| Show TIE EEGISBATORE arucsii arucsiiJan S pm On motion Kimball l was excused on account prisUns buiurMtnd ou motion of IlammonJ hosed was cxcurod onaccount of lielng de biDed ill I snow blockade Hammond introduced a communication com-munication from rtx > fi Henry C While lof the deaf mute institute addressed to the Assembly and ask ing for romicntaUaD un accoilntof boarding pupib etc Committee too clalmB A eoinmutilcaUcm from the justice of the supreme court li I reference la the puLIicalion and purchase f of the Utahreport was presontedand referrej to tho ominUee oa ib rare Thurmaii fromthd judiciary h portH on II P11 and C F H lu relation to legalizing certain docu meals now on tile The committee recommended that C iJ be put upon lie lossase and n Pll bore jected The dome gentleman also reported TjrrlL F 16 a bill Jo refereaco to chattel morfgnses and oflering a ubstittjte thenfur Iloth bills were read for the information or the lions tlio substitute adopted and the original Jill Widen the able I tjff Thurman also reported ou H F C I I which raised the maximum liquor license < o200a annum rind < oJ that in the mind of the majority the committee such legislation was unwise and inexpcdicht I Hammond pn ented a minority report en the same Miljeci which I recommended that tome ouch law I be el1lI11lt Kimball raoifnl the adoption1 of the minority report Hammond opposed It This is a question which has been before the Aioembly a number of times When the mtttf was considered In Ig r the 1 committee it was generally ad mUted that while the license vas higher here than in any other State or Territory the trade WAS also under better regulations lie thought the greater the license the caMcr tho traffic could bo kept under Control lr The Increase in the license tolhcaraount named would hut up nil the low divw these were the houses that were making the 10 money and tvltli sutli < t license 1 to pay they would roon cl oull Reid dwI iioI tee eye to eye with Mr Hammond We may strain hit thing We ore at the top of the tree Have we not gone far enough i Will not such an increase of license make more dives So fares drink ing houses are concerned one ea1 loon So Just as nspcctable asaDotIier I irth relsanynsi > ectabillty I about th m rl j thcmTIt would bo almost Impos1 4 slide to enforce such a law In any I I place ouUidc of i i J layia Provo or I Snlt r ito I Crest called attentIon to the Jc1E lotion iad upon this question two years ngo in reference to local option when several dealers in liquor had appeared Wont UiU CDDiniitten nihl stated hat they would be erfectlv willing to nay 3XH rather than SI200 and for the very reason that such n license would elevate the tone of the business nod do away with the dlvts That some action was needed there wag no doub Kimball thought the liquor trafllc I ouglu to bo surprtiowil altogether I hoo long ILrf license was grantw i i at all It should not bo ppt at such a t I figure as would Induce evasion of the law If we II < t higher license I than we have uow the law Is liable to be evaded Jut as it I was in Logan and Provo before licenses were grnntlt The report of the committee was rejected to Eand the minority reject cartehefore the Home and was filed for sscomj reading The Council communicated the act that it had refused to concur IiN House amendments to C F I and had named Barton and Hryanas conference committee The House named Hammond and Pierce I The Council also notined the House that it had ed passed C br 1111 reference to the removal of the Southern UIlS to San Juan Cdnnty I ProteUDg aIln t the mid removal alleglllgtfUt within the tract posed to be given to the Utes were pro extensive mineral deptxlts which were beIng dev o JClj ItOckrtiiiriS was beIng engaIln etc and were the removal to bnode grentinjirt tlce wquld 00 done to Utah fetUeno Tho memorbl thern prayed that no action nH JuoUng to jucli = removal be had Referred to committee on memo mo rials rialsOil On motion of rierre the rules were suspended and C F 1 was tatinup It was read the second time amend ed slightly rind passed to Its third reading was rind the third time and powell by a uuanlmouavole It is as follower Section 1 Be it enacted by the Gov croon and IxcWaUve Assembly ot Utah That all dm morlciirM > flosses of altnrnA coucranccs i ouier the title irutrumenu of real toi m tertnd > rrlUnrraCecUn now copied Into the books of record of the o3w of the county recorders nf the cavcnl re corders of thb Temtorr shall after tlie appro ml tUsact to part to sub teqaent purchasers or lneumbrancera ncera and all L other persons cot loo of all ouch deeds of con veyancej mortgigej powers attorney and other Imlrurjcnt in writing so far and to the extent that I they are of record as afore aldcot withsundinsany defectoinlssiSn or Informality existing in taecxficnjion attestation ackno ledKmentp ofrtifl cato acknowledgment recording or certificate I of all such rocorcUng tle same and deedS conveyances nut cages powers of attorney andoloer Instrument or authenticated copies of the record5 tberoofsbaU be IIdll1ble in evidence I nottylthstandln notnithstandhijrstreh SUctl dc feels or omissions Provided That nothing in this act shall be construed