Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-31
IMPORTS o. COMMITTEES.

,sstlop,, and recommended IL pass.
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IMPORTS o. COMMITTEES.
sutherland, chairman Of committee
90 spgtossed and enrolled bills, re-
tofeI the following, passed by the
House and Senate, As ready TO receive
lbs signature OF the President OF this
senale.
Anacl to prohibit blAckllIting.
An act authorizing the Governor TO
appolnt notafies public, confirming the
Appolnlmon,s heretofore made, aud
validating official acts under such APP
p9lnlmenu.
Anact tor the organization OF the
supreme court, defining its powers
ADD fixing the terms thereof, aud pro-
wiling Tor the appointment OF clerk,
deputy clerk abd bRiiifS, defining
their dulits and fixing their salaiiei.
Sutherland, chairman Of the 10.
o ciafy committee, reported back =.
o.. No. ", an act TO define who are
l,lloEstfyAnS, with amendments,
sli ftcjmmon ed It's passage; also
tat N, b. No. IA, nm act providing for
The uansisr Of causes pending In the
strict court, as amended by ihe
H.uit, and recommended that II DO
pissed with The House amendments.
Oh STATE SEAL.
MeKSy, chairman Of Joint special
'lumitloo on seal for the State, asked
aihsi time, rs 40 many designs had
te.ntulmllled; granted.
ToR A NEw SCHOOL LAW.
Allison introduced S. b. No. a., an
O. 10 provide uniform system Of
'i'e schools Tor UIau; committee on
education.
Mr, Allison asked that 800 copies Of
Too hlll be printed because OF the Inn
iofgpct Of the measute.
FROM THE HOUSE.
A Communication was received from
The House, announcing the passage of
H. b. ", an act TO provide Tor the
'lppoilol wives deserted by their hus-
vAhu', etc. The bill was referred 20
'hs COMMITTEES on Judiciary.
FIRE AND POLICE BILL.
Warner moved that the fire and
olca olll be postponed for ono week,
~ response to tho request OF Mayor
ulenilnning and Others.
sutherland opposed. He said IN.
Sy Council had refused 10 nsk IN.
L,RlilAlufe 10 repeal the law.
me pe'lllon was read, In which was
p'OmAeu many reforms In CITY gov.
s ,,.li which would save Salt Lake
booia SAID that n any nav Ilgh,
,,a' 70 9e gained, he would 10 Willing
s,Is the time asked. He was fos |
'us uilli ahd thought no would he In
W., rom now, but he did NOT care |
L'ans said a great deal OF TINA had
o'sn 'Aeen already, anu he did no, 49,.
~ sC9l reason for such postnone,
,ussL Ihe opponents Of he biIi hsd
~ sveiy opportunity, and fur,har
~ Vas not c nslstent with thn 80
1901 the State. ~" 'H0 "e'-
b,I ' in., say. , the city administration
lie beisv.J az "ut where II stood, and |
,,1IiS .nu,','.d the consideration Of ths
Cs1S gu'u ue deferred a. requested.
0,s.ef wanted no further mat
ILL., rms business was Lar
n m,l, a9l The other half shouId ha
HpIe'ed Al once. o''u pe
' 'oNss SAID the petition for DALAI
men ~ W Ine mayor eleven co1nc'I'
Ts 3, snl AZ the city officials sScom,
nsBn T ~ 'he hre and police denst,
allipg o. ,uls was that bill eobsoIi.
itRt ,, Sy.@ln departments, and effect.
AZ aoen''i,'inehment, might be- to,non
cav , "a. Introduced. II was a cun.
NJ ~ mat the request for ds,ss oeut.
Oils S NV, He charged Inc fsi.una
men, mi S Sv, were afraid Of public ssni,
lbron.ahn l therefore wanted IN ,nsh 4,
ne Cenro ih return for tho courlpsv n,
laIp,es S Y , In allowing The Icy syo, ~
Should ba sSS meeting place, lhe tsnIsst
o, i' r,.,n objected TO the cops,,,, 80.
Jones IeisIs language by ssn. We
tsIl's.a a ,ll,on did mot tbInS 'q 1ono
iubIio Nna' he himself saId' kss
VALE ss nehl' Allison stated ths,
,urpsns,s y, wa, not an enihnSisstlo
maj no 5s he non.partlsan svsien
IiopO,.s ~ \ ie ,t Of that sentiment In
al duly u the servant