The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-12

the senate after minor amendments
were made
The senate concurred in the house
amendments to the fish and game bill
and passed the Juvenile court bill, after
reducing the judges salary from $500
to 81 900.
With two of the important pending
measures thus dis posed of the senators
felt easier. In addition to the appro-
priation bill, thu college merger. the
bounty bill and the bounty fraud meas
ure are still back. The medical and
surgical bill was given its third read
ing and roll call was deferred to Mon
day The bill came in with a favor
able report and action on it was eager
" awaited by a number of prominent
doctors who remained in the senate un-
til the final saunter of the day took
place.
The senate will ask for conference
to fix the status of senate bill No. 81.
This is the measure that was amended
by the houses and later killed by the
house after the senate had concurred
in the amendments. 1t has been en-
crossed by the senate. and Speaker
Hull has refused to sign it,
A report from the committee on rules
recommending that acton must be
taken within one hour on notice of mo-
ton to reconsider was unanimously
adopted. Under the regular rules of
the senate, motions Of this character
become effective only upon the follow
ing day which made it possible for one
man to kill any measure as there will
be no other day" this session.
Measures Put Through.
Measures passed by the senate:
House bill No. 232. by joint conference
committee. the irrigation law
Senate bill No. 204. by Kinney, reIat-
ing to duties Of state chemist.
House bill No. 1SI, by Marks, the ju-
Veniie court bill, with judges salary re-
duced from $1S00 TO 81 coo
House bill No. 126. by Hawley. regu-
lating salaries of county officers. Sal
airy of surveyors i'm counties of second
and third class raised from $500 to
81 600
House bill No. 232. by Kinney, relat-
ing to form of Dleadings in justice
courts.
Amendments Agreed to.
The senate concurred in the house
amendments to the following:
Senate bill No. $50, by joint cOmittee,
providing for the appointment of a
commission to investigate duplication
of courses in the University of Utah
and the Agricultural college.
Senate bill No 76 by Bamberger, re-
lating TO attachment of salaries of
public officials. etc.
Senate bill No. SO, by BenniOn, pro-
Nldlng for associate examiners in cities
of first and second class
Senate bill No. %, by Hollingsworth,
the street car cOmpany's merger bill.
Senate bill No. 80, by Callister. the
fish and game bill.
Senate bill No. 81, by Park. relating
to exemptions from jury service
Senate bill No 100, by Lawrence, re-
lating to limitations other than real
property.
Senate bill No. las. by judiciary COM
mittee, relating to recording of plats of
cemeteries
Senate oil No. 1874, by CaIlister, relat-
ing to duties of school trustees.
These Meet Their Death.
The following were killed in com
Mite:
House bill No. 1S9 by Marks, relating
to pawnbrokers.
House bill No. 102, by Marks, relating
TO undertaking an appeal from justice
courts.
House bill No. 225, by Kinney, pro-
Viding for Il state census.
House bill No. 1913, by Merrill, relat-
ing to jury trials.
House bill No. 2OS. by Thompson, re-
lating to limitations other than real
property.