The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-20
THE SALT LAKE HERALD: MONDAY, MARCH &c 1899

boundaries of Wayne county on the
north; rejected.
No. IL, by Mansfield, relating to tau
tides on life estates; rejected.
No. II. by Law, relating to taxation
| of railroad lands; rejected.
No. 13, by Law, to further prohibit
the existence of trusts and monopolies:
rejected.
No. IA, by Mansfield, to provide fol
changing county boundary lines: killed
| in the senate.
No. 15. by WEIGH, relating to railroad
reports and charges and fixing respon-
sibility for injuries and damages; re-
jected.
No. Is, by Mrs Horne, to require pub
! lie school teachers to hold certificate OF
medical inspection; rejected. Senate
! bill No. 40 covers the subject.
No. 10, by Mansfield, to permit the
filling of irrigation reservoirs during
winter and flood time under certain re-
strictions; killed in the senate.
! No. 20, by Shepard to provide the
specific method of attacking void judg-
ments; killed in the senate.
No. q, by Shepard, relating to the
| taking of dispositions in civil actions;
killed in the senate.
! No. %, by Holngren, relating to the
!
letins; rejected.
Nc. 3D. by Murdoch, relating to min.
! ing location records; included in house
bill No. 81.
No. rs, by Mansfield, relating to pro-
cedure in justices courts during the
sickness or other disability of the ma
| gistrate; rejected.
No. 26, by Fullmer, to provide for THE
| transmission of election returns to the
4 hy
registered mail instead of by specia
/ nlel E,cnger; died in the senate from in
attention.
No. 81, by Fullmer, to prohibit per-
sens under the age of IL years from
chewing or smoking tobacco; tabled
| No. %, by Jackson, relating to jurfs-
| diction of justices in metropolitan
] cities; rejected.
No. 49, by Mansfield, to specify the
classes of business trades and occu-
| pations from which county commission
| eTs may require a license tax; failed in
| passage.
No. 80, by Smith, relating to mainte-
nance of district school libraries; in
Guided in house bill No 100
No. "a, by Jackson, to require street
/ railroad companies to vestibule their
cars in winter time; killed in the SELL
ate.
No. 35, by o'Neil, relating to location
work on mining claims; included ir
| house bill No. a.
/ No. sc, by Shepard, to appropriate
$4,000 for half the salaries of county
| treasureg's, assessors and attorneys fo1
| the last quarter of 1898; included in the
general appropriation bill
No. 81, by Wheeler, relating to town
site titles; rejected
| No. 3S, by Wheeler, to provide fur
/ e. 4Jo,,- +0,r
site; rejected.
! No. 80, by Bywater, to provide for the
election of long and short term county
commissioners; killed in the senate
No. 40. by Smith, to require the print
| ing on official ballots of proposed con-
stitutional amendments only by COM
prehensive title; senate bin No. So sub
| stituted for it and passed.
| No. II, by n. j. Harris, to- make it
| optional with county recorders certify
! ing to abstracts of title as to judg-
kept in the recorders offices; rejected
| No. AZ, by Larsen, to require the ac-
! curate measurements of water re-
! claimed from a stream or reservoir;
/ killed in the senate.
! No. 49, by Hansen, to create a state
] bureau of statistics; defeated on pas
sage.
No. As, by Hollngren, relating to fish
and game; covered by senate bill No. 46
| No. 46, by Hansen, to grant a<ight OF
way over the state prison grounds to
| the Utah Central railroad; killed in the
] senate.
No. 4S, by Parry, substituted by house
bill No. SO, to reimburse citizens OF Ce-
| dar City for cost of installing the heat
/ ing and ventilating plant in the South
ern Branch Normal school building.
No 40, by Cummings; substituted by
house bill No. ia, providing for the
transfer of the university to the Fort
Douglas site.
No So by Mansfield, to cut from 10
to per cent the allowance for uncol-
! lectible taxes in computing the state
! tax levy; killed in the senate.
! No "a, by Fusher, to permit banks
having a capital of 1000 or under to
loan up to Is per cent of such bank S
capital and Surplus to- any firm, cor
| poration or individual. House bill No.
15S, also rejected. was of the same pur-
port except with reference to $4,000
capital.
No. 56, by Sorenson, to authorize dis
interested persons over the age of II
years to serve Summonses from iusti-
ces' courts; rejected.
! No. 81, by Sorenson, to extend the
jurisdiction of county clerks in the alb
sence of the judge in appointment of
] guardians, executors and administra-
tors in uncontested cases; rejected.
| No. SO, by Mansfield, relating to the
! disposal of state lands; substituted by
senate bill No. Sc, which passed and
received the governors approval.
No. 60, by Wheeler, to permit stock
holders to cumulate their shares, there
by enabling them to vote for one or
| more directors: rejected.
No. 81, by Lapish, to authorize the
issuance of liquor license to summer
pleasure resorts for short periods at
proportionately low rates; rejected.
No. e., by Shepard, relating to loca-
ton work on mining claims; substi-
tuted by house bill No. 81, which passed
and has received executive approval.
No. Sc, by Bennion, to provide for
local option against the sale of intoxi-
eating liquors in cities, towns and
counties; failed in passage, reconsid-
cred and again defeated.
No. 66, by Redd relating to the 10
eating and recording of mining claims;
substituted by house bill No. 81, which
passed and received the governor
approval.
No. 81, by n. ]. Harris, to prohibit
unqualified and irresponsible persons
from practicing law; rejected.
No. II, by Stewart, to reDeal the law
promoting justices or conStapleS from
acting as attorney, agent or collector
for another in any of the petty courts;
killed in the senate.
No. 70, by Jackson, to authorize dis
trict judges to appoint court bailiffs;
failed in passage.
No. "a, by Fisher, to provide for the
deduction of the amount of a valid
mortgage lien from the assessed value
of any real estate: rejected.
No. rs, by Bennion, to encourage the
determination of wild animals destruc-
tive to livestock; passed, reconsidered
and killed.