Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-16
RESULTS OF THE
SIXTH SESSION.
,..Iovements Of State SoIonS
While Sitting as a Leglsla'
tive Assembly.
WHAT BECAME OF THE BILLS.
,, or..Thlrd Of Those introduced
Are Now LOw--Summary Of
The Work.

-. the slxth state Legislature
.a,d in January prayer iioated In
,.a,, the alfalfa fields that 1t would
Nav peanuts for so days, collect us
~" ",,,y and 20 home, The impression
va general that the state laws were
,onle and satisfactory The completed
~, ., bills upon adjournment shows
ma, for the most part they are teen
,,col amendments to existing laws, cal-
a'IS led TO make the machinery OF stato
ann smoother The DlgBest Ploule, ,
handled got Oft without settleireli.t,
Rsnnlon wanted II handed Wl nl
sovcs but the Agricultural colIese-
University merger problem weht W.
n another fight Just suen az cnardottor
led the closing week OF ms sessso,l'
There dld not seem to be such ullie
epce of opinion on the QUESTION VI
srrinr az there was an unWilllngness
n's1iriFe Inc blow that would decide
n Callster, Johnson Loose ana VA WA
VA said so frankly, but although they
hn .lo ', rnayed for a week by the adyo-
w. nj the gloveless encounter, they
SoNlS not be led 70 the ballot.
az me bills indtroduced SURPRISING
II, tor' nassed. In the senate only one
a,,tv MEASURE went through-the As
soeieted Press bill. The city extension
t1i and other measures prominently
oayooated for political advantage We're
snted with decision and by "A strong
meiority vote. Appointments, too, were
hoSdled without consideration for the
tIoas ohm ttaNnN hem
one good bill went through by the
orsce ~ the governor, who urged its
1sssage I'm A special message. This was
he myenile court bill, which IS con-
csdsd 10 be one Of the best new meas
ures 10 20 upon the statutes. The Dill
Was once vetoed and upon the house re-
foslng TO submit another one with the
obi1ctions OF the governor removed he
msde the special request that brought
NE bill back to life in the last hours
OF The session
Good bills there were that met death
IN the shuttle, due, II Is affirmed by
some 10 the il feeling between the
senate and the house In such a tuggle
Uolingsworths boundary bill was
ea0ght. as well az Lawrence's eminent
domain measure.
On the 23s bills introduced In the
house during the session, 10 have been
anproye1 By the governor and are now
law. Elghty-elght were killed IN COM
mttee. 10 IN the house. "A IN the senate
four we're vetoed by the governor, six
we're withdrawn, while the remainder
ere now pending executive approval.
Marks Of Salt Lake introduced more
bills than either OF his colleagues
Trenty-one of these went through, al
though II may be said that most OF
them were but trlillng amendments to
existing laws. Kinney succeeded with
II bills, pertaining chiefly to legal mat
ters while HaWley has eight to his
credit Austin 1--WE, McCrea four, Kuch-
Ter, Fishhurn, Vaughan and Roberts
two apiece and Joseph, Cottam, Tolton,
Curtin Edward, Hone, Johnson
siookey and Wootton one apiece. Here
Is the record
HOUSE BILLS APPROVED ny GOV
ERNOR.
H. b, 70, Kuchler, providing that the
process Of municipal courts may run
TO the chief Of police.
II, B, n, Kinney, prohibiting, judges
Of city courts from acting as attorneys,
II. 3. 90, approprlating 1875, 900 for the
payment Of the expenses of the Nation
al Guard IN Carbon county.
II. b. a, Kinney, making It forgery
TO initiate clearance cards, union
cards, etc.
II, B, Sc, Kinney, defining the man
net In which the conditional sale or
leasing OF railway equipment and roll
Ing stock shall be effected,
H. ,. 6S, Kinney making a slight
amendment IN the practise of courts In
relation TO motions and orders.
Y. b. 80 Kinney. relating to the time
allowed for the settlement Of bills OF
exceptions
Il, B, l06. Vaughan making It a mis-
Qelneanor to leave gat rs open or bars
down into any field or enclosure.
H. b. 10, Austin. making Il q mlsde-
meallor to prevent any employe from
entering or remaining in the employ Of
another by means OF threats.
Il, B, a, permitting corporations to
eject one-thlrd of their boards Of direc-
tors annually.
II b. 10, deHnng'the crime OF burg
iary ln the first degree and making
degree
II B. 40. McCrca, providing that wills
shall be revoked by subsequent mar
mage OF or birth issue OF the testator.
~ b ~ Kinney, changes the word
IlMhun' to appellant" I'm the law
'saung 70 undertakings on appeal,
~ > loS, MARKS, relating TO the stat
ue OF limitations and the manner OF
pleading cases
m 3 BY Kinney permitting execu-
uOih 10 issue In counties where tran
"nr,p, OF the Judgment has been filed.
az, q. - " providing that transcripts OF
slsNents may be filed IN counties
v '1 than those IN which the judg-
"uV are given and enforced therein.
~ ~ D. io2 MoCrea, providing that city
,gHw shall have concurrent jurisdlc-
cases.
~, ~ ,, 223 permitting n majority of the
r,,syss,Nuollers OF a corporation TO issue
WHeiemed or special stock.
IN D. ZQl, Fishhurn, allowing n ma
!yglN OF the stockholders Of n corpora
'g' 70 amend It's articles
n Is. 40. McCrea, relating TO the re-
vocation OF wills.
~ - PSI Hawley relating to the
O9ISellng Of judgments,
OK IS @, Kinney, amending section
~ OF me laws Of Utah, 1898. relating
tlot. '"pp'e'''e''ai 10 eNecu-
MI NJ ~ W Kinney, relating TO the dis
n ,s'ssal OF actions before Justices of The
cih J. NJ /, Joseph, memorialI2lnr
slm 's,esS Tor a bureau OF mining, to be
'{IaIed IN some western state
sre., . NJ 2 Miller memorlallzlng Con-
estsR,,u1r a United States mint, to be
N4olllshed IN Utah. ~
"a, l' NJ g. Roberts, asking Congress
IN Utah. '''''o" ior oau-Dulldlng
Of hoS,,, r. ! II relation to the issuance
" II P0qpaty certificates. '''0'
b,rs ~ y 5o Roberts, prohibiting MEM
d rosqs board OF education in cities from
nrIde fsop ey from the school fund,
IL rom their regular salaries ''
% 49, HawleY providing for
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