Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-04
AUSTIN BILL
GOES THROUGH.
,..a,. Restricting Strikers
r,u,e, Lively Discussion
In the House.
MEMBERS EXPRESS THEIR VIEWS
.,,,o New Bills introduced During
IN, Session Some of Their
Provisions.

Yearly two hours yesterday after
..o tbe house discussed H. b. NO ~
i0'I ,,st,n. bill which has for It's OBJ
" ,re nreyentlon Of violence to en-
F '.yss and making persons guilty OF
, p conduct amenable to the law for
,.s.r,eanor The bill had been re-
LIZA tayorably by the committee and
.' brought up for third reading and
s.1 r,ssage when one Of the most
' u.s.. discussions OF the session
NV nreclpItated Austin and Merrill
Ss,ssded that the bill was step III
81. Siyectlon Of freedom and one when
u mt a stop 70 such lawless con-
WIZ ss had hampered the progress or
S C.iorodo, McCrea acclaimed against
y. Mi not because he was not n
ia AZ the worker but because he
", mai the measure did not meet the
..nA,lons complained Of Kinney
so"Srsd N He was opposed 10 men
s.roolyng together 70 compel others TO
a, ma and so, as such intimidation
vss opposed to the genius and spirit
~ ina constitution. Wilson also favor
a me measure as no believed It would
nave tendency IN the direction OF
Alter the discussion had gone on
Or some time, the previous question
va out and carried and the roll was
allM on the final passage Of the bill,
In announcing their votes many OF the
Members arose 10 explain and some OF
hem objected to the previous question
Ming put before they had had y
ehsnce 10 express their Views, In
bese statements, however, they SEEM
ed 10 overlook the fact that they We're
Perfectly free 10 oppose the motion,
and could have done 30. doubtless
successfully, had they so desired.
BILL PASSES.
The vote on the final passage Of tho
bll was as follows; Ayes, 80; nays, 8;
sbsent and not voting, 3.
Those voting AYE" were: Allen, An
dsrson, A ", Anderson. j. A., Austin,
Carroll Christensen, Gotham, Curtin,
Tlshbun, Hawley, johnson, Jones,
joseph, Kinney Luther. Lyman.
Vaughan, Marks Merrill, Pace, Pam
ter, Peterson Richards, Simons, Spen-
GER Stookey Stringham, Thompson,
IOlton, Wilson, Wootton, Hull,
Nays, Cmmar Dean, Edward, Gun
dr. Hone, Hopes, Kuchler, McCrea,
Miller Pancake.
Absent and not voting; Daley, Rob-
eits and Stewart
TEXT OF THE MEASURE.
The bill as amended and passed
RAIDS
Section l. II shall be unlawful for
any person or persons in this state who
taal threaten TO destroy property or
Do bodily harm and shall thereby pre-
vent any person or persons from era
'Hng or remaining In the employ OF
any company. corporation or indiyid-
ul, shall be guilty OF a misdemeanor,"
LABOR WINS.
Another feature Of the session was
NE result attending the report of II. r..
40 ~ by CromaE an act providing for
we appointment OF an Inspector of
boilers and prescribing his duties and
9luncatons AS stated IN last nights
News a majority OF the COMMITTEES
reported the bill unfayorably, while
representatives. Cromar and Pancake
Presented minority report and asked
mat II De substituted for the majority |
report These gentlemen pleaded
wan tneT colleagues to show |
uenl TINS courtesy so that the
MEASURE might come UP for
lHlher consideration, and no earnestly |
all they appeal for aid that the vote |
On me motion was practically unani-
nous in their favor.
me commltte on Judiciary reported
Inat Joseph's mining bill relating 10 |
tunnels was constitutional, and recon- |
mehded that II be re-referred 10 tho |
committee on mines and mining. The |
Mort was adopted and Harry viii have |
another chance, law
Nluer Dlll relating 10 property ex-
ssulp1 from execution was reported un- |
AloIabiy by the committee on labor. |
s sS' uie report was unanimously adopt |
INVITATION ACCEPTED.
Governor Cutler sent in a communi- |
Iy'', s' enclosing a letter from George |
~ ss"eAosen district manager OF the |
y, ., reclamation service, inviting tbe |
,,1ilOeIB OF the house to visit his Office |
w @su eoQualnt themselves with the work
y,l,h ,n !. service Invitation accepted |
srau h15aWley was given leave TO with
It"a" H. u. 81 for amendment. while |
IA ,,aglselht-at-arms was INSTRUCTED |
s,s,s 9ad TO Ex-Governor Wells and
~ NY olnclals copies Of all printed bills,
bs,. w" I.s purpose and tho use of meme
r,sLUl tle mouse, he was authorized TO
'Iov worth OF postage stamps.
NEW HOUSE BILLS.
II DIS were introduced as follows,
thai II. ~, by Joseph, merely provides
bo s,iov Judges Of district courts may
N cssaa ou mileage when called TO sit
trlct ases outside their respective dis.
SqIosi s referred to committee ON
M 'g i OH l0S by Mr. Marks. amends
nsno,nn Telallng to the manner of COM
ma zig actions and issuing summons
-ltl..t He form thereof in city eourta I'm
Nm AZ o' the first class. This "a ,ha
Who tsse 49, SC,, against collection agecies,
nsBt ssa GIelishtdn taking snap" Iudg.
10 the Sor,an thelr debtors, Referred
Committee on Judiciary.
u HOMESTEAD ACT.
In M IS 100 by Kinney, by reopest
.sr ,,.l' sections lli7, 1liO and 1ies and
'tsr ia section 1852 OF the ReviseG
lection ~ y. iSsS, relating to homesteads
he bones, n 30 amended aa TO keen
ghle tbe sSaa exemption within $4,000. |
Wa Of ~ =, amendment 20 lli9 gives the
0 make we head OF family the right
eotlon ,,ss declaration OF homestead'
Ilher ~ liO9 rs amended provides that
lead c IHG Judgment creditor or homes
SUN ooaint Of appraisers, Institute
curt % s.Islnst the other In the district
sltpa,,'s. e county where the property
nd ss, sac 20 determine the homestead
lch L,s on the excess TO be sofa ON
llttes' o o1 il,,t Referred to the COM
.'ouSa OIL No. 10. nv Mr. poA..