Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-06

OF Congress gave districts the right 10
keep their ow q recDris.
KlmDAll said that, under the Senate
bili, a petit lou signed by 100 minersi
you'd cause copy Of tho records 10 oe
provided for the district, He showed
the danger oil obstruction q winch
district records were generally exposed.
Tine substitute was rel cteu.
Thoresen thought II would be great
burden on SINE Of The counties to
cause all the OH mining TeCorls to be
abstracled, AMI offered an samendment
~ ubvIale the tNpenssi which was
adouted. Tue blu passed.
O'Brlen ysl 10 r. cJneider the ac'
tion taken las. evening by which tho
PROVISIONS relating TO bauk examiner
were maze to apply to private banks.
A wrangle occurred on points OF order,
anu the speaker at length ruled ihat
the motion TO rec Insides was M order.
O'Brlen made au argument IN opposl-
tion IL having private banks exH-
mined. Tho motion to RECONSIDER pre-
vailed. IL ylauce made an argument
against requiring private bRnks 70 BE-
examined. Sloan moved tue previous
queauOn, and tho a. sliou REQUIRED uu
adopting toe chapter, 40 the 5snat=
DID, exemping private banks IRON
examination. The title as it passel
the Senate was adopted.
Shepard moved that tue code with
House amendments DO sent to tne
Senate. R)ylauce read a list VI por'
uona OF the code on which aUiion haI
ueeu deferred by the IL luse.
Kinney moved those portions be
now considered, and IL was ordered.
Several titles were stricken out IN
order 10 give place 10 bills covering
their subjects.
O'Bren moved TO reconsider the
vote by which the Hguse refused to
reduce tue minimum liquor llceuse
fee. He made an argument Ia favor
OF reduction. The motion to rec)n'
slider prevailed. O'Brien then moved
to make the minimum $500. Carried
by vote Ot 20 ~ II.
DuflI u moved TO HtTike out the clause
making the maximum license lee
l,200. Carried.
Thompson introduced resolution
ana made motion looking to "a recon-
liberation OF the action OF the House
fixing salaries OF public officers. Both
were ruled out OF order.
A warm debate occurre on pfopO-
sition TO amend the chapter on indus'
trial school sO as to allow children
committed 10 1t, who gave eviiouce OF
reformation, to be Iaroled aud Gent to
other schools, for manual or euuca.
tional training, the Agricultural col
lege Ia particular.
Parry and Thompson favored giving
this privilege to the boys and girls
who were willing to reform, and Sloan
and ThoTesen urged that the inmatee
Of the Industrial school be not allowed
to mingie with the pupils OF other
schools. The proposition failed.
Robinson moved that the chapter on
bounties be reinstated, He ssid he and
his Republican COLLEAGUES desired to
be put o lrecord. Tue roll was called
ana the motion was lost by strict
party vote.
The fret part OF the code was now
finished and Shepard moved that 1t be
re urned t. the Senate. C'rriej.
Ii. b. 9S, by Speaker Perkins, to per.
init poor persons to sue. came up on
Senate amendments.
The Speaker called Taylor TO the
chair and spoke in favor OF the bill,
which passed.
Atl2.3O the House took a recess till
2 O'Clock.
The House met al pm. and took
up part two OF the code.
A debate occurred on motion 10
amend section OF the chapter on N.
juries to persons % as 10 rqulsu
sheep TO- be dipped and qusr,er II
long distance from a stream.
The bill made the distance sever
mlies, and several motions TO inoreae
the distance were pu. and lost. Al
length the distance was made twelve
miles.
The House expects to complete part
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