Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-08
u,n,, Adopts Minority Report
recommending That it Do
Not Pass.
IuytNILE COURTS MEASURE
o... Through without Opposition
Bank Bill is Reported
Fayorably.

..,,e b,ll No. 20, by Lawrence
..ng the right OF eminent domain
t'a" ,y,el death In the house yester-
' a'r Afternoon. The bill had been re-
.ay 10 the committee on judiciary
, ,S brought in two reports the ma
0,,ty. signed by kinney Mccrea' Toll
=, and Johnson, recommending us
oeo and the minority, signed by
800 wootton aud Fishburn, recon-
nsodlng that It be not passed
ur Marks moved to substitute the
..,ort Of the minority for that OF the
raiorlty Speaking to the motion the
..o,l4nau referred TO the agreement
ss,woen the farmers Of Salt Lake
eonrw and the municipality OF salt
LAVE FOR IN exchange of waters ana
Intended that the bill was intended
- rnlIfy this agreement and give Salt
I've CITY the waters OF Big Cotton
woos for absolutely nothing This he
ala would be disastrous TO the fern
srs and would be manifestly Unfair 10
nose who had toiled for many years
~ make their farms habitable and pro-
ductiye,
SHELTERS INTERESTED.
Mr. stookey took a similar view and
,r,ln,ated that the shelters were some
wbet interested In the passage OF the
roposed measure. 1t was essentially
soN Lake bill, he said, as II would
ooect 10 no very great extent any other
section of the state. Kinney denied
,sst the measure was framed for any
cne section. Ii was Intended for all
sections alike and would in no wise ar
lei NE options now existing between
Sail Lake city and Salt Lake county
farmers
SUBSTITUTE ADOPTED.
Joseph discussed the measure from
the miners viewpoint and favored the
minority report, while Wilson, always
opposed to the gentleman from SAT-
lake" took a stand for the majority.
Tolton aid likewise, The motion TO
substitute the minority for the ma
iorlty. passed on the following vote
Ayes-eAllen, Christensen Curtin,
DALEY, Dean, Fishburn, Gundry, Haw-
ley, Hone Hopes, Joseph, Kuchler
Vaughan, MARKS, Merrill, Miller Pace,
Pancake, FAINTER, Peterson Richards,
Roberts, Slmons, Stewart, Stookey,
Thompson, Wootton-27.
Nays-Anderson, A. w. Austin, Car
roll, Cottam, Cromar, Edward, john
son. Jones, Luther, Lyman, McCrea,
Spencer, Strngham, Tolton, Wilson,
Hul-l6. =,
kinney who at first voted mo"
changed his vote so as to be In a POSI-
ton 10 move for reconsideration,
While the vote was being taken Mr..
Kschler was entertaining a LAZY friend
IN the bay window. When his name
was called he failed to respond, and a
search was instituted. Espying the
gentleman the speaker aptly remark
ed; That's all right, Mr.. Kuohler IS
IN his usual place" The remark
brought down the house"
FAYORs JUVENILE COURTS,
II, b. 1871, establishing juvenile courts
and providing for the punishment and
probation Of youthful offenders, was
passed without opposition,
H b. lS9, requiring pawnbrokers and
secondhand dealers TO make daily re-
ports to the sheriff, passed. after an at
tempt had been made to strike out the
tnactlng clause. Joseph pictured how
maniiestly impossible 1t would be to get
daily reports from isolated districts
ike ibapah, and moved an amendment
making ii a weekly requirement In
ms form the bill passed.
H. b. 2O2 relating TO the practise OF
courts IN personal injury cases. was
Killed on motion by Wootton to strike
olt the enactng clause.
Il 3 20S, providing that the statute
Of limitations shall not begin to run
against the larceny OF range stock I'M
W the owners discover that the stock
nas been taken, passed by unanimous
VOC Similar action was taken on II.
% IVY relating TO jury trials demand
therefor aud fees.
REPORT ON BANK BILL.
7 b, 233, requiring banks IN which
iuVlc FUNDS are deposited to be exam
nisu oy the state examiner, was favor
aaoiy reported by the committee on pub
~, ns lullds. Joseph objected to the adop-
,Ih Of the report, saying that It was
we o,d private bank bin IN disguise.
az w oolecuons were oyerruled, and the
report was adopted.
oatne mouse adjourned to meet at 10
XIV ~Ok ms morning the evening ses-
sD uelng dispensed with to permit
American Fork. " ' "
NEW HOUSE BILLS.
,,,oy consent, Austin introduced II. -.
nv smmpting from the provisions of
n, I HW regulating the formation OF
%naW corporations, water users as
KY s,,'uohsi also II. B. 2Sb, providing
Nlut lntre shnll be no charpn for cer-