Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-27
AFTERNOON PROCEEDINGS.

Holmgren's House bill No 81 was the
special order of business for 2 o'clock
inns afternoon, but the clerk had scarce
" commenced reading this lengthy
document when Mr. Langton interrupt
ed with q motion that the third read
Ing be put on till the return Of the
absent members, who are at Cedar City,
as II would only occasion the bill be-
ing read over again otherwise Messrs.
Holmgren and Mcfarland Were OPP
posed to this course, II was an inn
portant measure which would take
plenty of consideration and could not
be rushed through in Il single day. and
the iime was getting short. Mr.. Har-
mon thought that its very Importance
was sufficient reason for there being no
UNDUE haste in passing the measure.
On motion OF Mr.. Langton, the bill
was made a special order Of business
Tor 10 O'Clock Monday morning.
On motion OF Mr.. Smith. House bills
NOS. l5l, l5S, l59 and 100, referring TO
the duties Of justices of the peace,
were made special order for $3.50
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
MIR, smith also made a motion that
the clerk hereafter attend to the correc-
Ton OF the House journal and that that
duty be taken out Of the hands Of the
committee which was recently appoint
ed to attend to II.
Mr. Wells, who was chairman Of that
committee, had asked that the matter
De taken away from the committee and
corrected by the House In open session.
as II had been up to a few days ago.
Mr. Holzheimer introduced House
JOINT resolution No L. for State APP
preparation OF 100000 to establish a
state smelter and State sugar fac
tory.
New bills still keep coming in. These
We're introduced today:
House bill No. ls7, by Langton. to
oDvlate any disqualification OF members
or the board Of pardons on account OF
personal knowledge OF any fact pertain
ing 70 or bearing on any case under
consideration.
House bill, No. lSs, by Langton, to
provide Tor Milling vacancies on the
board or pardons caused by the alb
sence OF any OF the members. The bill
suggests that the secretary OF state ana
the district judges be called on 20 fill
such vacancies.
House bill No. 1879 by committee on
- ~ NouboNlNuAt w ifRust VII M,
On, by n. l.. Morris) on the quallflca-
lions OF veterinary practitioners
House bill No 100. by Kelly. to amend
the statutes relating TO county, pre-
clnct road, district, assessors and other
maps.
House bin No. 1871. by Hewlett, TO au-
thorlze the counties 10 purchase voting
machines wherever a majority Of the
county commissioners shall deem II ex-
pedient TO adopt them.
House bill No. 1872. by Homer. by
request, TO amend the statutes relat-
Ing to amendments to articles OF incor-
poration.
House bill No. a93, by Glasmann. to
assess and tax OF unassessed. UNDER
Nalued,and underassessed.an and property
omitted from the assessment roll. and
mode Of investigation and collection and
authorizing the attorney general to as
sist In such duties.
House bill No. 1874. by Cutler provid-
Ing for an appropriation OF $4,000 Cor re-
pairing and constructing State roads In
Kane county.
House bill No. 1875. by Page TO amend
the statutes providing for the support
Of families Of decedenis.