The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-22

1hCCIcd SHoulu nave gone 1urIner ana
Speclneds the exact spot in Salt Lake
county where he desired the farm To-
Gated. The city and county building
square, TOlton suggested, would make
San admirable spot.
After McCrea and Kuchier came Will
son who could see nothing but Wa
satch. The argument over the amend
ments brought to light the fact that il
Nas suspected McCrea's desire was to
get the state and the smelters in
mix-up- McCrea' didn't worry much
about the assertion TO this effect.
None of the amendments carried.
When roll was called. the house lined
up as follows:
Ayes-J- A. Anderson. Austin, Car
rOlL Christensen, Gotham, Dean, Ed
Johnson. Jones, Kinney, Luther,
Maughan, Marks, Merrill Peterson.
Richards Simons, Stookey. Stringharn;
thompson. Tolton, Wilson and Woot-
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Nays-Allen, Cromar. Curtin. Daily
Gundry, Joseph, Kuchler, Lyman. Me-
Crea. Miller. Pace, Pancake, PAINTER
spencer and Speaker Hull-I5.
Eight-hour Bill Inferred.
Homes eight-hour bill Chouse bill No.
sd. was laid 70 final rest as far as this
legislative session is concerned, by the
adoption yesterday of the unfavora bic
committee report signed by all mem
bers OF the labor and manufactures and
commerce committees, excepting the
author of the measure. Mr.. Hone was
not on the floor of the house when the
report was submitted, and ii went
through without any attempt to force
the legislators to put themselves on
record"
The committee on education and art
returned a favorable report on house
Dill No 30. by Roberts, relating to the
compensation of members of boards of
ednea ton in cities of the first class.
Senate bills were. received yesterday
and referred TO committees. as follows.
y B. No 80. by Williams. providing
for the purchase. of works of art ana
the appointment of purchasing com
mittee. Ways and means.
>. Is. No. 80, by Bennion, providing
Tor the appointment OF associate ex
aminers in cities Of the first and second
class, and requiring parents or guard
lans to send children under their care
TO school during certain periods. Edu-
cation and art -
S. B. No. 10. by Bennion. providing
Tor notice of levy. service and publica-
ton OF assessments of. corporations. and
making certain exceptions. Private
corporations
;. b. No: SO. by seDate committee on
pubic institutions, relating to the gov
eminent and control of the state men
tai hospital. State mental hospital.
;. b. No. IS Substitute for house hin
NO III, oy senate committee on fudici
airy, relating to changes of venue in
municipal courts. Judiciary
Fifteen New Bills.
Yesterday was the last day under the
rule adopted by both houses for the
introduction of new bills. The follow
mig measures were put in by house
members:
H. B. No. 49, by Luther. An act nro-
vlding for sailing cattle and horses on
the public ranges of this state. Pro-
Viuhg that hVe ponnds of rock salt to
De allowed for each animal turned
Ioose on pubic range. excepting where
ma Iursi salt exists. Livestock
II. b. No ia. by HawIey. An act re-
lating to the punishment of persons
guilty OF altering marks or brands on
ANNALS Amending section 4474. re-
Vlsed statutes, making persons altering
orahos or marks punisha BILE for larceny
OF SUCH animals (instead of punishabIe
LOT larceny of property or IIxe vaJuel
LiveE-ock nue.
n b No, 175, by Hawley. An act
amending section 4136, revised statutes
proNlulng that any person who bribes
or OF. .adItteInpts to bride witnesses shall be
SuiiSs OF a felony, instead of a INSIDE
manor. Judiciary
III. B. No. 176, by Marks. An act "a
amend section Is, revised statutes re-
latlng TO estrayS and trespassing ami
mals. Providing that poundkeepers
shaii notify the sheriff. as well as the
county clerk. upon coming into posses
SION or estrays. Judiciary
II. B. No. III, by Marks An act GRO
duhg a state capitol fund by animal
appropriations of $25. 900, for the pur-
pose Of erecting a state capitol bIiId-
ing on Capitol hill. Authorizing tba
investment Of the fund by the state
BOARD OF loan commissioners. Capitol
Bills on Banks.
n. 3. No. rs. by Marks. an act
amending section 36S. revised stat
u0es 1898. relating to the making of
reports TO the secretary of state bv
banking corporations and private hank
us ana providing for the publication
thereof Providing that proof of DIIbIi
cation of reports shall "be filed in the
once. of the secretary Of state within
thirty days from the time of the re-
ceipt of the certified COPY prepared ny
the secretary Of state" Banks ana
banking).
H. b No 179, by Marks-An act pro-
Tidlng that the state treasurer shall
deposit in state, national or private
banks of Utah state moneys. and that
not less than , per cent shall be oaid
oy banks holding such funds Prohibit
ing the making of profit through loans
or deposits by the state treasurer
public fundsl
H B. No. $50, by Fishburn-An act
10 amend section 1871, revised statutes
1893, relating 70 reports to state super
lntendent Of schools. Providing
that reports 10 the state superintendent
or schools shall be made ION OF before
the fifth day of November in each
year instead of the first Monday in
August Educational and arts).
H. B. No. 1S1, by Marks-Providing
Tor juvenile courts. the appointment of
prohibition officers. a method of pro-
cedure against juvenile delinquents:
defining delinquent child and delin-
quent person, specifying places for the |
temporary and permanent detention of
juvenile delinquents and the compensa-
ton for their care. Judiciary
To Curb Sale of Drugs.
H. B. No. 1S2. by Kinney: An act
making il unlawful 10 sell certain |
medicines containing opium, cocaine. |
choral or alcohol without branding |
the same. Providing that where medf- |
clnes contain opium. cocaine. choral or
alcohol Except when prescribed by a [
regular physician) the labels or wrap-
pers shall so state, giving percentage of |
the drug or alcohol. public health).
H. b. No. 1S3, by Kinney: An act re- /
curing every person to procure a /
license before engaging in the dairy i
business, defining and regulating such i
business. Providing for quarterly in /
SDeCtlOnS of dairy nrarofSaS and