Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-07
H1USE TO HOLD
NIGHT SESSIONS.
n.,,rriuo Thursday Representa-
tiyes VIII Assemble at
1880 P. NJ
AFTERNOONS TILL s O'CLOCK.
s.,i,oItnre Law Repealed - Kinney
Would Re.euaet the Existing
Medical Law,

Pseinning Thursday and continuing
n..,fter until further notice, If not
,,,pl the end Of the session. the lower
sorsa NJ the Legislature will hold night
an.,,ors commencing at 1880. This
va. agreed upon yesterday afternoon,
when Edward moved that In view OF
the great amount Of work before IT, the
uouse meet regularly each evening,
leaving the morning hours for neces-
sary committee work. The motion was
siQhtly amended by Joseph, who sug-
essted that II include the holding of
anernoon sessions until o'clock, As
amended the motion carried unani-
nousy and the House win hereafter
ignore the eIght-hour law
NEEDLESS LEGISLATION"
The third reading Of bills brought
fortb II b. IL, by Carroll providing for
Nre Inspectors I'm unlncOrporated towns.
iTbornpson sounded its death knell
whom he classed il as needless legls-
laton" and moved TO strike out the
enacting clause Carroll pleaded for
The I'm but It was no use, the motion
carried and II was killed,
SILK LAW REPEALED.
HB.4by Joseph, repeating the seri-
culture act WAS reconstructed by the
committee and In this shape ordered
passed The author Of the bill gave his
colleagues It. few samples Of the loose
manner In which tine affairs OF the silk
commission had been managed, show
Ing that since the passage OF the law
nearly $4,000 had been spent with
practically no returns Holton said he
was scarcely able to vote intelligently
ON the matter and wanted action de-
ferred. particularly as no provision had
been made for the disposition Of the
state property Lyman favored I'M
mediate passage and stated that the
matter Of property would be covered
by resolution to be offered later.
Kinney, meanwhile, had been getting
busy and he moved to amend the bill
BY Inserting a CLAUSE requiring the
commission to turn over its property
to the secretary Of state. The amend
ment carried and the bill passed with
vote Of 30 ayes
AZ this iuncture Marks moved that
Il b. 81 by Gundry relating to tho
manner Of locating and recording
quartz and placer claims, be referred
10 the committee on judiciary, as GER
tain portions of the bill were In con-
dict with the federal law, The motion
carried
H. b. 60, by Roberts, relating TO the
powers and duties Of the state land
board, and making the secretary custo-
olaN OF laul t1nus' was iIlaue we spe-
sa' WueI i"F "N'oON "i'S "''s''''O"'
OTHER BILLS PASSED.
H. Is; 10 ny NUrun' regulating ine use
p explosive ola III v9al ana hydIo,
yaIool MINES, was sllsnuy aineIaeH
,lN pdsseI w Nott ul 90 ayes, Il 81
"'g H,inuei7 uelUh HoseHt ai Ioi-cau'
IT, 3D. o'' Wy .i"l"e, PlurIulhS iol az
ufleD'ol OF s,eaIl pouCIs, was inaue
lue spe'lal olueI LOT wednesday AT d
p H. ,
H. d. ~ ny mlIeI elauiB 10 Justice
COURTS ana H. Is, u, by hlhhey' relat-
ng 10 judges acting at attorneys, We're
passed by unanimous vote Oh those
present, HlInlar acuon was taken ON
H. h' w by McCrea, felatlhg 10 the
.e'ocauon OF wills by subsequent mar.
oST vi we 'eSIalol' ana II, D. M,
HoDeLls endorsing the broWnlow
uuH pWopTlhuug S-f'oVV'Vuo lor inc
building OF roads.
o. H. ~ Dy Mchay providing TOT ln-
l@usauohs OF the proper use or irfi,
sl,lon Waler, was made the special
''u'' l0I l"uIsuay, fep' y at p ILL.,
NEW MEDICAL, BIIJ.
plIlng the session Kinney introduced
p. Is. l2! bll to re"enact the entire
NN IN relation to the state board OF
,!eolcal examiners The present law
provides that the examiners shall be
representatives. OF the various recog-
ulLel schools OF medicine, The bill re-
SuIes mat they shall be licensed
E1duate practitioners OF medicine IN
,ms state The old law provides that
mas from Chartered medical schools I'm
kool standing" The bin insists that
WE requirements OF the school shall he
M no luTfItnlnp lreu than fhAua