The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-03-22

| " No i5l Relating 10 judgments sos
ta-es unlnwiully collected
| D - No. iN- Authorizing school trustees %
! Ivy tax % refund taxes unlawiully collected.
/ - No. i'i-R Relating to taxes uniawfuny
! collected
| u - 40 S-Decreaslng number Of polling
/ 49, % special elections
/ H. -. No. iO5-Rciating to examination Of
| teachers
J. u -. No. iep-Islatinr 70 incorporation Of
/ churches and religious societies
/ II u No. le-rrovidinR Tor the creation OF
! sinking funds
u. No. l7l Providing for posting OF no.
/ tcc, under probate code
on. n. No. g5o-isclatinr to redemption OF req
| pppafty
n. u. No ls-Rcla,inr to letters OF admin.
! istration.
II. ~. No. l57-vaudatlng instruments In.
formally executed prior to January T. 1901
The following measures were killed.
: u. No. l5i-lucrea,lng pay Of state boards
TO ~ per day.
II. u. No. sn-Appropr auns $500 to buy
poison 10 XIII rorhe~. tt'
roriy-fourth nay. March 10.
! n,usE -d.cr~lntiyr day of Thursday con-
/ tinucdD -Thc following bills were pissed.
/ s IS 80 ie5. by committee on irrigation
I Proviiinf for tle coltrol u irrgailng waters
/ n. No. iJ1 rs committed on judiciary sub
] stltuto Tor u. B SO 20 Increasing tho salary
of the members OF tAc state board of cquauga-
I tion
/ = y. No iU by committee on Ways and
/ means, substitute io- u. % 40 70, Reluins
TO the collection OF iaze, FROM car c. mpanics
| = ~. 80 a. by Muriock Prohibiting the
] aduitcratlon OF mills.
/ s.. ~. No no. Boy Acknowledging operation
/ " slot machine. amil ioucaaor where indecent
+ pictures are exhibited.
/ 5. II. No. 1884, by committee ou uiroads-lle.
| quiring railroad compaulc, To fence thcir tracks
/ through private bands,
! : ~ No ". Directing tax levy Tor raising
revenue needed by the stale
S II No ie5 Fish ana ramo measure
The following were killed by tho House.
5. u No. iip 10 TX the terms q once Of
shcrin. at four years. and extending terms Of
Z present incumbcnt,
$. -. No a. by Muriock 10y requosp-To
provide Tor the Initiative aud referendum.
SENATE The following bills were passed;
u No. 10 Providing for the manner Of
distributing estates of dccodcuis
II. ~. No. - Requiring packages Of eNplo-
siyes 70 be plainly marked.
II u. No. go Giving district attorney, q a
judges 5ccnt, permilo on railroads and ~ cents
on wagon roads
mn. No isi Relating TO the renewal Of
ohattel mortgages.
u. u. No. sss To prohibit the making aud
sending Of Internal machines
n. u, No. i7b--To permit county commissions
or- TO remit the taxes Of indigvnt poor not to
exceed s..
II. u. No. gia- Making on appropriation Of
5000 to the governor Tor the purchase Of poison
TO bc sent to the yarlou. counties and used Ia
the destruction Of ground squirrels aud other
pests. Thi, biu was killed 90 Friday night but
the vote on that oecasion was rcconsldercd on
motion Of Tanner
n. u. No o. Making an appropriation for
the destruction q coyotes and other animals,
A. reported by tho COMMITTEES on live stock,
the bin made an allowance OF 1900 for ~, but
the senate cot this down 10 $500 Ia conformity
with the bill rs II passed the house.
n. u. No. 100 10 matte the fiscal year In
elites end Dec. 81. instead OF June 20, a. al
present,
M. No. isl-To provide for the recording
and proioction OF nranartx narlyx and br,-ada
on bottlos. casks and harss.ia. 1HH
II. ~. No. s5-Dlrocting the state board Of
equalizatlonto furnish county assessors with
separate books for listing real aud personal
property.
nm No. c3-Proyiding that the admission
fee Of - cents charged visitors to the state
prison be devoted TO the library fund
These bills were killed:
II. Violating 10 costs on appeal from
justice courts.
II. u. IGl-Proyiding nne Of not less thar
ESQ for pharamaclsts who practice without H.
cense. ..
Foriy.nfth Day, March ~.
HOUSE, Conclusion OF legislative day oil
Thursday Tho House did little but wait upot
the Senate A. $50 y. M II received notice o
the consent Of tho senate to adjourn. whiei
action was Immediately tahen,
SENATE Tho following bills were passed
n. j. NJ. No. 8-Asking for opening Of Units
reservation for settlement
s II, No. ta6-Proyiding for IRE protection
for mines with but one outlet
IN No. lsO- Providing that appointment,
Of boards OF examiners by county superin.
dents shall be approved by county commission
eu.
Governor Wells communicated 10 the Senau
that he had discovered the appropriations 10 b,
: $4,000 beyond the legal limit. 10 bring IN,
measure within the limit the levy Of mill
provided for county schools was changed to
mills.
Determined opposition TO some OF the up
polntments OF Governor Wells caused the dayi
session to be prolonged until midnight IN,
main opposition was TO the appointment o
! J. W X. Braeken and John +. sorensen FOL
members Of the state land board The chic
, opposition came from Utah county's senators
Both appointments were rejected.
I Following are the governors appointments,
, Members Of state land board. W X
Braokon, rejected John T.. sorensen. rejected
Byron Groo OF salt Lake, conhrmodi Hcrsche
hullon Of Cache, confirmed r. d. Res o
/ sanpctc, confirmed j, \. Melville Of Mn bird
confirmed.
. State board Of dental examiners W II
. Butcher, II W. Davis. George y. Ellerbeck, A
$. Chaplin. confirmed
- Governors stan BriRadier-G General John q
; Cannon, Adlulant-Genoral c. $. Burton, Quar-
tormaster General N " Clayton. Commits
sary-Geneml William j. shcaley OF Ogden
Surgeon-Gencral $ N Pinkorton. judge d
/ yooate-Genoral Benner X Smith, Inspector
General ~ L. Richie Inspector Of Targe
. Practice George A. seaman OF Willard. vic
John Meteeri aides de camp, John d. Spence
{ and T. $ Ferry, vice Nobckcr and Brubacl
2 confirmed.
, Willard Hansen OF Box Elder county 10
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