The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-09

that house bill No 100. the educational
bill, be set down for the special order
for this morning at $3.50. Mrs. Ecr-se
objected because it would interfere with
the consideration of her art bill, which
has the right of way for that hour. An
arrangement was effected whereby the
school bill will be called up at 10 a. M,
house bill No. A, the district attorney
bill, being the special order for 9:15.
Senate bill No. 81, by Smoot, to amend
section 61S Of the revised statutes re-
lating to annual financial reports of
county auditors. was referred to the
judiciary committee.
RECOMMENDED FOR PASSAGE.
Passage of the following house bills
was recommended:
No. A, by Clyde, to create the office
of district attorneys for the judicial
districts, AFTER amendment.
No. So, by Bennion, to provide for
local prohibition of the liquor traffic,
after amendment.
No. 173. by Farr, relating to the
duties of the state auditor in certifying
amounts Of state school tax funds for
aDDQrtionment.
No. ia, by Farr. relating to the duties
of the state treasurer.
No. IT'S, by Farr, relating to the duties
of the state auditor.
$4,000 for half the cost of revising
maps and plats in county assessors Of
fees.
No. Isl. by Jackson, relating to
mortgages on mining and other cor
poration property. after amending by
inserting q provision prohibiting the
re-enactment of any repealed bylaw
on the subject by boards of directors.
No. 1873, by Stewart, relating to col
lection of poll tax.
Passage of the following senate bills
was recommended by the committee to
which the several measures had been
referred:
Substitute for senate bill No. "a, re-
lating to notices of sale of estrays.
No. 45, by Alder, relating to refusals
to pay the authorized fees for use of
toll roads. gates, bridges and ferries.
No. 80, by Smoot. to adjust the dis
puted boundary between Utah and Juab
counties, after amendment of same.
No. 81, by Smoot, relating to the sale
of dairy products.
Senate bill No. 81, by Smoot, to pre-
vent the sale of milk from diseased
cows.
Senate bill No. 6S, by Nebeker, relat-
ing to the practice of dentistry.
No. "a, by Rideout, relating to the
time granted a defendant outside the
Stdlt peISOIielllN served Will d
to answer a complaint.
No. rs. by Howell, relating to state
institutions drawing their biennial ap-
preparations.
No So by Smoot, providing for the
expense of assessing and collecting
taxes for cities and towns by county
officials.
No. IS. by Evans, relating to high
WAYS
The engrossed copy of house bill No.
109, by Shepard, relating to eXamina-
ton of applicants for adm ssion to prac-
tice law, was signed by the speaker and
the chief clerk and transmitted to the
senate.
The senate reported the passage of
senate bill No. Sc, by Peery, by request,
to create the Utah art institute. This
bill is the same as house bill No. 124,
by Mrs. Horne. and was substituted for
it, TO be considered this morning.
BILLS REJECTED.
On recommendation of the several
committees TO which they had been
referred. the following bills We're re-
jected:
senate bill No. %, by Chambers, re-
lating to injuries to railroads.
Senate bill No. 80, by Smoot, to re-
lease inchoate or statutory rights of
insane wives in the real estate of their
husbands.
House bill No. 1O9 by Murdoch, to
$500 to Beaver county for |
half the cost of maps and plats for the |
assessor, same being covered by house !
bill No ITS.
House bill No 147, by Callister, to
make the rate of annual interest for !
farm loans from the state land funds, !
instead of per cent, same being COW |
cred by senate bill No. Sc, as passed. /
House bill No. Isl, by n. j. Harris, !
relating to disposition of dead animals ,
and removal of unsanitary nuisances.
House bill No. 15i, by Bennion, to APP !
$4,000 toward the salt palace |
project and intermountain exposition.