Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-14
MADE SHORT NORK.
House Htmte,s Fix Their Salaries
and Then Adjlurr.
REPORT on rnE EIenruouR LAW.
Governor signs the Blind Institute Bill
-lhe senate Bill on Liens OF
Judgments Passed.

Toe Australian ballot law, Senate
bill %, by Mr.. Allison, was passed by
the House yesterday afternoon by 8s
Affirmative votes, with no negatives
and twelve members absent. The vots
In detail was hs follows
Aye - Messrs. Andrus. Bolltho,
Bsrnheissl, Condor, Curtis, Cfltch.
low, Cushing, Ferguson OF Carbon,
q bis, Gibson, heiner, Howard,
Lewis, Larson, Lowry, Morrison. Nor
rlil, Monsob, Msughan, Murdoch,
Mansfield, Nebsker Of Salt Lake, Nys.
Robinson, Stevens, Snsdaker, Bnaier,
ssAvy ,sofenson, Taylor. Thorno, vii.
son, MIR. speaksr--s3.
Assent - Messrs. Beard, Cazier,
CLARK, Esau, Ferguson Of Bait Lskr,
Harris, Lennon, Nebeksr OF Rich,
RaddAlz. 5mooi, rhomp,on Of 5anpete,
Thompson Of Millard-i2.
Senate bill 10, substitute, amending
the laws Of u An H. relation 90 ifTiRa.
ton companies, was passed by an un-
Apimous vote.
A motion ny Mr.. Thompson, OF San.
peie, to consider the vote on senate
bill 81 was lUst and the House al.
Iourned NJ b.l5.
EThe firai blsl less today was the re-
ceipt anu naulng Of con. municati0us
IRON the Senate announcing executive
approval Of Seuale bill ~, on election
- - a.. =
iii 10, projecting lAborefa ia their
claims lot wngeF.
A Communication from the Cover.
nor anuluneed his signature OF Hou'e
billl.B, establishing a State tonool lof
ihu Ulind.
sALARiKs.
The Joint committee on House bill
~, nxiug the salaries OF members anu
A,Achts Of the Houte, recon merded
the rebellion OF the bill anu the auOp-
lion VI a Joint resolution subslituiod
with the rep ~. Tbe resolution fixed
the salhritt VI members AMI attaches
per day each a. follows, with mileage
ut 10 cenisi
Members. *; chief clerk, 80, minute
clerk, s.; Il ctrt clerk, 50 81; sngrossing
olrfk, 81; connitt.e o.efgs (2l 50 90,
ssrseant-at arms, s.; messsnFef (nfsil
81; mess-nger (ssoOudl $500; waton-
man, $500; chaplain, 50 o..
Mt. Ora cnlow moved 10 amend by
making the salary OF both messengeTs
the famr, 81. ~ there was no reason Tor
the Il suucnon. The amendment car.
fiou, 10 to o.
Mt 5eAvy moved M amendmsnt 10
pay tue Waterman 81 per Jay, instead
0i flbO, anu the change was 30 made.
MI BArton moved 20 reduce thu
N leags 10 D cents per mile.
Nj, SeaVy thAught 8 cents would be
al right Tor those living IN faiifoLd
hles, but ior wagon travel u was not
ontu.h.
The amendment was lost by big
majority.
Mf. Gibson said "rhere IL more than
me way OF showing cur patriotism,
We have spent two or three thoussnd
dollars Of the peoples MONEY In show.
ing Patriotism with our mouth; now
let u snow u In some sui a.aniiai way.
j move al amendment 10 take from
the uaily saiafy Of each member ans
employt 90 cents.
Mr. Cfitohlow made inquiry Of Mr..
Gibson 10 o. whether or no. no thou , ht
81 per Day too much for legislator.
Mr.. Gibson-"lf can cut ufi enough
nom zach msmbst's salary TO pay my
own, 1 viii then tuink / have earned
~; uug it seems 90 N III my talk was
Ike pouring cold water on RvptlSll.
cams baok."
The proposition was defeated and u @
commilee's report was adopted.
OTHER oOMMlT1EH REPORTS.
The judiciary anu Q unties commit
toe reported iAvorahly, with amend.
mentr, House oil rs, providing Tor a
uuif0fm syst, m OF county gov rnment,
Upju request OF tho committee o,l.
siueration OF the rep II aud blll was
postponed until the bill could be r,.
printed together with the numrr %
amendments.
Tue judiciary COMMITTEES fepoftei
lavofabiy on senate bill %, Ame ding
Utah laws relating to liens ON IudR
ments. The report was AdopitL aud
tue bill, Ia regular order, placed on
nnal psssal . anu passed, Mr.. Condor
registering the only negative vote Tor
tue stated reasou that he believed tut
present law better than the PROPOSED
smendment. Mr.. Nye gave no Ice oil
motion tor reconsideration.
Tue comm tee on labor reported
fAvofably on House bill 1888 prol.oiIng
employees and w0Tkmen IN certain
case; and on request VI Mr. Ferguson
OF Carbon the report was made the
special order tor MondAylnexi.
Tue same committee also teporled
iaVoraoly ON House bill IL. the "a .nt.
hour law, reporting n disagfesmsut
with the o. iniOn OF some members OF
tue Judici'ry COMMITTEES that such n
measure wtuld be unconstitutional. la
the absence OF tho chairman OF the
committee consideration was laid over
III Monday.
Senate bill 90, comforting majority
rights ON minvIs In certain cases, wa
ftAd MIST nnu second times ana r, q.
ieifsd 10 the judiciary committee,
when the House, ON motion OF MI.
Harris, auIournsd till Monday at
O'Clock pm.
Tho Weeks work.
Following is tue work completed by
the House uufing tho Wtetl
MISUNDERSTANDING Dill rs frr, nuhllp