Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-08
n Morrison the Senate smrndments TO
II. q. X. No. were concufred In.
CONFEDERATION on RErORTB.

n Morrison the Senate smrrdnenis TO
II. &. X. No. were concufred In.
CONFEDERATION or REPORTS.
On motion Of Caller, tho House then
went Into a committee OF the whole,
with Th0rns In the chair, fer the con-
sldefaiion OF several COMMITTEES reports
which had previously brea read.
Tho frat taken up was The livestock
com mlttes's report on II. Il. No. 10, by
Condor, for an act pro yidlng for the
more effectuai prevention OF cruelty 10
animals. This COMMITTEES Recommend
ed it, non.pasaage.
Condor, the author Of tho bill, be-
came somewhat enrsged, when a mo-
ton was made 10 adopt the committees
report. Said he, on arising, "uentle-
men, beiors that motion ~ put | arise
10 ask that the vote on thi. proposition
he put on record. I would also like 10
ask this chairman Of the committee
wherein they base their findia gt?"
Asdrus, the chairman OF tho COM
mittos, stated that the bill had bsen
under Consideration for about tbfse
weeks. They had examined u thorough.
ly sod found that II was substa ntislIy
covered by the present statutes"
"well," said Conden, ~ give notice
that ~ the oommiltso's report II adopt
I'd, 1 will Immediately introduce an.
other which will DO more definite aud
cover more fully the defects In the
proient law"
The report was laid on the table.
The live stock oommiltosis report
recommending the nos- passage OF II.
n. No. 80 relating 10 the boiouling Of
waters, was next taken up, when CazleT
moved TO refer the bill 10 tho commit.
tee on public health.
This created quite = discussion, and
upon vote being taken CaEier's mo-
ton was lost. Tho cOmmittse's report
was then adopted.
Tho pss,sgs Of II. II. No. %, by
Condor, for m act providing seats for
female employees whom not actually en-.
gagged In service, was recommended by
the COMMITTEES on public health. Harris
moved 10 eliminate the emsrgsncy
clause, anu Gamer wanted tho enact.
log clause stricken out because he felt
Impressed that "lf employees did pro-
vide seats Tor their clerks, etc., there
was no means Of compelling them TO
at down. This latter proposition met
with strenuous opposition from this au-
thor, alter which tho emergency clause
was stricken out, and the passage OF
tho bill recommended
Substitutes for II. B.'s Nos. % and
10, pfovidlng pay for boards OF educs.
lion. were submitted by the committee
On education. They provide that mem.
bprs Of school boards shall serve with.
out compensation, and In aooordance
with the committees report were laid
on the table.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
The commlttee OF the whole then
arose anu the following new bills were
introduoedi
II. IL. No. gs, Withdrawn the day be.
fore by EgaD. was reintroduced. II
provides that railroads shall build pro-
por crossings over streets aud roads.
n. II. No. lOl, by Stephens, confer
ring on Judges Of the district court the
authority, which has heretofore been
vested In the probate court, 10 commit
persons for insanity.
II. u. No. 1902, by Condor, requiring
teachers In the public schools 10 teach |
children 10. he kind 10 animals.
\. u. No. 8, by Miller,ihe newspaper
libel bill.
s. Is. No. ~, by Sutherland, to pro-
viz. seats for clerks OF courts.
y. II. No. 45,by ButheTland,t to release
ono Joint debtor without disoharging
the other.
Tue Senate informed tho Hou,e that
II had passed h. Is. No. Al, providing
for seah for disirict courts and county
clerks, and \. ID. No. IS, providing for
the relsase Of Iaint debtors.
The Governor sont To the House the
report Of the chancellor Of the board VI
regents OF tho Stale University for
1896, the stslsr Of weights aud msss-
ures, tho DeseTet Agricultural ana
Manufacturing society aud ia. board
OF medical enminefs. Referred 10
appropriate committees.
Tho mt reading OF bills brought
Harris 10 his feet, to take on oeptlOns 10
h. Il. No. lO2. He moved that aa
there was no means OF enforcing the
provisions Of tho bill, except as 60 the
teAchess, that iis consideration by ue
House be rejected. The motion was
ruled out Of order at that time, but
upon second reading, II was renewed
and carried.
Stevens asked for a suspension OF ths
rules, that his bill, No. l0l, might be
passed, but the House refused to
acquiesce Ia HE request and adjourned
until 1880 pm.
EVENING SESSION.
Tho evening session was given over