The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-04

tricts ought to be given credit for some
common sense. Drifting from argu-
ment the senator then had recourse to
Imitation Of ridicule in which he signal
! ly failed.
/ 1t isn't always the cleanest people
who are healthy; l note the American
Indians are healthy and they are as
! dirty as any class 1 know"
/ Does the senator base his argument
on that hypothesis?'' inquired Glen
! Miller
Whereat everybody laughed
Allison's finale was to the effect that
too many office holders were being Gre
ated and the bill ought not pass
senator Jones maintained that Ali
sons argument was that small towns
dld not need this board. Coming from
! ogden as he does, it is natural that
ne should. But cities like Provo, Amer
icah Fork and Manti did. The amount
involved was trivial, the benefits to be
derived cannot be estimated.
The bill was then lost Ayes-Booth,
Candland, Chambers, Driscoll, Jones,
Glen Miller, Warner, Sutherland-S.
NayS-Allison. Chidester, Evans, R.
g Miller, Warrum, Snow Zundel-7.
although majority voted for the
blH 1t was not passed according to
the constitution which requires a ma
Jorlty OF ali the senators elected.
Jones asked permission to change his
vote, which was denied. Jones wanted
to move a reconsideration at some time
in the future.
JUDGE JOHN A. STREET"
Governor Wells sent in the nonnina-
ton OF John a. Street for the position
OF district judge to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of AndreW
fioWat. The executive stated there
was some question as to the senate
confirming but asked this be done.
senator Jones moved the nomination
be confirmed which was seconded nv
senator sutherland. The nomination
was confirmed in open session. AYES
Allison, Candland, Evans. Jones. Mil
e. ler X. q, Warner, Snow, Sutherland,
Zundel, Mr.. President-13 Absent
Barnes, Booth, Mckay, Glen Miller
Warrum-5.
BILLS APPROVED.
Governor Wells notified the senate Of
ms approval of senate bill 50. prevent
ING blacklisting; senate bill Il. fixing
the term of the supreme court; senate
OH 81 providing for the appointment
Of notaries public.
RECONIMITTED.
Senate bill u for an act for the pre-
vention Of disease among sheep was
then taken up and recommitted for
more explicit wording.
SECOND READINGS.
Senate bill 10 by Allison-For an act
relating to crimes against the elective
franchise was then read the second
time.
Cono+a hin 90 e,,1,e+i+,4 H.. 1900,
second reading.
Senate bill 40 for an act Interpreting
fellow servants was read second time
and ordered printed.
House bill 8. fixing the age of con-
sent was postponed until today.
LISTING PROPERTY.
House bill -, for an act amending
section of chapter % of the laws Of
the thirtieth session. being a m 1e;,s; ra
providing for the listing of real and
personal property was read second
time. Senator Sutherland moved to
suspend all rules and pass the meas
ure, which was objected to by Cand-
land who feared Utah sheep grazing in
other states might be assessed there as
a. means Of retaliation for like conduct
on the part of Utah officers under this
act.
The motion to suspend the rules was
lost.
HOUSE BILL PASSED.
House bill As for an act to prevent
the sale of stock under fraudulent
pedigree was then read second time.
Candland moved to change the defini-
ton Of the crime from felony to
'nisdemeanor." It was explained that
TINS mad already been done, in COM
mlttee. and the change adopted. On a
suspension of the rules the bill passed
to third reading, was passed and sent
the governor
The bill prohibits selling any horse,
COW, bull goat, ass. sheep, dog or
fowl under fraudulent pedigree.
OTHER HOUSE BILLS.
The house notified the senate of the
passage of house bills 66. So and 81
which We're referred to the Judiciary
committee.
TRANSFER OF CAUSES.
House bill Il for an act providing for
the transfer of causes from the terri
tor1al courts to the state courts was
READ flrst time with the changes made
therein and tabled until today.
ENACTING CLAUSES.
Inc report on the house committee on
Judiciary relating to enacting clauses
for resolutions and recommending the
formula "Be it Resolved and enacted
etc was then read and on motion of
Jones concurred in and adopted.
BILLS ENGROSSED.
The committee on engrossed and en-
nolled bills reported house bill "a pro-
Ylolng for the custody of papers and
records Of United States Commissioners
and perpetuating causes therein. which
was signed by the president.
This bill allows the county clerk tn
turn over all dockets Of commissioners
to some justice of the peace who shan
issue executions on judgments etc
The senate then adjourned.
A Few Days Use
of Pineola Balsam and the danger ts
past It IS the right thing for coughs,
Better than any home mixtures. Ret.
ter than any other medicine wha+e1Te,.