Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-26

ing 81 500 for road from Ashley tC
| Hebet CITY.
BY Thompson: II. b. 1l9, rtqulr
ing proposed franchises IN cities TO bt
submitted to popular vote.
By Dresser: IL. b. 100, providing
FOR the publication OF legal notices and
| fixing fees for SAM.
BY 5loap: IL. h. l2l, creating q
reservoir lnni giant fund.
by Htnsnu: Il. Il. 49,, appropriate
ing $1,000 tor road between
| pnngu.ich and Esoalaute.
BY Forshet: ii. u. 1873, Amending
| the estriy law. 1t causes money de-
rived from the sale OF estrsys 10 90 to
the c0unty instead OF the Sate
treasury.
BY Mangan: II. b. l24, creating a
| steam b3ilsr inspector.
by Gibson: II. -. 125, to prevent
the sale OF intoxiGauts within ten
miles VI an Indian reservation, except
n cities and towns.
BY Forshee: il, b. I2G, liking rail-
rOAi rates. 1T 10 the gu ROlitho bill,
by Shepard; u. Is. III, relating to
salar.ee " county officers ana their
uepulies.
By Taylor: HI. II. 81, TO amend
WV AGDbNANhAAEAA ~ o. - NM " lAikAk-
CAGES 90 be sXemp, from taxation.
II. 3. q, the wild animal bounty
bill came up on Senate amendments,
when were cOnCufred IN,
The memorial asking Congress to
grant sltra tor reservoirs was passed.
II. Is. SO, to regulate the rate OF in
tertst to DO charged TOR money, was
considered on THIRD reading. / made
the legal rate per cent aud prohibited
thlgner rate Than IL per cent. An
animstud debate On tue merits of the
bill took place. On QUO side II was
hold tnut IL would tend 10 discourage
the Investment OF foreign capital In
this STATE, and on the other IL was
Insisted that unreasOnably h gu rate
OF Interest should be pfOhibneu by
law. At length, on motion OF Sloan,
The enactlug clause was stricken cut
Adjourned.
The House transacted the following
business this afternoon:
Several comm u 1ications from the
Senate were read. Oue OF them an-
nOunced the rejection OF O'Brlen's bill
t. fund debts Of municipalities and
school districts. O'Brien asked that
this communication lie on the table, as
he thought the Senate would recon.
slider the vote by which the bill was
lost.
Several claims were introduced aud
referred to the State board OF examip-
err.
II. b. SO, providing for the weigh
iDg OF coal al Tho mines, came up on
Senate amendments. On motion Of
Cailis the House refused 10 concur,
and CALLS, Sloan anu Martin were ap.
pointed conferences committee.
Marlin introduced petition from
rostdents OF San Juan aud Gra nj coun.
lice, urging an appropriation to make q
road from Thompaan's Syringe through
lhuss counties. Ii gave cogent reasons
why the TOnd should be male, among
them the development OF the mining
interests OF that region, and the Keep
Ing Of trade within the State.
Dltsnn introduced petition from
olus ms OF Beaver c unity, asking that
certiiu district In thOt county be
reserved 40 a park.
N. @. Sorensen Introduces pc.
tltlOn from citizius OF Saupste
usking the Legislature to me
mOraiizs Congress to STOP this prose-
culion OF citizens OF this Stale for
saving native timber.
Benton from tho committee on
| forestry reported favoraply the bill for
| the protection OF certain kinds OF
| timber, AuOpteI.
SlsRn from the committee on public
lands reported thai several mersures
Rotating TO public lands had
beun considered ana Suffered prln ed.
a discussion ensued In REGARD to the
| printing, and siOau teverely censuTed
| the printeTe for lack o! pTUmpinees ana
| intimated that he would say mors
upon the subject when tue hppropr q,
lon to pay them is cOnsidereu.