Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-15
JUVENILE COURT
BILL RE-PASSED.
So Amended by the House as to
Meet the Objections Of the
Governor
REPEAL Of BOUNTY LAW FAILS.
Conference Committee Acts With the
Governor on the ApprOprla-
ton Bill

Acting upon recommendation from
the governor the house this morning
permitted the Introduction Of II, b..
23S by Marks, providing for the estab-
lishment Of juvenile courts, and stipu-
latng that the costs thereof be met In
the same manner as are the courts Of
city and municipal courts In cities OF
the first and second class. The bill
passed by unanimous vote.
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.
A communication from the senate
notified the house of Us refusal to
concur In house amendments to S. d.
l4S, the general appropriation bill, and
had appointed Senators Williams, HOl-
lingsworth and Bennion as a conference
committee to confer with the governor
on this matter. The house concurred
In the action OF the senate and APP
pointed Representatives Flshburn, 81
mons and McCrea as members OF that
committee,
TO BRING IN LOBBYISTS,
Thompson, rising to question OF per-
sonal privilege, denied the charge that
members had absented themselves be-
cause their pay had stopped, as he did
not believe any Of his colleagues would
be guilty Of such reprehensible con-
duct There were some members"
however. whose absence had been
keenly felt, and ht moved that the
sergeant-at-arms be instructed to bring
I'm such abaentces ind require them
TO show cause WHY they should not
be punished for dereliction Of duty.
However In order that the sergeant
alarms might not be oyerburdened,
he asked leave TO rentroduce H. Il.
o. relating to the killing of stock. and
II Il, 81 providing FOR uniform street
car fare, ms this action he thought,
would have the desired effect and bring
into the house the gentlemen who had
so summariy absented themselves. The
motion was duly seconded, but action
was suspended pending consideration
Of communications from the senate.
WILSON ON BoUNTIEs.
s, b. 1853, repeating the bounty law,
came UP for third reading and final
passage Wilson attacked the bill most
vigorously. and characterized the effort
to push It through as a breach OF faith
and an attempt TO work an injustice TO
country members He criticized the
senate for It's refusal to pass S. b, 1870,
the new bounty law, and intimated that
trckery Was being resorted TO In the
matter.
THE BILL FAILS,
Stookey favored the measure, as dld
-'ifa~afds~ and slmCas, vine -atyiled that
It world save the state $4,000 and
should be passed. Austin opposed the
measure. and on being put to a vote,
the bill failed on the following roll
call;
Ayes Edward. McCrea, Roberts,
simons, stookey, Wootton Mr.. Speak,
err.
Nays--Anderson j. A. Austin, Car
roll Christensen Gotham, CromaE
Gmldry, Hawley Hone, Hopes, Jones,
Kinney, Luther Vaughan, Marks Mer-
rlll, Pace Painter Richards, Spencer,
Stewart, Stringham, Thompson, Toll
ton and Wilson -25'
JosEPHs DREAM,
At this juncture a little more horse
play" was INDUCED IN Joseph, who
had been absent earlier in the day hap
pened I'm only TO find an imprOvised
broom and straw man occupying his
place. The apparton was knocked
down and out In the first round, after
Whlcn the gentleman from SAT- Lake,
otherwise known as Noise received
permission from the house TO relate
dream. Before beginning however the
speaker expressed the hope that It was
not a pipe dream" but 1t proved to be
nothing more, for Joseph played out
after he had told how he had met Will
son from Wasatch at the pearly gates.
and had learned from him that he was
member Of the Utah Legislature and
that he had had an awful time whip
ping the city members into line.
The dream was Interpreted by VIII
son, who took occasion TO rub L into hts
colleague for having impugned the mo-
lives OF some who were more worthy
than he, and who would be more liable
to enter the pealy gates than he
would be.
At noon the house "sauntered' TN
this afternoon.