The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-14
Committee Reports.

as the author himself
The motion to adjourn carried at
4-30 o'clock.
Committee Reports.
Committee reports Were received and
adopted yesterday, as follows:
Judiciary-H. BIS. No. s (StewarD, Z
thuChlCT). and so (kuchler), unfaVOr-
ably reported. Substitute bill Oh b
1888 provided.
Municipal cOrporations-H. r. No
lib, by Johnson. providing against the
sale of firearms to minors; recommend
ed for passage.
Federal Relations-H Z. No. So by
Austin. creating d state board of park
commissioners; recommended for pas
sage
Municipal Corporations-H B. No
80 by Hone. relating 10 assessing and
collecting axes in cities Of the first,
second ana third classes; recommended
for passage.
Mines and Mining-H. b. No. 12T, by
Joseph, relating to the taxation OF sa-
line products; recommended for pas
sage.
Judiciary-S. b. No. 40. by Callister;
recommended for passage
JUdiciary-H. y. No. "A, substitute by
committee on railroads and common
carriers for II. b. No. 90 Cby Kinney,
relating to the contents of articles Of
agreement Of incOrpora ton; recon-
mended for Dassa &c.
Public Lands-H. 3. No. 81. by Rob
erts. amending the laws creating the
state board of land commissioners: rec
commended for passage.
List of New House Bills.
The list of bills presented in the
house yesterday aud their disposition
follow:
H B. No. 49,, by McCrea. An act
to amend section 273, revised statutes
1898, as amended by chapter 131, ses-
sion laws 1901: providing chat the sup
port of the majority Gnstead of one
third Of property owners must be OBJ
tanned to secure improvements. (Ju-
diciary).
H. j. No. 13S. by committee on asri-
culture and horticulture. \ substitute
embOdying II. r. No. S. by Stewart. Il.
=. No. :. by Kuchler, and u. =. No. go
by kuChler. relating to the esta blish-
ment of agricultural experiment sta
tons
H B. No 139. by Edward. An act to
regulate the purchase. sale transfer
and membranes of a stock of goods
wares or merchandise, in bulk or of
any portion of "A stock of goods. wares
and merchandise, otherwise than in the
usual course Of trade. and prescribing
penalties for the violation thereof.
Manufactures and commerce)
II. B. No 40, by Marks. An act
amending section 1893. revised statutes
1898. providing for the disposition Of
property found upon a-deceased- person.
Judiciary
II. p. No. III. by Marks. An act
amending section 49, revised statutes
1898, in relation to costs in disbament
proceedings: making witness and ste
nOgrapher fees a state charge. CJudi-
ciary.)
II. b No. 142. by Marks. An act TO
amend section 1854 revised statutes
1898. relating To examinations for nor
NAL certificates and diplomas of other
states. Education and arts.)
II. 3. No. 143. by Marks. An act TO
amend sections 1T7S and 1871. revised
statutes 1898. relating to the biennial
report of the state superintendent of
schools: and the calling of and attend
ance at conventions Education and
artsD
House Bill No. IA. by Marks
Amending the session laws governing
the election of county SUpeTintcndents
changing wording so as 10 show cleo
tion by general election. as at present
instead e BY county school trustees.
Education and art.
House Bill No. 49,. by Marks
DeleEatinE To the state board Of edu-
cation instead Of the county board Of
examiners the power 10 revoke teach
crs' certificates. Education and art
House Bill No. 146, by Marks-Pro-
Yides that the state superintendent Of
schools must annually file with the
STATE b1'fih VI FhutdlIOl memoranda
regarding teachers Education and art.
House Bill No. 14I. by Maughan.-An
act to amend section f4S0. Revised stat
U,es. IsIS, as amended by chapter 1Of
session laws. 1893, relating to trespass
and injuries To property. Judiciary.
House Bill No. 14S. by gromar-An
act l. require all prison-made goods Of
fereG for sale in this state 10 be plainly
marked as such. Manufactures and
commerce.
Provisions of the Bills.