I to affect any right or b heretofore I acquired by abs < 10fnt purtSasen 4 grantees or sMignees 1nt purt 1 S nb atlll b la torso I from and atterite tr t crnor V it approval by V Uio cov Also that i bad r C F 17 Af an act to and an act ltblllnj i In n Territorial reform echool whic was referred t the commltteo on WI rfer penitentiary rtform school The enrolment committee re portal list I F 22 1 bill to p videtor the payment of the counts cent pJmet nsstaibly had been forwarded to the governor for executive action exentvc neion F tS to JJennlon I presented H r > prevent straw blockades I on public SSlSSLii Reid lnnt I J 2 a bill to prevent the herding or sncxj b IUro two mUr iif town and vi i tc nnle H F SO a bill to iirovltlo that tile term heir dr other words of inheritance1 shall QU1 won r Jo convey estates In fe dimple 1 F6 Hammondj liquor bit was taken up on Its ccrotid redInirt when the author of the Mil I moved that thu substItute presented by the minority report bo adopted In lieu thereof Trio substitute prwnted made the niobium lIen 500 and the maximum 12000 Allen was oppon l to IheBUbstl tute I had been said that weliave 1 dives her but he had twn noue This city bo thought scot t free If thoujht runtdite505 any oilier oil Ute taco qf the earth He thought the lquor raffle was under good control rue netle of Utah were I temperate hottest and frugal people but snot did no frgl pple not lielieve that thrjr vre prolibl I lonUts that they r teetotalers lie uS In favor of leaving tire mater mat-er just where It nsa Thurman thought i there was but one point of dlflerence after all and hat was the amount to b charged toT llcdis He seas opposed to x periiuenllngwlth laws when theSe listing at the present time are Oflng very well The argument pthe gentleman that thb higher the Iconse the mol good ulll result v hardly logical I Itwerr then ho 2X proposed to charged wa not high prp Let us double uj on it treble on f irthedltohetiH era arc struggling now to Keep up ix ivlng lit ns 10t pull down t their hotel the Tconcctahle dealers In the There cant of community her any U atlbrtl to experiment with the quis loiion a proposition that we know iil nothing about It is a question of rave jmport nvand then Is 110 general complaint In the Territory relay becauo of the extreme low ccnxjand havugone far enough until a further demand be made inns Tlifnr nn winil lifiuormen vlio wonld hike a higher license sonio who would like n lower but I they are not the criterion They generally speak fbrScIMutetett Bennlon was opjtiswl to the original origi-nal bill because it raised the nilnitu nm license Xpw however he asa as-a furor of th substitute bctaufult gave greater latlttiue CraT thought botlil IitlcaIjiafUc5 were In favor of high license Under itiet present law saloons herd grown and Itlultf > lled In Provo there wcs oDe saloon to every J0x > InliablLinb anti In XephI about the eatna ratIo hr both I parties are In favor of high IT nak htkftfil hntflilfilrtliiin rail hi b any danger of an experiment There was a vaila wall came up from the I people two 3 cars ago jtf merely a matter of fudgmeutat bet and he did not believe that all the wisdom of the isom Territory was concen tinted within these 1 < Ferry oljecteI For fifteen year ho had lived under a KMallvd pro IL hibition law where tinre was thOrns back door and drug store drinking than there was ill other places When ho had gone back to Michigan Michi-gan he had jointed with pride to the good results following a moderately moder-ately high llctnte ofln Utah The S2000ayear license had proveJ a failure in Michigan and ether hinds Let well enough alone Stewart was in favor of the sub stAtute He did not believe It was well to let well enough alone Every tt step that had I > ech tnken In favor of I high Hexuse had brought abut a better rendition of alTairs The letweIlcnoughalone policy was oppod to any improvement in al direction He was heartily in favor of glvDg mcl tO1I or to il tile Territory a chance to put el on n high Jens If the Inhabitants should feel I inclined to do Sa These should b given more freedom Let every J town and county decide for tinill selves whether or not they desire to cxperlmc In thl matter I nuSM11 did not believe that the top of tie tree had been reached Our experience so far In tile mat ton of hi jit license was decidedly I Kitlifcctory This was an age of advancement of progress of experi lrs eprl ment unit so far a he was concerned con-cerned Ins haltpresented the ideas of his constituents when be raised lib voice in fcupnort of the substitute < L Hammond All the spotters on tle jUic I subject have pointed with pride to thu excellent control that we have pver Uie liquor IntercstH but whet I t tee cay that wo have gone far enough that ro should let well enough alone we might m well say thit Vu will stop all progress The trafllc makes beasts of Den and fills our jails with criminals rots the thUd of its father and the mother of her hatband and entails entai expense upon tile territory and Clll thereof hIet not believe that we I e progressed far enough on this mat 4tf > r AK to UIR Ilnnnr moil nnmlifti ling I to di feat the law this Is the very I reason why some