The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-15

FORMALLY CONE
IN LOWER HOUSE
Members Throw Oranges and
Transact Routine Business.
GAME BILL is PASSED
VETO OF EMIGRATION CANYON
MEASURE SUSTAINED.


few measures and then 'sauntered,
gathered again, ''rambled,' and then
waited around for something 70 do.
There is a large amount OF routine az
the closing OF a session and the mem
bers waited around to take care Of this
at intervals as It came up.
Speaker Hulrs gavel was missing
when the house gathered in the after
noon. He called attention to the fact
and the horse play was on.
II move that the desks Of the mem
bers be searched and that the man In
whose desk the stolen property Is found
be fined "a box of oranges SAID Done.
The motion was carried.
MIR. Speaker. there Is no need OF
looking farther" said Anderson, lifting
the gavel on his desk.
I'm guilty.
out of his desk came the speaker
gavel. water pitcher and cuspidor.
The oranges were ordered by tele-
phone. When they arrived there was a
bombardment in every direction. The
members and officials lodged, reached
and grabbed as the yellow globes flew
about. their paper wrappers floating
through the air. A little later orange
peels landed on scalps, noses and eyes
promlscuOusly
ONLY the dexterlty Of the speaker in
catching one big orange that was COM
ing swiftly toward him saved him from
being hit In the face. Everybody was
Game Law Passed.
Senate bill No. q. by Barber. revising
the FISH and game law, fixing a gun IL
cense limiting the number Of deer that
NAV be killed in one season 10 two
bucks with horns, and making the sea-
son last during September and october,
was passed with some amendments.
The requirement for fish screens at the
entrance 20 irrigation bitches was cut
out. The vote was % to A. The open
season for ducks is extended to allow
shooting between Feb. 10 and March is.
The "cadaver bill' IS as dead as its
name implies. The house killed sen
ate bill No. 1S5. by Love, by request
as &C. is technically known, without dis
Cussion. the moment 10 showed It's head.
The house stood by the governor IN
a veto of Smiths house bin No. 56,
forcing the opening Of Emigration can
Won TO stock. Governor Wells held the
act 20 be special legislation and uncon-
stitutiOnal. especially as 10 took away
some or the powers granted salt Lake
City by its charter
The vote al first stood 19 TO 10 I'm
favor of sustaining the veto. Before
the result was announced attention was
called TO the fact that the bill also car
ried a provision for the regulation OF
artensian wells. This caused the chang
ing of a number of votes, but not the
necessary thirty TO pass the bill over
the veto. The vote on passage of the
bill was as follows
Ayes-Austin, ~Cahoon, Child. Chip
man. Cotton, Hail. Hamlin, Haslam,
Hawley, Lee, Luther, McKinnoE, Nc
Rae, Merrill. Morris. Redd. Richards,
Roberts. Smith. Spry Stone, Tietjen,
Watts, White. Wilson. Huu-2i.
Nays-Condon. Done, Mcfarland,
Robson. Stewart Stoker-s.
Tax Commission killed.
Senate BIZ No. 2O2, by Johnson-Cre-
ating a tax commission. was killed.
Senate Bill No. 201 by the ways and
means committee, taxing coke. was
killed twice. After the first execution,
CahOon had 90 called back. The first
action was rescinded. The bill was
again voted upon, with the following
result.
Ayes-Adams. Cahoon. Child. Cotton.
Haslam. Hawley. j.. +. Johnson, j. H..
Johnson. Merrill. Molyneux, Morris.
Redd, Robson, Smith, Stone, Wilson
10.
Nays-Austiu. Barrett. Brink. Chip
man. Done. Fishburn. Lee, Luther
Nash. Peterson, Richards, Stewart
St0ker. Watts, Hull-l5-
Absent and not voung-AndersOn,
Condor. Coulter. Evans, Hall. Hamlln,
Mcfarland. McKinnon, McRae, Met
calf. Roberts. Spry TetJen, Whlte-l4-
Dr. Condor received unanimous con-
sent 20 Introduce a resolution thanking
the members of the press for their I'M
Partially and expressing the hope that
the ties formed during the session
would grow stronger and be cemented
with passing years.
The McRae anti-fume bill was laid
away Yesterday. The house accepted
the seuate's verdict, and let the Dill die
Senator Lewis dog tax bill was also
inferred.
Bills Passed.
The following were passed.
Senate Bill No 1870. by Barnes-Pro-
viding for 5-mil state tax levy.
Senate Bill no. So. by BenniOn-Re-
latne 20 powers Of corporations.
House Bin No. 1SS. by J. +. Johnson
Compelling the appointment Of a bee
commission upon the petition Of tve
Instead of a majority OF the beekeepers
ln "a county. and providing for quaran-
tine against foul brood.
Senate Bin No. III. by LOve-Requlr-
ing a majority frontage TO protest
against sidewalk Improvements in
counties.
The act giving custody OF minor
children 90 the mother In case of sep
araton OF husband and wife was
amended bv unanimous consent az the
request OF the governor. A proviso was
added giving the court authority TO
designate another person 20 have the
custody 80 the mother is proved an I'M
nr person.
DIR. Condor asked leave 20 reinro-
luce his poultry commission bill. as he
said the senate would pass it. The
privilege was denied.
Anderson moved that the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company pe
thanked for the cOurtesles IL had eN-
tended Thanks were extended at the
beginning of the session. but the mousse
refused to table the present motion
and passed DO. Then Stewart per-
suaded the members to rescind their
action.
Morris and Austin tried 20 get the
action declining 20 pay the expenses
on the state irrigation congress re-
considered. They Called.
Redd Causes Anxiety.
Where was Redd2"
This was the au-absorbing question
Yesterday afternoon. "Ihe handsome