Show I 1 TH DAY of the TI wenty n 0 I 1 i S I 1 ilan r 0 TE TORY I 1 he reform school commit I 1 to will meet I 1 I 1 IN OGDEN TODAY TO DAY Cloyer nor werd Is favorable to weber I 1 BILL TO I 1 4 orinal agea a it the elective rr anchise passes both houses almost with it amendment editorial special to the I 1 J SALT today to day the reform school committee will be in ogden the members will havi a good opportunity to ex amine the claims of the junction city for the loc aaion of this important in ution we firmly believe the best advantages in the territory thus believing we favor the establish ment of the reform chool here regardless gard less of the paltry inducements of for its location ably the full value of lands and water power ind money presented by any other one point does not exceed the school itself will probably receive an appropriation of it boull do tim jiing to criminal absurd afy to loate an institution of such magnitude in any bat the best place merely for the sake of getting a bonus to one fifteen it of the exa pend iture for buildings in the first two years if the school were to 14 established at any great distance from the courts and centers of population thin the amount of would and per them of officers every year it tha were to be located ta some place removed from cheap labor and building material brot alone but times would be lost in be construction of the building alone this and many other similar points A bo taken into consideration lye believe that the committee will not be of any penny wise and pound foolish decision the gentle men comparing com it are man of expert ence and sagacity and their decision will doubtless be the borrs ct one in with the of reform school it may he interesting to know governor i opinion we had the pleas ure of an interview with him the other day in this malter was dis cussed at some length tile governor feels very toward weber y in this matter nd should the location of the bs fix 04 at some point within I 1 he confines of we beruo believe excellency ill consider this a tion in som slight degree of ta 1 ae asure of course we do not mean to say that the ilas him belf as being unalterably up opposed to I 1 any other point but he ale ws ogden with peculiar favor owing to the very manifest and numerous advantages chioli ahe possesses and which all ob berver a must recognize richarm bill to punish crimes against the elective has boch it Is almost in I 1 tact as heretofore published in tuc having been amended only in sor nevery I 1 I 1 tic ulars let us trust that it may I 1 become law pa january 11 0 go introduced a bill ir flating to d leoce making things baij bij I 1 or poleg amy sufficient cause for divorce and also association with a cause for divorce and providen pro 9 for awarding the property to the legal I 1 eife I 1 wa taid commit I 1 ree on j adi ciary which reported upon I 1 it as fob 14 1888 kr Speaker the committee ou to I 1 whom was referred 11 no 12 a bill in relation to divorce for the more k effectual protection of the lawful vi ife juny and polygamous relations and practices herewith return the same find recommend that it be rejected on the of a the committed commit teo ahe bill does pot create I 1 any cause for divorce not reel existing laws As to that provision the duty of the court respect ing a division of the property after the parties are rivo reed tho committee I 1 deba it far saverto leav ethL 1 Pull relY to tho of aie court I 1 by statutory rules which in the nature of be tra oftentimes opi pres sivo I 1 the committee do not elhat ili e bill will in any manner tend to accomplish the object act forth try the title benco the above lien I 1 THUM chairman I 1 minority report wag aw ta 1 ad aa followay I 1 1 mi beli ital the majority of the dietary committees to to wred H r vo 12 known at tho dl I 1 11 70 ree hage reported the saine back mend that the sa ma do not pass I 1 enter rny protest against this burn mary manzer of disposing of any bill of tile importance of this one I 1 may be permitted to presume the for so reporting IR Leaa aoe in the judgment of said the bill if it became it JAW would not be for the beat interest it the people of the territory as it cannot be ible that any member of the comini iKee or if this house ill vote against the measure if atall it enacted into a nd to accomplish the object for it is introduced viz the bup ion of poly ganty bigamy ul ana kindred crimes several of the members of the com cittee as well as many of this house were to the convention held in this city last sum such members audell all merand the peoples party liese practices as crimes in t he cont tit ution then and afterwards adopted by the voters of the party I 1 ant 0 f a different I 1 and be liel o that it this bill become a law it aill do mare to suppress the practice of poly gm y tipa i faly and tin alful coli Abita tion ll 11 all the peal laws on the statute kooks of the cou try such practices as crimes I 1 have faith in the loyalty of the of the territory to the laws of the country and tile mantal ri gats aich belong to them to that extent that their influence alien protected the of such as by this ai exercised in tit diorec tion to preserve the purity of the gme 0 circle and toa thi laws of our common country I 1 believe that this bill is wholesome a ln r d needed