Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-19

Jet was 70 get the get the unclaimed
goods 10 a central point
Allison Sgain charged that the bill
was 10 the inter IL 0i Salt Lake CITY.
He slso declared that Salt Lake was
the most slfl.h community that he
knew anything Of. The senator grew
very Wig fous In HE speech
Cannon demanded ihat Allison
name one Instance where he, as SALT
Lake membur hA1 uttered one word
orgiven one vote 10 favor OF Salt Lake
GsagHinst TIC STATE; Ot where the rat
Lstu mbers had 20 voted. Allison
denied having inteudeI ~ make such
fefsf5 nee.
NJ, Kay remarked that Salt Lake
might sons day be attached g. OEIsn,
the greatest commercial center In
Uiab, 10 TAT AS tsilwtyi were con.
cefntu-"lhu hnuuwHuus b. 90 tho
vslp'--aud the amendment should
prevail.
Sutherland saiI he could not Soy
Ogdsn people were sUllsi; his UEIerI.
enue was not that way. lupy we're
good people, like the tust OF tue people
IN the State. All be wanted was u
have the bill make the best provision
Tor tue sale Of height, fUT the benefit
Of tue State. Halt Lake had Ouo-iuurth
the population ui the state, Rud pziu
one.hAlf the taxes, and naturally wa
emitted 10 a shsfe Of consideration.
ChiJe tor .snisd tuat salt Lake
was good market lilo thought u
the p,Oftst mafKol Ia tue d,aie. The
better markets were outside.
Sutherland asked hunter oi quef.
iious ~ 10 why shipping was Doe o.
salt Lake A. toe poorer market instead
OF 70 the better market, hut Chidtstef
faiitd 10 give satisfactory replies.
There was iuuueT discussing o.
neither an entUftaI ding nor an instfuc.
tive chHrsclef.
The amendment was carried.
HoUaE pIsAuREEMANT.
y. Is. ~, In relation 10 liens and ludg.
meats, came up on tue report Ul the
conference committee. There Wa
misundsraianuln ny which buthef.
land bad not been consulted, pud ~
consequence OF n defect In the report II
was referred back TO the commltIJt.
JONES AND LABJR.
y. ID. 90, the bill relating to payment
Of mineu wages, came next Inis 10
the case where thsfo Il q divided re-
port non tho committee on labor.
A request was made o. have the bill
20 over iii Joncs could Oo present.
This vas objected 10, d. no was absent
% much. There were several sKpfrs.
SONS showing that Joues's fellow
membtfs 10 not approve bis course.
The bill was mhus special order for
Friday morning.
TmE SALARIES nil
4. b. lOS, the salaries bill, came up
for hEAl action.
On motion VI ChidesteT, the maxi.
mum pay Of county commissioners m
olaas II vas made 500 Instead OF $40. !
CAndland moved 20 nK county |
oOmmlssiOneTs' max imum pay In class |
Al $500. Tue motion was carried.
This leaves counties Ia class 10 with |
n maximum $50 more tuan In class o, |
n higher Class.
Cannon moved 10 make 81 go the /
maximum salary Of county commits.
sionsfs In the tfs, Glass, " ion incluIts
Bat Lake county, instead VI 5000. rho
change was made,
Cannon moved TO make tho treas. |
urer anu collectors maximum IN Salt |
Lake county $1,000 instead VI $1,000. |
Cannon Ca lou attention TO tho wuTk |
and responsibility dsvolving on ihsss
ofheefs under tho stAto law; he also |
cIed the opinions Of several leading
Taxpayers Ia Salt Lake equity, thst Rn
Increase should TO made ABOVE that
proposed by the senAtOT. The increase |
suggested was made.
CAREY LAND GRANT.
ChidostVT, OF the COMMITTEES on rub. |
lie lands, reported substitute bill fof
Glen Millef's accepting tho terms 90 |
the carey set Tor tue State, anu recon-. |
meniud Its passage After tue read. |
ing OF this report recess was laSrn till |
pm.