Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04
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Tho Senate Today.
GOVERNOR, yrrOgs UPHELD.
Fort Cameron a. A school Site Ms.
cussed-Ater Mining Recorders
1cwuslte Changes &c. ctrd, lie.

takO whole Jay TO uuEfotH tue Nlli'
IL wrs sugrs1tod that conference
csmmillce DO appointed upon matters
OF dissgtssment between the two
houses, and a committee 70 specially
consider the changer
Glen Miller called attention 20 the
fac, that the appropriation bill was also
delayed IN the House, and the senate
ways and mesus committce wanted
some chance for considefing 20 impor'
liant mca'urc.
The subject was deferred till II could
DO learned what the House situation
was.
EsTRAYs.
A communication was received from
he HOUSE, announcing The passage OF
IA. h. a., relating o. the disposal Of
ostfays.
sEALER a. WEIGHTS.
Tie committee on Manufactures AMI
commerce reported hsCk House hili H.
abolishing the on Of sunlcf Ui
wsiyhts and measures, without recon-
mondAtion,
TRASs.sussissiPri CUN0REss.
The committee on appropriations
and claims reported on Senate petition
~, asking that $1,000 be- appropriated
toward the expenses Of tho Trans.
Mississippi congress to bV held 10 Salt
Lake Guy on hrpitmbcr l. 1913,
REQ mmVnJing tina. no appropriation
be made. Tue committee tuuught the
business interests should bear the
burden.
The report wss adopted.
REFORM SCHOOL
The committee on public inltlluti1us
reported Ia favor OF passi K the bill Tor
the removal Of the reform school - n
new site In Ogden.
FORT CAMERON NoRStAL SCHOOL.
The committees on education and
claims reported on II. II. 49,, Tor n
State norma Al school, NJ Fofl Cameron,
Beaver county, that It do not pasg.
The report was AdUp1od.
LEGISLATIVE THANKS.
Warner introduced resolution
thAuking II. Il. Edwards Auu G.. ~.
Jackson, desi NETS Of the Great Sral OF
the State, for what they VIA.
The rules were Suspended, aul thr
resolution passed by unanimous VOC.
RAILWAY POSTAL CLERKS.
Allison introduced, by requests rrt9.
luton asking UtAh's Congressman huI
Congress generally, TO favor the Lin.
t0n oil, classifying railway tJsial
clerks iatO three glasses.
Laid on the lADlg TO come up IN IT,
order.
COMMITTEE REroRIa
The Judiciary committee reported
Tor tho indefinite pUslponement OF
number OF bills, which II regAr.td ns
unnecessary NJ this time, or which
were covered by laws already enaclei,
Also, for the pa sage OF n. ~. 40,
re.enaoling the present law relating 10
p1lygamy, otc.
Also, ior the rejection Of Is. b, III,
ys oed by the Governor.
Alec, recommending the passage OF
II. h. ia, relating to probate courts, 4.
Is, 1852, rotating 90 the hpprsisemenI Of
townslte lots, anu n. l.. lHg, iut0tma-
InE uovERSOR SUSTAINED.
The Governors veto OF 3. Biz,
which wac Intended 60 allow n4u-
10 isletrd electors to vote nj the Mer
cur election on April n, came ny on
the judiciary cummitlo,'s rcOOmmen.
datlon that the Governor bu sustained.
Tho report was adopted.
"a n lNl FEinfiuH A.. tho
ton Of schools anu colleges, vetoed by
the Governor, next came up.
Several mumburs slated that n the
bill gave any additional powers
or benefits TO school Incorporation they
would vote for n; hut having found
that the present law was ample, and
conferred an tho privileges the new
bill was intended 20 confer, they re-
gard tubs us being unnecessary.
The Governors veto was susthino J
ty vote VI 10 ~. Those voting ave
were Booth, Jones, II. q. Miller, War.
rum, Snow ana sutherland; those
voting IN the negative were Allison,
Caudland, Cnides,er DrisotIl, Evans.
Mckay, Glen Miller Warner ZunJel,
Mr.. PtusiuenL
no TOwSsirE CHANuE
3. Is, 1872, providins Tor chances 10
the toWuslte law, particularly affecting
Eureka, Juab county, came up.
Sutherland tAl ur was not fully
satsned with tue biil but WuulI vote
GTit, lie uid s0, but was the only
one, for all others voted Tor Whruor's
motion TO striEo out The onao.lng
1lEuse.
AIsING KECOUuERs.
8. b. l2l, ab1lishing mining record.
10 anu deyJlvlng their duties on
county recorders, came up for final
action thereon.
The bill was amended NO that the
county recorder Wuu d appoirt a depu-
~ whenever twei y-tlvo 20 Pic Ia lhs
mining district pettlouei therefor.
The nill was uprosed by Jones and
sutherland.
Booth said he was willing to Kill
tho vii, as tbs h.ube haI "a better mta.
sure.
Warner was opposed TO killing the
uHli ~ no regarded II Ne far superior 10
uu House on.
The OIL was killed, ayes g, noes 10.
IA. h. 70, on tue same subject, was
aiken up.
After reading end amending, huaI
action thereon was deferred, Rt sutuer.
lands request, to later In the day.
REMovISG REFORM SCHOOL,
h. Is. l67, providing for the removal
ana control VI the STATE reform school,
and placing the school fnt tue deaf am
uumb In the present reform school
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