The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-10
MUNICIPAL BILL
Is DONE TO DEATH
Senate Kills Spry's Pet, Extending
Terms of City Officials
HOUSE CAUCUS or NO AVAIL
OTHER LEGISLATION ACCOM-
PLISHED DURING DAY.


or fifth time it has run counter to his
miffed
The treasure that was laid bleeding
at the feet of the heartless upper
housers yesterday is-or rather was, for
1t Is cold clay nOw-hOuse bill No. Ill,
by Fishburn, the city extension bill"
subject of caucus and damned
through the house, the measure came
merrily tripping to the senate. Cheer
ily it danced into the committee on
elections, where il met its first rebuff.
Somewhat disfigured and. with a can
tied to its tail in the shape of an adj
verse report, the bill, now but the
wrath OF its former self, came before
its judges, m0tely pleading for mercy.
Some calloused wretch grOwled:
Move the adoption of the report! -
Second the motioni" snarled another.
Aye" cried all when the motion was
put, and thus, without one word of love
or sympathy, poor little No. Ill was
relegated to that land where there is
neither extension nor dimension.
Senate bill No. A, by Hollingsworth,
prohibiting the collection from the state
Of mileage by officials who travel on
railway passes was given the ultimate
degree by the railroad committee. Its
papa was the only one who voted for
it
Salt Tax Bill Is Executed.
House bill No. 127. by Joseph. relat-
ing to the taxing of the net proceeds
of saline lakes, springs, etc, was killed
| by an adverse report of the commit
tee on mines and mining.
A similar fate awaited house bill No.
! III, by F'ishburn, the city extension
measure" which was killed without
comment by the adoption of an ad-
verse report of the committee on cleo
tions.
House bill No. 1887. by Gundry. re-
| lating to location of mining claims.
and senate bill No A, by Holdings
worth, prohibiting payment of mileage
TO state officials who travel on passes
were both killed in committee.
| House bill No $50, by Edward Cby re-
quesD. relating to liens on personal
property, was killed on the floor.
Several Measures Passed.
| Measures passed by the senate in
Guided:
Senate bill No. 142. by appropriations
| committee, apprOpTiating $44492 from
| from the state reservoir land grant
/ fund.
Senate bill No. 1O9. by Lawrence. re-
lating to limitations other than real
property.
Senate bill No. 1873, by Johnson. APP
| eral purposes, and fixing tax levy
| Senate concurrent resolution No. 4
! by committee on military affairs ask
/ ing recognition of services and thirty
| days pay for Utah Indian War vet
| Grams.
Senate bill No. IA. by judiciary com
mittee, repeating section 2,531, revised
| statutes, the mortgage tax law
| House joint resolution No. l, by
| Kinney, proposing amendments to sec
| ton as amended Nov. 6, 1900. relating
| to uniform tax exemption. etc
| House bill No. 1853, by Marks, relat-
/ ing 10 fees of sheriffs.
Bills as TO Cities.
House bill No. pa. by McCrea. relat-
ing to liability of cities. towns, school
districts, etc, in actions brought by
Sub-cOntractors.
House bill No. pa. by McCrea reIat-
ing to liability of cities, towns. school
districts, etc, in actions by sub-con-
! tractors.
Senate bill No 49, by special COM
mittee, creating = commission of nine
| persons TO report on duplication of
| courses in the University of Utah and
the Agricultural college.
Agrees With House.
The senate concurred in the house
amendments to the following:
Senate bill No rs, by Walton, relat-
ing TO school sanitation.
Senate bill No. SIS, by Lawrence, re
| lating to special taxes in cities.
Senate bill No. 1872, by Judiciary COM
mittee relating to corporate suretyship
on bonds.
Senate bill No. 81. by Park. relating
TO staff organizations of the national
| guard
Senate bill No. 81. by Lawrence. re-
1ating to the issue of scrip by cities.
Senate bill No %. by Johnson. relat-
/ ing to the practice of OsteOpathy.
Favorable Reports Adopted.
Favorable reports were adopted on
the following:
Senate joint memorial No. 4, by Cal
lister, relating 70 alfalfa seed.
Senate bill No. Sc, by Callister. ap-
propriating $500 to Utah Dairymen' S
association.
Senate bill No. 1O2. by Walton, reIat-
! ing to health districts, registration of
births and deaths, etc.
House joint resolution No. 3, by
Miller amending section ?, article 10,
relating to maintenance of public
schools.
senate bill No. 1874, by Callister. re-
Iating to powers of school trustees
House bill No. 40, by Hone, to pre-
vent deception in selling renovated
butter.
Senate bill No 13s. by Lawrence, re-
lating to service by publication of
summons from municipal courts.
Senate bill No. 140. by Lawrence, re-
pealing section 4,036. revised statutes,
relating to notice in probate cases
New Bills Are Put in.
New measures were introduced as
follows:
Senate bill No. 149. by special COM
mittee.-Providing for an amendment
to section 4, article Y, constitution of
Utah. relating to courses of study etc.
University of Utah and Agricultural
college. Killed.
Senate bill No $50. by special COM
mittee.-Creating q commission of nine
persons to investigate duplication Of
courses i'm the University of Utah and
Agricultural college. Passed.
Senate bill No 151, by special COM
Understanding section 2.OS7, re-
vised statutes, relating TO course of
study in Agricultural college. Edu-
cation.
Senate bill No 152, by special COM
Understanding section 2,292. re-
vised statutes, relating to course of
study in University of Utah. Educa-
ton.
Senate bill No. 1913, by committee on
public misunderstanding state
board of corrections, consisting of gov
ernor and two resident citizens of diff
ferent political faith.
Tax Levy Is Fixed.
Use general revenue measure. senate
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