Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-06

sENATE.
The 1nt business In the Senate to.
day was listening TO committee &c.
porte.
The commiltee on labor reported on B.
Is. 90, to provide Tor the payment Of
labor Ia cash, and recommended tina;
It be passed ~ amended.
Tue committee on appropriations
and claims reported that G.. e.. Duy's
petition for 81 900 Tor compensation of
Joseph y. Bachr, Territorial statisti.
clan, should 10 10 the State board Oi
examiner; report adopted.
The appropriations committee report.
cd lfavofabt gou n. Is. 1873, making
aspeciAl appropriation for tho Reform
school.
The COMMITTEES on Judiciary reported
ia favor Of tue passage VI 3. Is. %, IN
relation 10 deeds iof real property s0ld
under execution.
A substitute was reported by the
judiciary tor Senate concurrent rosolu.
zion No. I,
Tue Judiciary recommended the pas
sage Of X. u. "a, lieus aud iudgmVutB
Ia district and circuit COutlH VI tue
Uuted States.
The committee on luclsty reported
in favor u the passage Of tue bill au-
thouzing district courts 10 confer ma.
iOflty pOwets on minOfs Ia certain
cases.
rnc Judiciary committee also report
ed on +. Is. II, Ia relation 70 the
estates OF deceased persons, introduced
ny Senator Wnuum. The committee
rec mmuudeI that tho bill be IA.
uthuituly postponed, tot tue fcnsOu
that II WAS a full revision Of the code,
anu might be- pg prtly taken up by =
special commission " by tho next
Legislature.
PROTECT EMrLUYEs.
4. -. 80, TO protect employees Ia their
wages, was received from tue House
with amendments. Tho amendments
were cUncufrcd IN.
=. Is. B3, folslivc 10 tho payment Of
employee wages In money, was
amrnueI AMI pAsscd with met read.
log. There viii be considerable OBJ
lection 10 tho dill.
10 PROTECT JOuHNALisTs.
Glen Miller introduced 5. u. lOi, to
prst,c CT JOurnalists.
Booth asked what arms " was pro-
ViJed should be furnished Journalists,
hat got no information.
Tue PRECEDENT htked N the bill should
go 10 the COMMITTEES on militia,
Tue author asked that II 20 TO the
committee on printing anu Il was 10
ordered.
ENHANCING MUNICIPAL POWERS.
s.B.sl, snlarging the powers Of third
e'As CititF, was taken up and House
amendments, which were not oOu-
CURED In, and Candlaud, Snow And
Cuidester were appointed "a conference
committee.
MINING BJARD.
s.B. is, providing foT State board
Of mining inspectors, was taken up.
A. lts author, Chambefsi was absent
oli siGefall0u was postponed III
Wednesday next. A motion that II
phss IT. second reading by its title was
defeated.
MINORs.
3. Il. 30, empowering district courts
to cluirr maiOTity powers upon
minors, passed H. fret reading and
was hled Tor second readiug. Jones
registered his vote ~ agAintt tue blI.
LIENS ~ q. s. COURTS.
y. q. "a, relative to liens anu judg.
meui- Ia distinct anu circuit courts Of
the u. g. was taken up and passed
without opposition.
DEEDS USDER FORCED SALES,
3. Is. %, relative u deeds and real
properly sold under execution, was
taken up AMI passed without opposl'
lion.
COUNTY EXCESS WARRANTS.
n. u. %, providing foT the payment
Of county warrants issuoi PRIOR % Jan.
4, 1896, Ia excess OF the legal limit, was
taken up on nnal passage by the
Senate,
Tue bill passed without dissenting
vote aud the bill returned TO the House
with Senate amendments,
REFORM SCHOOL APPROPRIATIONS.
IL. Is. LIS, special appropriation ioI
the state Reform school, was passed.
The appropriation IL $4,000.