Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-26
Nd BILLS AFTER
FORTY-FIFTH DAY.
Resolution Passed Placing a Limit
On the Introduction of Pro-
posed Measures,
10 AVOID STRENUOUS TIMES.
pooe Wants Opening Of Reseryatlo a
To Occur in June -counterieit-
ing Bill Passed

That strcru us times may be avoid
Aat he md Of the session, Represen"
,stve J. A. Anderson yesterday intro
auced house concurrent resolution No.
rroyding that no bills be introduced
of,er the fortieth day without the con-
cont of the house In which they are In
reduced. "What do you mean by con-
,,rt NJ the house," asked Joseph "a
maturity. Of courso?" answered Ander-
CON who likewise moved a suspension
n the rules and the immediate passage
NJ the resolution. Many Of the mem
hers failed TO see the point until Ander-
son had explained that at the last ses-
siam bills were introduced right up to
,bo eleventh hour, which not only ere
o,ed confusion at the end OF the session,
but necassltated few days overtime
4, order to give them even cursory con-
liberation Wilson moved to amend by
cSecRlng the Introduction of bills af-
hr the thirtieth day, while Tolton sug-
qo,tcd 90 and Roberts i5 as a COM
rromlse The two FIRST amendments
ver, voted down, Will the author Of
tbe resolution accepted the amendment
offered by Mr. Roberts and In this
shape the resolution went through the
ron can on It's passage being unanl-
nous
Irrcph moved that the resolution be-
rru.c8. I'm order that the members
NIGHT not overlook rs provisions, and
10 This end Il was ref rred to the COM
nilDet on public printing
REsERVATION OPENING.
mother feature Of the session was
the Introduction by Hone OF a Joint
memorial asking Congress TO delay the
opening of the 1lntah Indian reserva-
ton tiIl 1unc Following Is the text Of
tho memorial
YOU M m raliats tbn governor and J
the rcrs ot'ra the State of Utah,
rspe ! memorlali2e the Congress
of the United states OF America to
withhold the opening of the Uut res /
eryation until some day I'm the month |
Of June, 1906 for the following rea-
sons:
That al any time Of the ye~r before !
the month Of June Il is practically Inn |
possible FOR a prospector or honest |
homeseeker TO reach the reservation be- |
cause Of the lnclemency Of the weather ,
and the long distance from the rail-
roads.
That It has been openly charged ana |
never denied that gross frauds have /
been permitted by reason Of which val |
utlp tracts Of land, both mineral and |
agricuiural have been appropriated by |
private parties, thereby depriving in.
dlv'dual prOspectors and honest home
seekers from having a fair chance 10
acquire property as provided for by |
law
That these charges Of fraud ought
10 be thoroughly investigated, and the
ortnIng Of the reservation should be de-
IaNeo until such investigation is made,
Tfat we heartily endorse the action
OF CONGRESSMAN Howell Of this state
n ms attempt TO have the opening Of
the reservation postponed
The memorial was referred to the
committee on federal relations.
MORE BOUNTY TALK.
During the session, Joseph made
melton to discontinue the payment oc
hountJes on silk until the house had
tune 10 act on his bin to repeal the SER
lculture act He said he understood
lhot applications had been made for
hopntes on. cocoons during the past
few days whereas this was not the time
OF year that cocoons are raised"
thompson Lyman Stookey and Hone
argued that Il would be safe to let the
payment OF bounties go on until the
assembly had time TO act on Joseph's
Ult The resolution was defeated
Nothing daunted, Joseph then moved
Tor "a reconsideration Of house concur
rent resolution No. I. relating 10 The
nounty frauds investigation, The mo-
UoN was ruled out Of order. no notice
or reconsideration having been given
ghon the resolution was passed Mon
Despite this ruling Wilson wanted
'Ae motion pushed through and moved
q suspension Of the rules for this pur-
INe. The motion was lost by vote OF
ID To- ~. the necessary two thirds not
AlElng been received.
H. u.s. 20 came mp for third reading
MA Hn3l passage, and on motion OF
\, us9n was made the special order for
,I',93nI0oy next at p, m, The bill pro-
NJ, Ior me appointment Of a board
'5's.al'on I'm all the states.
TWO BILLS PASSED.
I'LL, ll r. A. by Kinney, relating to coun.
.Il'log and forging, was amended
10 ss 10 include time checks and other
tll.1ence Of indebtedness" and in this
,,u was read the third time and
assse by unanimous vote. The bIll
Slaells me law SO as TO make the forg-
toss oI clearance cards, etc, a INSIDE
u Is. ij. also by Kinney. passed by
a s.,n,llr vote The bill relates to un.
s sr lhgs on appeal I'm Justices courts
appellant" P'"'''''' 70
ROBERTS FEE BILL.
q n, ,' r,IN.s me bills introduced during the
, ci,.a,s to fees Of district and county
~ 4, E'. Ihe bill establishes nat rate
sn,.s 81 instead of s. for the services I'm
30 so "',ion or proceeding and allows
mc,, additional in Injunction. attach
''''' OF rocelvership cases For appeals
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