legislation and th e r 4 fure r e commend that it be put u p 0 r its passage V LOCAL creer continues to receive local option law petitions four petitions were introduced by hins today to day from ogden salt lake coalville Co alville and the utah penitentiary from people in the places named the committee on elections will be amply supplied with backing when they desire to fire the local option 11 or law at the c ammu anity woods fross and grou sg creek rema into be heard from yet I 1 JACK rabbits A petition as introduced in the house today to day by mr jones af box elder praying that a law be enacted to provide bounties for the destruction of jack rabbits the petition was elined by citizens of varius 0 settlements ig the western and northwestern parts of mitat county the rabbits have be come a great pest in that part of the territory and it would be very pro per to make a provision ablong bounties for choir bilich is as good a way as any to exterminate the nuisances the bill introduced b y mr thurman on monday provides among it er things a bounty of 5 cents each for rabbits where they are the mordyor mo bounty is to be paid rom the county both in the bouth ana north of the territory rabbits appear to be doing much injury to the industrious fernier aud a that would relieve him of the gm at andoy an ce its well as heavy losi by these pats would be wel coined ith delight in all parts of the territory whether the other provisions of this bill providing burties bu aties for the destruction of wolves and would be wise necessary or not there was only one bill introduced i n today to day i fiat being by M r farns adorth it provides for the I 1 pay ment of tha fees of clerk di courts the mease to Is evidently V and a general bill provid lag fees for all court officers should re belve attention DY TRIALS roa roon PRISONERS kow comes charle F beaudin Bl audin ho ill be remembered ba several citi zens in ogden who invested some a go through his efforts in life ansur ance and in a letter introduced in the alouse today to day by mr roge asks ibe legislature Leois lature to provide for the speedy trial of prisoners who are incarcerated and unable to ON aln bail pending trial ile sets forth that several many of whom are innocent like himself bavi 4 to suy in tile pen from ave to I 1 ten months before afie grand juries in the districts where the alleged ere COM bitted became interested enough in them to give them a trial this Is wrong sired at this session to relieve bucit unfortunate prisoners of their gunj waiting the committee on judie la ry I 1 to ebora jh letter was wil 1 doubtless give the matter considers tion if not for the fake of blandin for others who may be innocent as ile claims to be r deport the following is the routine report 0 f the proceedings of both hc auses V A comman was received from gerdto locate university I 1 pity linds statin that abo situation was since their and asking for an appropriation of to le 9 t hey r 01 vide for certain a attention to the fact that they bad received no compensation for their se v lees for the past two years referred to on blit geco tints A deage fro in tho biving tho bouncil i IA I 1 la 11 I 1 f A bill n g r N bore 0 d uro olsen from the committee on en willment rIll ment presented a report informing the council that C F 14 ada CI 14 bad been cornec aly enrolled eu rolled and for warded at to mhd for report waif re from the jua 11 F 85 co millitta I 1 on its ps ins to juries rho report of the committee was adopted a ud the bill filed for au ind reading tile report of the tuttle pres enleA if ri 27 colb clittee on a kicul lure n to barted dire fence its aud I 1 ilo wibb j minority objecting to tile passage if VIO bill is be deemed the unfair bryan moved tile adoption adopt lon of the minority and that the bill be put 0 ila I 1 it fa boring the lordly stockman as against the toiling farmer and lie opposed it woolley favored tho majority ro in hiuer to get it before the coun rrt if for discussion read for information and filed for second read in bryan arese prese bitted a report from the committed teo an public health on 11 F 33 relating to the removal of do carcasses recommending its paa report adopted and the b dage second reading blied flied for woolley presen foI judiciary commit I 1 report of the 00 on 11 F 17 re I 1 R 1 I ala it justices corts amen I 1 A 11 IM vIding for appeals Us recommended its kawage pa wAge report w as and the bill fled for reading from thu committee on elections reported on 11 F 24 rec its cassava pas savA adopted read and filed for second reading llev from tile committee on reported on U X 37 a bill providing pio viding for the release of the right of dower recommended its passage pasi age befort adopted read by title and filed or second reading wimmer from the committee on recommended the passage of 11 F 38 determining disputed boundary lines the re port wa s adopted and the bil I 1 filed fo r 0 n d r bading wimmer from the on highways reported on 0 F 26 a bill retaining to highways recommend ng its rejection the bill was freaa for information and rejected woolley presented by request C F 27 a bill providing for the regulation of fees 1 I clerks in district courts re berred to the committee on judie ia 11 F 24 to prevent crim e a t the elective franchise was or second it vas