Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-04
Upper House Attends to Ccnsld-
cradle Business,
IT PASSES ONE MEASURE
Making sheriGs Liyesiock Inspector
Many Bllls Reported on Fnvor-
ably Three New Ones


terday afternoon was Senator john
sons bin No. 80, making sherlffs i've
stock inspectors with the power to APP
point deputies The ones voting
against the bill were Lawrence, Love,
Sherman, Williams and Allison
IN REGARD TO ARIZONA STRIP.
A favorable report was received from
the committee on federal relations on
the house joint memorial providing for
the appointment Of q commission to
confer with Ike commission from the
Arizona legislature in respect to the
cesaion Of the Arizona strip to Utah
Under suspension Of the rules the re-
port was adopted unanimously Later
In the session Senator Whltmores res
outlon covering the same ground, came
40 and Senator Bamberger won rec
ord as an uncUnsciQus hum0rlst when
he moved 10 strike out the "enncting
clause Of the resolution,
Senator Barnes moved a reconsidera-
ton OF the vote on the report OF the
committee by which his memorial re-
lating to drawbrldges along the Lucin
cutoff was defeated. lie explained
that he had received additional infor-
nation from parties who had boats on
the lake and he thought they had a
right TO be heard.
Senator sherman. chairman OF the
railroads committee, which reported
adversely on The memorial said there
was no disposition on the part of the
committee to deprive anyone Of their
fun right 20 be heard and therefore
seconded the motion. the memorial
was therefore sent back to the commit
tee.
A petition was presented by Senator
Hamburger, signed by Z. A. Anderson,
Citizen and resident formerly Of Mer-
cur, now Of Salt Lake asking that
the Legislature pass law prohibiting
Ignorant and incompetent aliens from
wording in mines II set forth that
this class was invariably given prefer
ence In the choice OF a boss, by the
mine owners, and the lives OF the INTEL
ligcnt and competent American miners
'Here Jeopardized. Senator Bamberger
was asked where he wished the petition
to 60 "Well, really dplt know" said
he Il hardly think we have a law that
can reach this" There IL no doubt as
to that" said President Allison, land
II the senator has no objections the
petition win 20 TO the, committee on
mines and minerals.
petition signed by large number
Of citizens Of Juab county was pre-
scented by Senator Whltmore asking
for the establishing Of an experiment
farm In that county.
The committee on state institutions,
through Its chairman. Senator Loose,
reported that the insane asylum was In
good condition. The report recon-
mended the appropriation Of all the
money for this institution suggested In
the governors message, except the SlO,-
600 for an additional building
The following bills were reported on
iayorably by the various committees.
Senate bill No. 80 allowing district
Judges and attorneys full travelling ex-
penses instead of mileage
Senate bill No. 50, allowing guard
ians and administrators 20 lease min
ing claims and sell options on same.
Senate bin No. 90, allowing city
councils and town boards to levy taxes
any time during month of July, in
stead OF before first Monday
Senate bill No 81 permitting city
councils TO concur with recommends
lions IN mayors veto messages.
Senate bill No. bS requiring that
Hldewalk injury claims must be made
within thirty days from the time OF
accident, and that other personal in
I t,,aN 81 In
brought within a year.
Senate bin No. 90, extending TO cities
| and towns the years limitation on
suits brought on rejected claims.
Senate bill No, sc, permitting 9ttor-
neys TO select papers in which legal
notices shah be published.
Senate bill No g. permitting coun-
Ties TO grant iifty-year franchises IN
| stead OF twenty-five year This Is Sen
| ator Ioose's bill and its opponents say
| 4 Is framed TO meet the needs OF a
railway IN which the senator Is Inter
estod
Senate bill No. 70, substitute for SEN
ate bill No As, amending the railway
liability law SO the railways will have
TO nay for stock killed OF the owners
property. as well as on It, provided
| negligence IS proven
Three new measures were introduced
IN the senate yesterday afternoon, They
| were.
nm No. II. by Sherman. It provides
that public officials must furnish bonds
OF surety companies instead OF personal
sureues. The bond OF any company
doing business IN Utah will be allowed
under the approval Of the Insurance
commissioner.
senate bin No. Co. by Barker, prohib'
uing the sale OF game and game FISH
Senate bill No. 70, by Allison, altering
the code for the examination Of den
lists
The bin was prepared by the STATE
board Of dental examiners, and the re-
ouiIements are made more stre
throughout.