Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27

! passed, was recO nsiderei anu the bill
vas indefinitely postponed Tor the
purpose Of passing II, u. 90. which
vas done by a vote Of is ayes. The
! lpject OF this, Hamer explained, was
J.. allow Ogden city to oe plsced ON n
'osh basis winch could not he done
With s. b. 81, as Ogden had DO rrowed
900 from her sinking fund and
30u q not fund that uu0er
he provisions Oi 3. Il. 81, but could
lu1er ii. y. 49, ne the bill reads to
'uud the Il laung Indebtedness al the
time Ulan was admitted as State.
The committee on contingent expen.
Ga reported items amounting to
81, III 90 aud commented that the
'lme be paid as expenses OF the Lsgis.
latuTe.
The judiciary committee reported
unfavoTably ii. Is. rs, relating TO the
serving Ui tummons out OF iusticeR'
courts; the report OF the committee
was not adopted ana II. b. rs was
passei under suspension VI me fulee,
10 ayes. 2 noes.
=. Is. 49, by the committee on ways
anu means, authorizing cities aud
towns to borrow not To exceed a per
cent NJ the assessed valuation Tor the
eltCitic light works, or sewerage gyG-
tenn, was read INST tins.
mt judioiasy committee reported q
subalilutB for H.. b. IA, relating to Jus
llces OF the peace, and the sams
passed. II lie virtually the same as
that article Of the code.
y. j. 81, TO oJmpel county commits.
sloDers to pass an annual appropriation
ordinances and restraining tdem from
mourning any expenditure not pr0-
vided for Ia such ordinance was killed.
+. B. 80, limiting the Jurisdiction OF
city iustlces, was killed.
=. J. II. 4, by Harbour, to permit
direct legislation by the people, met
the same fate.
II Il go, authorizing the secretary OF
state ~ purchase anu Distribute,
amOng officers. copies OF the Supremo
court reports. plsseu.
II. b. 10, regulating pawDbroKers
and secOnd-naud dealers, also passed.
3. B. 22. was reported on by the con-
ier1nce committee and the bill was
passed.. This is the dill relating to tue
education Of deaf and mute children.
Wright introduced s. j. NJ. 5, aek-
Ing Congress to ret aside about
sevenly.One tquRTo miles contai ming
Fisn and PanguitOh lakes as a Sla.e
park.
Commune cations from the board OF
examiners announced action as noted
uu the following claims; j. w. Judd,
$500, rejected; ulntah county, $4,000,
rsJecteu; y. ii. Borg, $40, allowed;
anu others, Sl78, allowed,
Henry Cohn, $50, allowed for $40; T.
b. Lewis, $500 rejected. the claims
with the hiding Ut the board OF px-
amiuurs were referred to the commit
tee on appropriations and claims.
TheSenate then went into executive
session to consider the appointment OF
Messts. Flygare and Mcmillan as trus-
tees VI the State industrial school.
The nominees were confirmed with
out objection auu in few minutes the
executive atsslOn closed and theSenate
adjourned.
At the session this afternoon the
c)de WAS taken up and the lchapter
on railroads, was stricken out be.
cause bill now pending
covers the eutject, and will 10 into
effect upon APPROVAL
Title q, fisn and game, was also
stricken ou'a' bill VIII be considered
to tARe lite Llaee.
hp W. anu hUTLl-
culture, were both passed to third
residing.
Title as, land bOArde, was stricken
out.
Title 80. land commissioners was
passed to third relding.
Title go, statistics, was stricken out;
another bill will be- introduced to take
1t place.
Title, So, public schoole, was stricken
out as the bill on that subject Will
take its plnc.
Title, 65, Geographic transactions,
SO townsites, 90 release OF joint debtors,
a nlssed to third reading.
The title on poll tax was amended 20
as t. allow tor the exemption of fire.
men while serving.
THE ROUSE.