read the second nd third time under sion 91 the rules and passed councilor smoot was excused on account of attendance at a funeral 11 F 17 revising the n in justices courts w as read a sec 0 ard time and filed for third reading 11 27 relating to ba abed wire fences was called for second g bryan favored its passage f reasons set forth woolley proposed amending the title so to read A bill to increase the profits of the barbed m ire men a n d moved to strike out the first sec tion had taken pains to learn the general feeling in regard to those fences the farmers wanted three wires and a pole an effective fence otherwise it was q trap to injure stock e hoped the bill would not beo 0 1 n e law it was impracticable for po 0 r farmers to make such empens i v e fences two wires were as good as four in certain cases a ditch were bet wr than four without ile thought that all thore farmers not sent to the n the tue k er law 2 d t fish and e law would be landed in there by gani th bar ed wire fence A member observed that it the wire fence was 4 to animals per haps mr III e would suggest that the man who owned the horse should lead him to water for safety mr howe eaid he thought It better for the man to hard his home than for the farmer to lierd life garden pat ell After further discussion e ind otherwise bf tattle young bahal barlit a 4 and bryan ohp I 1 at p m moved to adjourn fill 2 p in to morrow wailey the council that the members f the reform school committee would go to ogden tomorrow rho munci t hen noliss opening exercises 11 F 48 as business of the previous daffe as taken up on see ind reading r the discursion of an offered by richard kimball stated ehlt the bill was n 0 t hitt the had t it make it and moved that it be becom gilted milted carried the council passed 11 F 25 ante anding the civil procedure code and it wa sen t to the committee on enrollment the council amendments to 11 F 41 were considered this is A billero viding for re hearings in the supreme court of 06 territory the H use concurred in all but one of the councils amendments I 1 dinae introduced a letter from C F blandin penitentiary which asks for legislation looking to makin r vision for the speedy trial I 1 pi arn r ble to gat bail who are confined pending trial on criminal elanges el arges judiciary committee jones introduced a petition from citizens of curlew valley box elder C olin I 1 asking that a bounty be joffere 11 for the destruction of rabbits committee ina I 1 cree I 1 in produced trod four 11 signatures for option law and stated that tile com cittee on elections would traduce abill dink aiom 1 1 creer from the elections committee reporter rep adver on H F 3 a bill relating to and elections thurman committee reported adae sely oil JI F 12 to relation to divorce etc hoge rendered a minority report signed by hemsell alo nein favor of tile hill tits chair said the reports would be ored in connection with the second reading of the bill thurman from the judiciary corn cittee reported favorably on 11 F 43 the bill as amended I 1 adap td wa alouse I 1 counsil to the attal acae t a bill re na and providing for he P A 01 t of tile fe of the clerks of tile courts 1 committed 4 C F 2 the 4 solvency bill wa re aa bi its title and referred to the judiciary COMM 1400 0 F 21 providing for banking was read the first time by its thill slid ta the 11 F 6 tawes tn arrage alil CAMO orders the pending being on allen 4 amendment to section 8 making the I 1 ous p gam ogo move d to end tile m nt so as to make it include biga tn ou and allen accepted it ads said lie had several amendments which he to to ibis bill and that ho had learned that it had b een prematurely reported he moved I 1 ht it be re committed for further c ns ideran ion in connection with amen me tits wh lei had been offered carried 11 F 20 a bill pro v baing for the to boval moval of ads c awe ii and the amendments a offered by the coln congi derod one of them provide I 1 that on a P by two fifths instead of th ree fifths of the registered of the county an I 1 to deter mine the question of removing county seat shall be ordered carried provided that I 1 a three fourths instead of a two thirds vote should bo required to move I 1 county seat 4 amr objected to it as w 0 d majority an lund Y bored the eeg miller and I 1 amendment and P opposed it tile 11 the amendment X Lien dment was lost ag moved to strike out section 4 a a repetition of a part of section 3 allen favored striking out but roueche opposed Thel louse refused to strike out rafn 1 avi e moved the suspension sui pension of the e n d the third reading of the bill carried on motion of lund the bill passed by a vote of two noes tile council twenty p I 1 1 F 24 to pre vent crimes against the elective iran chose with amendments which the ilse proceeded to considene con they nere mere verbal changes and the house concurred in ull of them C F 23 was brough tup inetie In etin lien with 11 F both sub stan bially al i k e the question being on the of the committee to reject the latter the house so ord ered 0 F 23 was on motion of richards ordered to be 1 hinted pend ing second reading it refers to the pa vili ent of a giving suta to each prisoner released from the penitentiary th e bill viding for a geological tEro sarv ey of e territory was brought up blayle was not |