Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-25
HOUSE "LEARY'
Of THE SENATE.
Far the Wisdom of the Wise in
The Matter Of Proposed
Amendments
BOUNTY RESOLUTION DEBATED.
richards Thought He Saw Suspl-
clous Circumstance -loseph's
Mining Bill,

n.h,te IN the house yesterday after
IAN ceutcrod on the adoption Of II.
~ u No. 1. az amended by the senate.
Tina resolution In It's original form was
Il, the nature Of u request to county
i.rks 10 discontinue the issuance Of
hoonty certificates pending an inyosti-
.s,ion on bounty frauds. The senate
',,enethened tho resolution by making
Ana investigation mora extensive than
originally provided for and IN this
ANN II wns returned TO the house FOR
Ma action. Despite the fact that the
omspdmsnts made no particular alter
oHon IN the measure, there were those
m the house who were slow TO accept
I, IN its amended state, fearing, no
donbt, that the wisdom OF the wise had
Ssen brought to bear I'm order TO de-
,eat tho end sought To be attained. Mr..
Vuchler chairman OF the Joint COM
,rittee, appealed to his colleagues to
tonour IN the amendments Of the sem
ete as they would IN no wise irterfere
with what was desired to be brought
about. Others supported him and want
ID the resolution placed upon its final
massage. Thompson, who had previ-
nsly made motion to defer action
trendlng the printing OF the resolution,
vlthdrew the same, wherupon Joseph
asked that Mr. Richards tell the house
what he had told him a few seconds
before, as he believed It would throw
a little light on tho subject. Respond
lng Mr.. Richards said that he was In
me senate when the measure was pass
Cd by u bare majority, and he had
heard a senator say that tho resolu-
ion as amended would never pass the
house, q circumstance which he regard
"a as suspicious, TO say the least.
After further debate the roll was cali
Cd on a motion TO concur, Mr. Richards
btnc the only one to vote no.
Joseph wanted TO be excused from yot-
rq but MIR. Fishburn insisted and he
voted Eyes" The resolution was re-
Nued to the committee on enrolling
and engrossing.
SPECIAL ORDERS,
H. b. e. by Wootton, Increasing the
powers OF city councils, was brought
In for final passage, but on motion
Of Edward the matter was made
the special order for Tuesday
next at p. M, so as to permit OF fur
ther amendments II any such We're
deemed necessary ISinney's resolu-
ton submitting an amendment to the
Constitution abolshlng the taxation Of
mortgages, was made the special order
for Thursday, Jan. 20, at p. IN.
on motion the sergeant-at-arms was
Instructed TO furnish each member OF
The house with printed slips OF the
amendments TO the Constitution, and
those proposed TO printed bills.
Ascend communication from the gov
amor notified the house that the worlds
illr deficit OF $4,000 should have been
listed among the unauthorized deficits,
and after considerable discussion as TO
how to do IL, the line was moved up a
notch AMI the matter fixed.
NEW HOUSE BILLS,
The bills introduced during the after
noon the substance of which was Civ |
en- In last nights News" are as fol-
lows.
u. 3, 59-Austin, creating a board OF |
PARK commissioners to control and |
maintain state parks, Public lands.
II, B. No, G0-Kuchler providing for |
central experiment station In connec- |
uon with the Experiment farm In south |
en- Utah. Agriculture and horticul- |
ture.
II, 3, No. 6l--Carroll, authorizing
fGsration agents 10 register voters |
outside Of registration offices under |
certain conditions. Elections.
II. =. No, G2-Roberts, altering the |
constitution Of the state board OF land |
commissioners and providing for in |
creased bonds. Public lands.
H. 3 No. 68--Joseph providing right |
U-Hay Tor drainage tunnels without |
ooLaemnatlon proceedings, Mines and |
mining
H. B. No, Gi-Daiey, requiring GER
cation.
IL j. no, G5---McCrea, requiring plain
tI te tender a fee of SO to the garnishec |
Va supplementary punishment pro-
'egings. Judiciary,
H. D. NO. 66--Rlchards, providing for |
we publication Of the proceedings OF |
we legislature and county commits |
SvteIS IN newspapers, Public printing, |
=, H. D. NJ, No. 4-Austln requesting |
W.. president and Congress OF the |
united states to set apart the straw |
Dvlly valley In the Uintah reservation |
as g state park.
,n @r' JoSoph's bill gives the owner Of
nu9lHg ground the legal right to run |
In1l'Uaee tunnel through ground belong |
lug 20 others without condemnation |
koeeethgs, 1t II provided. however. |
io%St ue tunnel shall not follow any |
o,e OF vein aud shall be open to the |
'"Her or the claim at all times.