The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08

WEBER MEMBERS
IN A LIVELY ROW
Condor and Child Question Each
Others VeraCity.
NO BLOWS ARE STRUCK
HOUSE PUTS IN ANOTHER BIG
LEGISLATIVE DAY.

'Its not soy. shouted Representative
A. S. condor of ogden.
IT saw 10 IS so," yelled Representative
John e. Child of Roy
The two were standing within ten
feet OF each other on the floor of the
house. face 20 face child shook his
INST. Dr. condor shook with rage. Ser
veaut-at-Arms Rowberry' looked star
lied and prepared 90 ger between the
combatants Some of the spectators
began 20 look for "a personal conflict
bur the two opposing gentlemen from
Weber county used no weapons other
than words and glares.
The trouble arose shortly after the
opeulue of the afternoon session anu
grew out of the discussion oI the Moly-
ueux bin changing in some details lhe
horticultural board law 90 comply VITA
court decisions.
..Fhe majority of the people of Weber
county are opposed 90 this BILL de-
Clared Child.
Condor rose, brlstllug.
OF think as much OF my reputation
as anybody without mentioning
names" said he. but I want 60 say
that statement is not So
"I say &c as so, shouted Child, jump
ing up. .
the people favor IT," retorted Condor
in stentorian tones.
I'm place my reputation along with
the Doctors Child come back just as
loud.
There was crisis for a moment then,
H.HrH ID q
hustIiues were aVerted The bill was
passed. only Child. Evans, Lee, Mckln-
non. Merrill Roberts and Hull voting
no.
Bills That We're Passed.
The following bills were passed at the
two sessions held yesterday.
Senate BIN No. l17. by Bennion-Re-
lating 60 the publication OF notices 10
creditors of estates.
Senate Bin No. no. by Lawrence toy
reluesD-Proyiding for the support OF
families of decedents.
Senate Bin No 1876. by Johnson-Mak-
ing special provision for the issuance of
preferred stock of corporations. tAus-
Tin gave notice OF motion 90 recon
siderl
Senate Biu no. ms. by Auison-Lim-
itIug time for entering motion Tor "a
new trial
Senate Bin No 100. by Lawrence
Allowing bond for damages To- be given
and operations continued I'm the case OF
shelters and other defendants sued for
maintaining a nuisance.
Senate Bill No 152, by Bennlon-Mak-
ing judges chambers co-cNtensive with
their districts.
Senate Bin 40. 1874 by Johnson-Pro-
NidlTg for the arbitration of water
rights.
Senate BIN No. 1872, by Johnson
Eliminating the requirement that the
state treasurer must. I'm his annual re-
port give the number and amount of
each warrant paid.
Those Under the Axe.
The following were killed;
House Bln no. 49, by COndOn-FOr-
bidding the use of barbed wire on
gates
House Bin 30. 90. by Chapman Oby
requesO- tablishing an experimental
silk factory.
Governor Wells sent iu a veto of the
Condor bin apprOpriating SIS 600 for the
irrigation congress at Ogden. the OBJ
JectlOus being to the form. A subsu-
tute measure was attached 20 the veto
reaching the same end iu a slightly diff.
4eIelL way. Ut. AUlQul name was
attached 90 this. It was introduced
and passed unanimously under sus-
pension of the rules The senate inn.
mediately -fterWard took similar
action.
Barrett Saves Lewis Dog Bill
Barrett saved from sudden death IN,
dog TAX bin of his colleague from Bea
Ver county, Senator Lewis. The com
mittre ON livestock reported agains
the measure, ANA the house was pre-
pairing t0 slaughter promptly WheI
Barrett seized the uplfted ak. III,
kept Jle house from removing the en-
acting clause. Then he and Roberts
had an amendment adopted. makin-
the tax 81 Tor males and $3.50 for fe
males. instead of So and SIS. Afte
some debate the bin was placed ou iu
final passage and defeated gently aul
uot Violently is ar first intended. The
vote was e. Iis. as follows:
Ayes Adams Austin. Barrett. Brink
CuhD0u. Cotton. Done. Hall. Hamliu
IHsiuH. D. L.. Johnson. Lee. Merrill
Morris richards. Roberts, Stewart
Tirjeu WiIsou-19
-NateS-Dhut, Chapman. evans HaW
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