Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-02
CONFERENCE ON
BANKING BILL.
conservatives Will Treat With
wv Senators to Secure Its
Passage.
ELECTION MEASURE APPROVED.
name, Decides to Extend Terms Of City
officers Equalization
Bill Falls.

,, N.,ehil that the senate may ne
. e" 10 see the light, the house yes
,s,Say afternoon agreed on a CONFER,
.o committee consisting In part Oh
e CIV, ]. A. Anderson, Fish
wv and McCrea, to deliberate with
~. senate on II, d. No D. proVioihs
Wv ,be examination Of private BANKS
NM. senate killed the measure IN COM
NJ hut inasmuch as It had come
:. ,ba ears OF Representative Ander-
'or the Author, that many OF the sem
',nrs were kindly disposed towards IT,
=, believed II conference committee
gore appointed the bill might be re-
,aod with sufficient favor to pass
ya therefore made such a motion and
.no sneaker chose the gentlemen
.noye named. 1t is now up to them to
SHOW the senators,
ELECTION BILL APPROVED.
Tho result OF the caucus yesterday
.,iernoon was a favorable report on a.
III. by Fishburn, extending the
terms OF city officers one year 1t Is
wyderstood that the measure was
warmly discussed, but before the eau
cus bad concluded the refractory meme
Sers were brought to time. The bill
v-as therefore recommended to pass.
when Il comes up for third reading
and final passage, however the discuss
sion and vote may reveal the attitude
Of those present at the caucus.
THREE RECOMMENDATIONS,
Pursuant to announcement Of the day
previous. Kuchler moved "A reconsider
aton of the vote ON S. y, 90, relating to
The powers of county commissioners.
But the sentiment had not changed, the
vote being Il to H. lacking six of u
constitutional majority The bill,
therefore, failed Of passage,
A similar attempt was made to rec
suscItate s. b. 81, providing for the
survey Of county boundaries by the
state engineer This also failed on the
following vote.
Ayes Christensen, Dean, Johnson,
Jones. Kinney Kuchler, Marks, Pam
cake, Wilson, Hull-iO
Nays: Allen, Anderson CA. W, An.
derson q. A., Austin, Carroll, Cottam
Cromar Curtin, Daley Edward. Fish.
burn Hawley Hone, Hopes, Luther
Lyman. Maughn, McCrea, Miller. Pace
Panter. Peterson, Richards, Roberts,
Simons Stewart, Suingham, Thomp-
son, Tolton-29
on motion Of Roberts IT, y. 1902, re-
lating to the state board Of equaliza-
ton, was reconsIdered the idea being
to pass the measure with the cmer-
gency clause. Marks moved to make
the board four members instead OF
three as proposed, not more than two
Of whom should be Of the same po-
lItlcal party The motion lost Then
Thompson cited Roberts Rules Of or
der TO show that no question could
twice be reconslderod. The speaker
ruled the point well taken. but Kinney
raised the point that inasmuch as the
bill had been amended the question
was not the same This looked good TO
the presiding officer and his former
ruling was reversed The emergency
clause again failed, however, the vote
being
Ayes; Allen Anderson G. AZ, Aus
tln Carroll, Christensen Dean, Ed
ward Flshhurn, Johnson, Jones, Kim
ney. Luther Lyman, Maughn. McCrea,
Merrill Painter, Peterson, Richards,
Roberts slmons, Stewart, Wootton,
Nays Anderson "a. VI. Gotham.
gromar Curtin, DALEY Hawley. Homes.
hs.uchler Marks, Miller Pace. Pancake.
sttingham, Thompson, Tolton, Wilson
BILLS PASSED.
Taking up the daily calendar. the
mouse passed the following bills:
H. H. 1871 by Marks, providing for
o ms patVllon and distribution of prop
cry Of estates
H. y, 1856 by Marks. relating to final
account and settlement of estates
II Z. 203 by Flshburn. relating To tho
Weallon OF preferred and special stock
0nd Income certificates.
H. Il. li3, by Marks, relating To the
biennial report Of the state superlnten.
uent Of public Instruction.
IL y 1885, by Kinney, relating to tho
G,gs or precinct officers and granting
yus.'ees OF the peace fee of SO I'm
vases where no inquest Is held.
~ b' llb by llaWloy. Increasing tho
GG,,"lles or certain county school super
"'hu'R's' was recommltted.
Mr.. SPENCER ILL.
mu5oh moved the appointment Of
hlll'ee OF three to investigate the
pote OF Representative Spencer.
ih "p',S sald he had been informed
bo "t mn spencer was at the Gladstone
rroc ee Suleilng from appendicitis This
IuEed To he the case. the gentleman
RnSvlng been seriously indisposed sInon
iHoUday last Il was stated nv DIR Kerr
an ulshl that unless there was a sud.
yen change for the better. Tho natlc1t
nOuu De removed TO the hospital where
operation, '' w u'ueiso an
~ roI IS, i0s' by Edward, allowing coun-
cIa sso.'..illnlssioners IN counties Of The tlrst
o oiiass tne sum Of $25 per month FOR trav.
NJ" EXPENSES, was placed at the fonf
W tue calendar owing to the author of