ottion should be I ten In ionie States in thu Union Uieiquor dealers have Tjecorne so e f l strong as to control the politics l of I r g I their Ktatex This should nover be nlloued to become the fact in i f There Is no question as to the stnti nient of the lp1 of Ttah on this I I question The only change made iu the existing question wan tn qUfloll changing j I theV maximum I license to SJOiW f O f On arising ole tbeu tltuu adopted Ivlmball then moved to amend by striking out the S 2000 am making it SI3W but thi was al and t I It was then lied ed for its third read I in I re Messrs Pierce and Hatch wcresp i poinled a committee of conference Un tbto cart of the l1I eroiso n6r P l 1 I The chair laid before the House the report of tine iiei the University orikteret but before It xould bocoDtiMercd a motion tonj I jour Has carried 5 CmSCJ J3n282ptn Jnn2 C C Illrlurds introduced 1 Ir tnls DtroJuc a bill ameudingtectlou IG il omemlDgseton IGIGoiupIlcd Laws of Utah LW8 entitled Coutttyand Ire CUlt Pre tinsel Officew Inc Offietnl Committee dIetary Commtt ou Ju C U Richards Introduced Ichar Intruced another anlher bill amending iseCthonlSErComjlhed I8SCompiled lamtfyuii by adding the Uian cellorand elaD regents r > hal each receive rn roiapenviUon for hisi cpenton hisserekea four dolLies per dIe for each rr cch rntttliiRof the mMtlof beard of oanl ofregents at which he shall be present and for traveling upml DIP at + t tnlDg dlstince cents per mile one war only for the nrm ariy traveled rlytmveled sn at and tending the rncellnsB of tho board secretary and treasurer shall Le Drr allowed L Suet 110ed reh conipensation as the board CDlpntln rif3i0 rvSenlsnJar determine be nDI may to b pall ont of vS1 tony priated for the money appro prlted university to maintenance of the Committee on uni un venally and agricultural collecv uII Committee Comllt on memorials memor recom mended the mende report of the memo orb lo Congress askIng that no Change bo made In tho reservation of the Southern Ute Indians of Col orauo gucji as shall Involve their transfer to Utah Adopted tir ported Cbmnllttte thetubstltnte on public printing forC r F had been printed according to print nnlng order Ueport of coromlltpe on cmml1 capitol grounds was adopted cliol i tF 11 a relation to holidays provoked conilduablc discussion as dllton t whether or not election should should not be considered days as legal holidays cnUered An amendment to make election nenment t mke ejetion days legal holidays was lot Filed for third reading CF 14 rlng prohibiting railroad com prohlbltDj rlrd panes from ming and public offi cent from receiving fasses or free rl transportation was amended and pased its second amende C F 17 amending section lOiXJ of compiled laws of Utah In relation to Uie cstubhkhDivot of to Territorial reform school ws rafted Trtorlnl i AnUsige from Uie Hcuse 1e fm WeHcus slated tciftba request o John > L Zane AEUpSor an exchange of the com Ti mon law of Utah for the common jaws of other States and Territories had leagKinted C F l a bill for an cct t ° enable aarficlaUonsof IKSOV to become 18Uon IltU body corporate tortoise funds to be loaned onlyamou member n5 such nmenthcdbystrikIfl assoclaUurLwai oil r lon of Bryan 1 line 8 Uie words Secretary of the Territory and Inswting ccrk of the rrobate court Inwblcu the principal prin-cipal rroot of business I to b I located Various other alterations were made t conform w the pw cnoiJaera amendment irthcr coDddem tlu of O P A was deferred until tomorrow Hatch prwenletl tb fffjVv5 r tltlon signed Gtro Goddrfrd aim ttOD signe by Godd others bj < To the Honorable te Corcrw and nttt > en of 6oM brand U atAe 13 aNr l rpili J < C = mEiic Yonr petitioners respectfully spectfully represent their entire ap nroral of a Mil recently tntiOD Jjl tortho suppreti cfthe ooieofbs burro Cigarettes antI eln to minors of the Territory Vo deem It a duty of the highest Importance deohlng hllbe upon Uio legislators of ay civil got cmment t guard wcHthenraitti and rfbrsls nf the Tenth triad as the practice prac-tice of cigareUe add ifrWteerajnowne 1 closely allied f the 030 of imoxl cnl b bmlnl so dgrlj pvaenl ice moot herT do any measure ciucni i 10 f rcJI aup press this growing evil T nltbat inch a bill will meet with the unanimous unani-mous assent of every member of the house and Council ut your honorable body and the ratlfylngslgnitureof the Oovernor cf Territory and yonrpo Utloners will ever pray Your petitioners Are from every ohxua of politics and religion and all clnsr them I a priTileoB to Bllti l such a petition nod by Wednesday pettOD next I expect to present one to your honorable body with legion of names attached to It of father ali mothers whiZ hare hItS welfare of the youth at heart Very respeetfuhln QEOOOIS GODDArD Coratnltlse Judiciary C 1 No I a bill to validate and mate nJnll sable 0 certain deed mortgage cbnveV nc s to was DlorIcnnJ forwarded from the House for the ctmsldcmUou of tie Council As amended the Council t concur con-cur and Jlesars Hall and Richards were appointee a conference corn miUce In motion of Lund Councilor Olsen ws excused from being present pres-ent owing to Ito fnn b f bloc tailed by onion Adjourned |
