Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-18
M MILAN BILL
PASSES OVER VETO
House Of Representatives Votes on
Measure-33 Ayes, Il Noes.
GLASMANN AND HIS CENSORS
speaker INDUCES I'm Some Corre,-
pondenee In Regard TO that Fam.
Gus Joint Session.

The Mcmillan bill was passed over the
Governors veto by the House at q
late hour this afternoon by vote OF
80 to IL.
The special order for the day was the
further consideration Of the Mcmillan
DILL and the test by vote to see whether
or no the bill could be passed over the
governors veto The order was set for
o'clock and considerable routine bust
ness was gotten through with before
| that time.
An invitation was received in the
form of concurrent resolution of the
Colorado Legislature to visit Denver
as soon as convenient. Mr.. Van
Horne proposed, sarcasticaly, that
while about it the junketers should
make arrangements for visiting New
York, London, Paris and Berlin.
In order to quiet his censors and
answer their accusations with regard
to his arrogating to himself the man
agement Of affairs In the joint session
WIN the Idaho Legislature at Boise re-
Gently Mr.. Glasmann has had the fol-
lowing correspondence with the lieu
tenant governor Of that State:
Boise, Idaho, Feb is. 1901
To Thomas +. Terrill, Lieutenant Gov
ernor
Carplng critics assert that | usurped
the office Of president OF the Joint as
sembly Of Utah and Idaho, please write
TO me stating who suggested my name
Tor the place and how ! came TO be
selected and when / was notified. Send
letter | can make public.
WILLIAM GLASMANN,
Speaker, House Representatives.
Boise City Ida. Feb. 18th, 1901
Hon. VIM. Glasmann, Speaker, House
representatives, Utah Legislature.
salt Lake City, Utah
Dear Sir-Your favor of this date NJ
hand, and replying to same. | take
pleasure in stating that YOU did Moth
ing Whatever to Induce YOUR appoint-
ment and selection as presiding officer
OF the joint assembly Of the Utah and
Idaho Legislature. Il am perfectly sure
that you did not know you were 10 be
selected as the presiding officer of that
assembly, until within less than five
minutes before II was made. In fact the
chairman OF our committee on arrange
ments did not make the selection nor
suggest any name until after the Joint
assembly had convened. AS a courtesy
to the entire Legislature of the State
or Utah. you were called upon to pre-
side over a part Of the deliberations az
the Joint assembly, without any connlv-
ance on your part. and as before stated
without your knowing you were TO be
called upon, until the call was practical.
~ made.
In the interest OF Justice and fair
play take pleasure in making this
statement OF fact, and hope II may |
'ounteract any unjust criticisms 10 |
which you have been subjected.
Very truly,
THOS. Il. TERRIIL.
Under the heading of reports Of
standing committees the committee on
recommended the passage or
election OF fourteen bills. House bill
No. so by Harmon, relating to the duties
u county attorneys recommended
,assed.
House bill No l6, by Glasmann. re-
'arding the formation of an intermoun-
ain state exhibition society. Referred
o the Encouragement.
House bill l2O. by Phillips, relating 10
property exempt from taxation. recon-
1ended not passed
House bill No, l27, by Holmgren. 10
epeal the laws regarding district at
Rejected
House bill No. l01, by Vaughan re-
arding trespass. Rejected.
House bill No. IS. by Glasmann, TO
mend the statutes relating 10 the State
GARD of equalization. Rejected.
House bill No. Is, by Holmgren, re-
arding executions. Rejected.
House bill No. 1874. by Cutler. relating
mileage Of jurors in Justices courts:
ithdrawn by request
Senate bill No. 10. by Barnes. limiting
he liabilities of banking corporations.
assed.
House bill No, 50. by Smith. regard
e compensation of attorneys to de-
nd pauper criminals Passed
House bill IS. by Smith. to amend the
atutes relating TO executions Passed.
House bill No 49, by d. c. Johnson to
mend the statutes regarding the sale
Id disposal OF right Of way on State !
nds. Passed
House bin No. 1872. by d. II. Morris. TO :
Ithorize the publishing Of digest Of
e decisions In the first rs volumes OF !
.ah reports. Passed. /,
The committee on education recom- !
ended the passage OF House bill No. y
by Wells, for the establishment of n
hool OF mines. f,
rhe committee on municipal corpora =
ms reported adversely on Glassman's a
'use bill No. II, providing for the cleo y y
N OF certain officers In cities and n
WIS ~
The following bills were introduced. :,
House bill No. 1877. by Lambert IN 4
lend the statutes in relation 10 the ~
'truction OF ground squisels and 9TH n
animals and birds, and the punish :,
mt for the violation Of the same
iouse bill No. 1873. by Mcfarland IA n,
ehd the statutes relating TO hort. "A
lure, by placing the appointment ~ ~
'ervisors In the hands OF countv ~,
nniissioners Instead OF the State h,
louise bill No. lSs. by Van Horne 70 p
estates Of decedents in certain II, Il,
such tax. 0''''i ci
louse bill No. 40, by McGresor no " J"
uest. Tor authorizing city councils me-
srant franchises to railroad and M
On railroad depot companies. sb
ouse Dill No. III, by McGreeor. bv nj
uest TO amend the statutes relating !
ne leVylng Of county school taxes m
olis cuts out the clause exemptlng IN,
- OF me nrst class from taxation. "a,
ouse oill No. li2, by McMrlen, by in in,
'.s 70 amend the statutes provid- AZ,
.4i .he formation Of railroad cor d.
,.ons, me act would extend the mi
~ franchise from so to 100 years. civ
TO- speeiai view 70 the building OF he
,use o'll NO. 4a. by Smith to sa,
attention to levy local assessmor,s a.,
titles The bill would take awas a.,
u majority Of property holders ths r rns