The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-05
GRIND9 OUT BIC
GRIST OF BILLS
Senate Pa IS Eight Measures
in y-up Style.
HITS BOOZE AND MILEAeE
JOURNAL FIXED UP TO MEET
REQUIREMENTS.

REQUIREMENTS.
Eight bills were passed by the state
senate yesterday. Almost all the meas
ures were put through uRder suspen-
sion Of the rules although the consti-
tuition requires tnat eaeh bill shall be
read" three tin7s6<<everal of the
measures were not ead'once. and only
one or two mare IAN once
'iI.et the jourff show that senate
bin No. so-and-sct was read, the sec
ond time" Pfesf1eif alison would say;
that All interefes ~ rules were sus-
pended - that b. bill was read a
N<sfe strl IN vsiSTsd upon its pas
sag[PG - lerk viii call the roll
WhiieH PROCEEDINGS in some in
Stances kere more Ella borate. and III a
couple of the shorter measures actually
lneuded one reading OF the bills, the
suInnary given above represented in
most instances the full extent of the
compliance with the mandatory consti-
tutlonat requirements. The average
- time consumed in reading" consider
ing ana passing each ball was less than
- six minutes one measure was 5000
words in length and if read twice by
the clerk the time taken in its consid-
GRAFTON would have been over an hour
As it was it was passed in less than
ten minutes from the time when it's
number was first called.
Keeps Liquor Away.
Following are the measures which
were passed by the senate and which
went to the house to be enacted,
amended killed
senate bin No. /. by H S. Larsen
>fsphibi' ing the sale of liquor within
IS fvNmIAs of railroad. road and public
work eaffSs whore men are employed,
in .cuantftiA-<Sf less than, five gallons
a Nv oF 4
davs' Imprisonment NO established
saloon interfered with. provided it was
open and doing business more than six
months prior to the beginning of the
work Read third time and passed
unanimously
senate bin No so, by johnson. allow
ing district judges and attorneys the
"a actual and necessary expenses incurred
while in performance Of duty and re-
pealing the mileage allowance Read
second time, 'read' third time and put
on passage under suspension of the
rules. and passed by vote Of IL to 5,
as follows:
1sas-Bamberger. Johnson. IF. S.
Larsen. Lawrence. Lewis. Loose, Love,
Mckay. sherman. Whitmore, Allison
Nays-Barber. Barnes. Gardner, c. P.
Larsen, Murdoek-5
Lawrence Has Big Bunch
Senate bill No. 81. by Lawrence. au-
thorizing administrators and guardians
to lease and sell options on mining
claims "Read" second time read"
third time and put on passage under
stlsta.1sfo1 Of the ruies and passed
unanimously.
senate bill I'D S. by Lawrence. per-
admitting city sSuncfIs and town boards
10 make ia tax levy any time during
sk1Iv insfsss4 OF before fine first Mon
- - 'Esead'0N second time,
80 fisfS,s. sud rAlt on passage
s-ete - ~ th4 rules and
IssnzeesenI 1Senator Bar
u. - i've on the
at the end of
the tax Of
ices on tan
- ~ tion of the
Lawrence. ex-
ear limitation
from suits on
second time
It on passage
rules, and
Loose. re-en-
i county board
ear franchise
y of twenty
H time, read"
passage Ender
ana passed
another column
-
odidIIeS'
Lawrence, au-
select the pa
e 10 have legal
Read second
Vie and put on
EpensiOn OF the rules,
6nmously-
No. 4. by Chapman. amend
prohibit the payment of
per diem fees TO public
testifying in criminal cases,
pa officials draw cOmpensa-
sss 0f $500 z year. It was
-dner VINO had the amend
on behalf OF officials whose
bn is $500 or less a year.
rd time and passed by vote
enatOT Ramberger voting in
sc on the ground that all
81 dhiic officials should be COM
Gated for testifying.
iii yesterday the senate had only
sed fourteen bills. Yesterday ava
iche of legislation raises tile total to
-enty-two.
TO Guard against the rush of bust
aEs at the last end Of the session