The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-20
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.


Seven now bills were introduced in
the house. as follows.
BY Joseph. abolishing Lewis and
Clark Exposition commission
BY Luther. relating to per diem and
mileage Of jurors In Justice courts
BY J. a. Anderson. amending the
law relating TO the duty Of bank ex.
aminers.
BY Joseph TO repeal the law pro-
yidinE for seriCulture
BY Joseph. repeating the act ere.
ating the Utah Art institute
BY Stewart. to establish an agrlcul.
tural experiment farm 10 be operated
In connection with the experiment sta
| ton Of the Agricultural college and
to create commission Of seven mem
bers
BY Kuchler providing for the es-
adjustment OF central experiment
station under the direction OF the Az.
/ riCultural college.
There were no bills introduced in
/ the Senate. a fact which led ex.Presi-
/ dent Allison who was around shaking
hands with his former colleagues. to
remark that II was an ADLER body than
he had suspected
January ~.
Despite the announcement made by
members Of the Legislature that few
new laws are needed new bills OF
/ various kind are being submitted.
/ Those submitted at today's session
were:
by Joseph. extending the statute de-
hning HOUSEKEEPING 10 the entering
OF rooms. apartments and tenements:
10 tax the output Of coal. coke and
minerals not taxed at present
~ - O.
10 threaten or intlmdate employees
Of any individual or corporation.
by Kuchler. providing that munich
pal judges may call In judges pro ten.
pore. appointed from the bar. when
reason exists for change Of venue:
to authorize the services OF civil pro
cess from municipal courts by city
officers; extending the Jurisdiction OF
municipal judges In civil matters TO
the county In which the court is sit
uated.
BY Carroll providing for the an.
pointment Of FIRE inspectors in coun-
ties outside Of Incorporated towns.
BY Thompson. to establish eXpcri.
mental farms TO demonstrate the best
method OF retaining dry or ariC
lands.
II. r. No. i6.-To prohibit the use
OF explosive oil and TO regulate the
use OF powder In coal and hydrocar-
bon mines.
At 3 o'clock the senate went into
executive session TO consider the ap-
pointments that had been made by the
governor since the close Of the last
session. The long list was read and
the action Of the governor was in
dorsed In every particular.
January 10.
Only about one.half Of the members
OF the senate were present. the absent
ones having gone to their homes. and
but little business was transacted. SEN
ator Lewis introduced senate Joint me-
mortal No I. which has In view the
memorializing Of congress to sustain
President Roosevelt in his efforts to
Increase the effectiveness OF the in
terstate commerce continuation.
Tho food OF bills In the house CON
tinues, eleven being introduced az Fri
days session. making the total for FIVE
days Just twenty.oight committee
clerk appointed from ogden caused the
sensation Of the day in the house. II
Is alleged that his ignorance Of short
hand and typewrltlng make him use-
less as n committee clerk An attempt
was made 10 nave him appointed read
Ing clerk. This met with opposition
md molten was made 10 discharge
him from further attendance on the
house.
January 10.
In both houses OF the legislature
much attention was given to the
bounty fraud cases which have been
IN Salt Lake county Gov
ernor Cutler presenting a message re-
gnrding the matter. A committee OF
three members from house and a like
number from tho senate was appointed
10 investigate the frauds a bin was
introduced In the house by Mr. Thomp-
son which would repeal the bounty law.
The crop Of bills aggregated twelve
three In tho senate and nine IN tho
housc. Joseph came In with three
mining measures. including one for
I've inspection Of metalllferous mines.
Cromar introduced n measure Great
Ing the ONCE Of boiler Inspector Sen
'tor Lewis introduced measure APP
nroprlating s2h 600 TO pay back money
borrowed 10 defrny EXPENSES Of main
tanning the National Guard In Carbon
county during tho coal strike.
Word has been received at Wilbur.
Wash, Of the oath OF william II. Pc
nix at Virginia City. New. Penix killed
Dave Splegle at wilbur. about Ave
wears ago, made wild ride to the
breaks Of the Columbia. escaped the Of
Ncers and left the country by n route
known only 10 himself From that day
10 this no information had been had
N his whereabouts.
In his message to the legislature.
Governor Meade OF Washington rec
ommends the establishment Of state
railway commission and favors the
1doDtlon Of measures by which the
LEGISLATURE, by twothrds vote. may
submit any bin under consideration by
that body 10 the Judgment OF the SUI
promo court 10 dninrmlnn lIa NnllhliY-