Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
OECAP|TATION
WAS THE ORDER
Nm, Bills Had Their Heads
Chopped of Yesterday
UNUSUAL AIR OF BUSINESS
n.af and Dumb Measure
cOs. ThrOush-curf BIZ"
wade Unrecognizable'

..,blpq went along very smooth
Nv. In the house except that
nov and then one could hear tha
s y, :, an imaginary axe as it chopped
W. ~ ,Se head Of a bill. There was an
U ~ srslness that was quite In con-
." y vsth any previous day, and es-
u'I ,s,y was it noticeable that thee
,aq so much hot aiT'-it had been
g, n.n.t4d on the kindergarten bill the
vs. S...lro bills were passed and eight
v,led Representative Done's bill
va s., would have also met its quletus
,s !, reached a vote, As 1t was, 1t
80, over until Monday at 2 p, m'
s.o n will become the special order
,,d then quietly pass into innocuous
aeuetude
me erst bin to come up for passage
-, mr. Condons II. d. lS9, providing
q, rotation In office Of the trustees Of
y. school for the deaf, dumb ana
w,a II took but a few minutes to
pit Il through ,,..,,tu,. hut No 10
~. Voting machines went through fly
rs n gives county commissioners au-
,s S,t 10 purchase or lease voting ma
',,ss and their use Is sanctioned In all
elections, .r, ~, n,
,roan as the curfeW bill, came up ana
va, read. II Is a most excellent meas
nts bnt whoever drew the bill in the
ANN in which II was presented ought
:, No heavily fined. Amendment after
snsndment was added, and clauses and
verls we're stricken out and when II
vac unacceptable it passed with only
tu, votes against it,
pspresentative Colton's bill, No. 20,
preventing the Incarceration of youths
Min hardened criminals then came up.
II underwent the same process that
h1 happened to the curfew bill until
Rtpesentatiye White, in dismay, said
Nat after an hour Of discussion the
levt thing that ought to be done with
t would be 10 strike out the enacting
clause. Il was, however, recommltted
and Will look different when It is pre-
gntti again.
Senator shennan's bill, 10i, providing
m proceedings 10 revoke liquor IL
Unses was passed.
Representative Hamlln's bill, relating
/ % local assessments In cities was
/ passed.
Senator Lawrence's bill, 100, relating
b fees Of clerks IN city courts came
next
Senator Lawrence's bill, 81, relating TO
rev trials and appeals in city courts
/ Htn followed.
Senator Williams bill, 112, (by re-
reO authorizing the secretary Of
state 10 purchase and distribute TO pub.
kOfcials copies Of Klnney's digest Of
tie Utah court reports was added.
representative Watts bill, 1872, relat-
big TO transmission OF papers on ap-
peal was also passed
The other bills that passed we're noted
hYserday's issue
THESE WE'RE KILLED.
The first bill to be decapitated was
representative Hamlln's bin, lOS, relat.
M the duties Of registry agents.
Senator LawIences bill 1873. requiring
residence IN the state for admission to
lo BAR
Dr CpndOns bin, JIG, preventing the
oletuon OF damages by an employee
loi INJURIES by negligence Of a fellow
Nyant
Representative sprys bill. 127. allow
Ting
House bin. iOi, by ], f. johnson, (by
Vusu giving towns the same con-
u.i q water courses now enjoyed by
Mp@entatye Hamlin's bill. GO, re-
sung 70 attorneys In city courts.
,rSeilnssion was given Representative
SHae 70 Introduce a new antl-fumes
~ ana TO Representative Smith re-
alng 'he shelters to use dust cham
v" mol less than 26i feet in height.
FROM SENATOR sMoor.
.oe following telegram was received:
non Thomas Hull. Speaker House Of
%TSEsstnmIlyes Of the State Of Utah:
.I0ush you | extend to the house Of
,Nsssnlaliyes Of the State Of Utah my
s e,ysIs Ihanks for your telegram Of
,...ss,, s The United States
g~ .V sealed me without objection,
49, ~ luhoilng the credentials OF a
'rrss,slsn state. REED sMOOT."
" "p soyernor has approved II. j. IS,
\, representative Luther, relating 10
IA ,spoHs OF county treasurers and
lUrss 's Of certificates and warrants
go, ss ,0r grand and petit Jurors in
,se s.si cases The house at 5 p. m.
'"sa until 10 this morning.