The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-26

The senate yesterday, by a vote OF
ten TO three, passed senate bill No. 40.
by Mrs Cannon, known as the 'heaIth
bill" Senator W. G. Nebeker, who
voted in the affirmative. gave notice
OIL motion for reconsideration, how
ever and there is little doubt that
WI mHeh me bll comes up again it will
pe AMENDED IN several particulars.
Inc most important change ysster-
DAY was made in striking out the sec
lions relaunS to diseased animals. An
other Dill viii be introduced dealing
with this subject, and Mrs. Cannon had
no objections to the change.
several minor changes We're made
ana the vote on the passage stood: .
Ayes-Bennion, Cannon, Chambers.
Kiesel. Nebeker, w. c.: Peerv. Ride
out, Tanner, Thomas, Mr.. President
10. Noes-Alder, Evans. wright.
The senate was a little late in assem-
bling for the morning session and had
time only for receiving communications
before the meeting of the Joint assem-
bly,.
Notification Of the passage of the fol-
lowing bills by the house was received,
and they We're referred as follows:
House Dill lO3. to committee on ju-
dietary; house bill lis, to committee on
judiciary; house bill judiciary: house
Dill 20, TO committee on judiciary;
house bill 112. TO committee on educa-
non; house bill g., to committee on jul
dietary; substitute for house bill IS, to
committee on judiciary; house joint
memorial No 8, relating to the cession
to the state of the Arizona strip" 10
committee on federal relations
a report was received from the state
board OF examiners on senate petition
No. s. The petition is from n. Mont
reFnmGa - cot
which he failed to receive for work on
the state agricultural college by rea-
son of the failure OF the agents of the
state TO retain 20 per cent Of the con-
tract price until all labor and materials
had been paid for by the contractor
The petition was disapprOved because
II was not a legal liability.
The senate then took d recess until
after the meeting Of the joint assembly.
PIONEER JUBILEE REPORT.
Upon assembling after the meeting OF
the joint assembly, the senate received
communication from the governor,
enclosing the report of the seni-centen-
NAL commission on the celebration OF
the Pioneer jubilee. Two volumes of
the Book of Pioneers also accompanied
the report The governor recommended
that LOCO copies of the report be print
ed The communication was fled and
the printing committee ordered to have
1000 copies printed, as recommended.
Senate petition No. IS was introduced
by Senator Tanner and referred to the
committee on highways and bridges.
The petition is from citizens of Iron
and Kane counties. asking for an ap-
preparation of $1,000 for the cOnstruc-
ton of g. wagon road across what is
known IS the North Fork country.
The committee on municipal corpora
tons reported, recommending the pas
sage of house bill No. 90.
The house reported the passage of
senate resolution No. 5. relating to the
Salt Palace, and senate bin No. Il, au-
thorizing the state board OF loan COM
missiOners to make temporary loans for
the state. Both reports were referred
to the committee on enrolled and en-
crossed bills.
The house also reported the passage
of house bill No. 81. The report was
referred TO the committee on apprOpri-
atoms.
FOUR NEW BILLS.
The following new bills were intro
duced:
Senate bill No. 20. by Mr. Chambers,
making an appropriation of $l6,5S5 to
the national guard of Utah. Referred
to the committee on appropriations.
Senate bill No. = by Mr.. Tanner.
apprOpriating $4,000 10 reimburse those
who advanced money to complete the
branch state normal school Referred
to committee on appropriations.
Senate bill No. y. by Mr.. Howell,
amending section 1888. revised statutes,
providing that when notice by mail is
required the clerk may mail a copy of
the published or posted notice Re
ferred to committee on judiciary
Senate bill No. 70. by Mr.. Howell,
amending section 1858. revised statutes.
relating to the distribution Of estates
of decedents The most important
change requires the publication in some
for at least one month be-
for distribution, of notice of such dis
tributiOn.
The senate then took up senate bill
No. 40. by Mrs. Cannon. and passed it,
as stated. and adjourned until 1880