The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-18

and game recommended rejection of
house bill No. So, by Robertson, pro-
viding for the creation of a commits
sion Of forestry, irrigation and fish and
game, and making regulations for the
government of all interests connected
Herewith, for the reason that the bill
contains more than one subject and
conflicts with section 90. article 6 OF
the constitution. Adopted.
The judiciary committee recommend
ed passage of a substitute for house
joint resolution No. 4, by Sorenson.
proposing a constitutional amendment
providing for the converting of 1.-The
legislature on the third Monday in jan
uary in odd years. After a short dis
cussion, both the original and the sub
stitute resolution We're rejected.
\ communication from the senate
gave notice of the rejection of house
joint resolution No. 1, by Sorenson,
proposing a constitutional amendment
on tax remittances, for the reason that
senate joint resolution No. l more fully
covered the subject
BILLS INTRODUCED.
House bill No. III, by Miller, to amend
section 1881 of the revised statutes. by
providing that in computing eight
hours for a days work in mines, the
time required by engineers, mOtormen
and employees engaged in transporting
miners to and from their places OF
work, and of employees in 4 mine 60
ing to and from their places of work
therein, shall not be deemed a part of
the period of their employment. Re
ferred to the committee on labor.
House bin No. us, by Robertson, by
request, to amend section les of the
revised statutes, by providing that any
attorney admitted to practice prior to
the enactment of the revised statutes,
1898, shall not have his license revoked
unless the holder be debarred for cause.
Committee on judiciary.
House bill No. 119, by Stewart, to
abolish the office of board OF public
works in cities of the 1irst class. Com
mittee on municipal corporations.
House bill No. 120, by Johnson, TO
amend section 1897 of the revised stat
utes by providing that execution for
the enforcement of a Judgment in
Justices court may be issued at any
the judgments entry, instead of five
years. judiciary committee.
House bill No. 121, by Johnson, to
amend section 373S of the revised stat
utes relating to manner OF directing
executions of judgments in justices
courts by curing a slight defect IN the
or the law.
I1OuSe Dill NO. IL, Dy stewart, Dy
request, to require railroad companies
to erect and maintain viaducts, Fences
and gates at all crossings in city linn
its, and to empower city councils to
cause the removal of any railroad
tracks laid upon any street contrary to
the terms of a franchise, Dr which have
been declared a nuisance by the citi-
zens because of having Deen unoper-
ated for a period of nine months prior
to the declaration of such nuisance.
Committee on municipal corpora tons.
House bill No. 12S, by Johnson, to re-
peal section 1927 OF the revised stat
ltes, relating to the manner of reViv-
ng judgments. Committee on Judiciary
House Joint resolution No. s, by
Mansfield. proposing an amendment to
section 3, article II of the constitution.
so as 10 permit the passage of a SIZE
,ial law applicable to one or two coun-
les. providing for the change of coun-
y boundaries, instead of BY Il general
aw applicable TO all counties, as at
present, Referred to the committee on
counties.