Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-25
BILLS GALORE
ARE INTRODUCED.

After today no more bills win be In
troduced in the Legislature save by
unanimous consent, and these, It Is safe
to say, viii be few and very far be-
tween. This is Ia accordance with
rule formulated at the beginning OF
the session and accounts, no doubt for
the multiplicity Of new measures which
were introduced and read for the first
and second times today At this morn
ing's session the house was Hooded, so
TO speak, with petitions and bills and
the chances are that before adjourn
ment this afternoon many more win be
passed to the speakers desk.
Converting at 1876 this morning the
house received notice that Gov Wells
had approved and filed with the secre-
tary Of state $. b. NO 5S by Lawrence
(by reQuest), a bill for an act amend
ing sections 312 and 3l3 Of the Revised
Statutes of 1898 In relation 10 claims
against incorporated cities and towns;
S. b. SO, by Lawrence, by requesU, a
bin for an act 10 amend section 2SSl ot
the Revised Statutes In relation to time
OF commencement Of actions against
county on rejected claims by including
within said limitation incorporated cit
les and towns as well as counties, and
S. b. 81. by Lawrence tby reQuesO, a
bin for an act amending section lS5
Of the Revised Statutes OF 1925 and re-
latlng to the mayors veto IN cities OF
the first and second classes.
The first business after reading the
journal was a motion by Representa-
tive watts 10 reconsider S. j. 6S, passed
yesterday. Representative j, T.. john
son, In q few sensible remarks, won-
dered when the house was going TO get
down TO business and pass measures
and have them stay passed lie thought
too much time was being FILTERED
away IN the discussion Of measures,
then passing them one day and recon-
siderlng them the next on vote the
motion 10 reconsider was lost
Representative Richards announced
the death Of the daughter Of Rcpresen-
tative Brink and the following mem
bers were appointed to draft resolutions
OF sympathy and respect Representa-
tives Richards, White and Hamlin.
Petitions for appropriations q repair
roads were in fashion today and the fol-
lowing were introduced by request and
read: No 20. by Representative Lee.
for $1,000; No q. by Representative
Stoker. for s.. 500 Nos. %. %. q. 70 and
&c. by Representative Watts, for 81 800.
800 $500. $500 $500; No. %. by Repres-
entatlye White for S35Q, % and So. by
Representative Richards. for $500. $3.50
No. 81, by Adams. for $1,000; No. 20. by
Representative Robson No. 30. by
Representative Hawley, for 81 400: an OF
which were referred 10 the committee
on highways ard bridges, and petition
No. 2S, by DR. Copdon, (by requesO
asking Tor the initiative and refereu-
dun.
The following new bills were intro
duced and read for the first and Sec
ond times W. b 1874. by Done. relating
TO pensions for teachers. IT. r. is5. by
Done, as 10 qualifications n teachers:
u. p. 1876, by Redd. regarding an sp-
nropriation for Wayne county. l97. bv
Hamliu. relating 90 the service Of sum
mons IN justices courts l3S by Adams
relating 20 private corporations: l39
by Or. Condor. relating 10 the trustees
% the school for the deaf. dumb and
blinds 40 by DR. Condor. as 10 power
of county commissioners. ln. by DR..
Condor. 20 prohibit cessnools near wells
and sprincs' lf2 by Or. Condor. provid-
ing for dislnfectlon IN case Of typhoid
fever l43 hv Dr. Condor. relating 10
secretaries Of boards Of health: IA. by
Or Condor. relating TO the mental
hospital li5, prohibiting the use OF
baroed wire In certain cases; i4s, BY