Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-17
CHANGE FOR CITIES,
That They hay Ho.d Their Elections
10 Nay,
ny rnr SENATE


Tho nrst business Of the Senate today
after listening TO reports Of the en-.
Rrossing aud enrolling and appropfia.
iiors committee oh formal matters was
u request by Jones to have 8. y. %, IN
relation 10 Insurance companies, made
the special order Tor Moaday, March
% The roques. was granted.
ADMINISTRATORS BILL.
y. B. iOi, relating 10 sdminiitfalors,
was taken Up.
Eysns offered au amsndmonl 10 the
little.
CAndlAnd asked that the bill 20 over
till Glen Miller came iu, a. he had
given notice OF motion 10 reconsider.
Evans Of jeotod, anu D motion 10 post
pone wes carried over the oblsoti1n.
sALARiEs BILL.
on motion Of Sutherland, 3. B. lO3,
the salaries bin, was postponed uli
tnis afternoon.
GENERAL BLEoriONa.
y. -. iO2. relating to general cleo.
tiuns, Was lageu ~ on its third read
Ing. Guis was iutf0Iuced by tue oitc-
u1UH committee, and makes suuuty
provisions concerning eltci1 r, H.
iefuug TO Representatives t1 Congress,
electors NJ President aud Vice Fnsl.
dent; state tnlfrfs; members VI tue
Legislature; amru. mruts to the Cou-
suiutl0n; special elections, vacancies
iu tue Legislature, State oillcrtH. die
tfici judge; te vote; futnsnins poll
books; Cate uf ballots after counting;
excluding excess baiills; making cleo.
tlun rrturns; contest; canvassing 10.
turns by county comm tsiouofs; corlih.
Gates % rltCiilui board OF stale ON.
yassuu; pub,ishiug tho election law;
and fcgIH.fatiOn aud oluctlUua in oltius.
\ motion by Evans TO make slx
months the HINT Of time ballots must
no kept uv orc being desir. yea, instead
q Twelve months, wis defeated.
o. motion Of WAfrum, the mileage
q messengers 10 bo sent after uslin.
qurni Judges OF elections, 10 biting the
fclutns, was made ton cents per mile.
On motion of EvALt, the pay II tue
State mCssp ngcr for tbis purpose was
m uc tour dollnra per day.
Evans opposed aii1sing tho dover.
nor 10 decide between slate Judges IN
lhe case VI Tie, because II would give
the Governor two vutol.
Candland sug rslrd that 1t was a.
we'll 10 giyo tho d1vufnaf fepresrnI-
Ing u majority Of tue people, two votes,
M 10 gamble ny casting lols ~ to which
vi tho Tied Candidates hhuuld have twI
votes.
Jones took the same position ~
Eyans, thai tue decision between the
iw0 snouli DO ~ oa-ling tots. Tbs
MrItay I'M m. sam. vi.v a. t,n,.
did.
Booth said no was eutprilsd NJ MEM
brit prcierfing 10 gamble over decis.
ION insl,sd Of leaving the choice 10 a
mhn VINO REPRESENTED majority Of
we ptolie, Ino Governor w0uli take
the high stani VI tho best man for the
place.
Jonea-Suppoae charlie Crane had
oeeu elected dovtrnoiy
hoo1h--lhal 10 not hupposable
Vaso' .,, -
choice between q tie TO the casting of
lots.
Evaus'a amendment making the
decision Of tis by lot, was A1opiud.
Booth moved 10 stfike out Of the Din
all reference 10 city elections. Toe mo.
"o ,.'..e ~ ,..,.,,. 80, a.,
vision requiring a v.ter IL a city 10
vote iu tue mu iripal ward where he
flsldes. EARNED.
SNOW muvel % amend by directing
clty c0uuo 30 q appoint Judges and
clerks IN csses whore city elections are
nold. Carried.
,...o,.,, -. .
'""N''NN WY hhhViioNs'
Booth offered amendments proyii.
ing tor city elections on the tuesday
after the n at Munlay N May oil sach
year, IN oltins of tho fifst aud second
classes, anu providing that tbs terms of
the lfesent tiiicefB expire May 81.
1897.
Sutherland moved 10 amend hv CT.
tenuing the time VI tbs present tfiloers
to MAY 81, isgs, Booth accepteu ms
unrsp ,,,es.ag
NJ this point communication was |
received from tue House, announcing |
The p0ssage Of II, y. l6l, ioTbidding |
The uale OF liquor to indiana, and ). IS. |
%, lleue on Judgments.
Auo ooha'o 'ooA ieoess VII v m'
CITY ELECTIONS IL MAY.