia the ull imi. a
IOWtI by the Cuusutuuuu. The yol
on the uIll s,u0u' Ayu-AlluuI
Booth, Con- inland, Chamuyu, Cuiuc
ter, IL g.us, Mickey, Gluu M lirr,
q. miller, Wstuer, Snow, Suturrlau,
Zindtl, Mt, Pfe-ldeul--l Ab.vnt-
Bar-ts, Dntc.l, Jones, Wauum-'
TnE SCHOOL BILL,
The special order Tor tho Gitern90
wa II, b. lu3, pruviiing uuitUr