Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-09
STRENUOUS LIFE
IN LOWER HOUSE
Representatives Doing Everything
Possible to Finish Up This
Week
MANY BILLSPASSED YESTERDAY
Bounty Measure Goes Through No
Trade School for Sanpcte-- Fran.
chse Bill Killed

The long looked for and much dis
cussed bounty bill came into the house
yesterday afternoon under the title s.
b. 1870, by Lawrence The bill had been
made a special order for 8 o'clock, and
at that hour Representative Joseph had
his hammer out ready to give II a Sc
we're knock After Wilson had succeed
ed In SO amending the measure as to
have all paws taken from the hides ana
destroyed the gentleman from salt
Lake moved TO eliminate certain Sec
tlons OF the bin and to place the eX-
pense Of bounty payments upon tho
counties. This aroused his country
colleagues, who expressed themselves
as very much opposed TO eXempting
Salt Lake from It's share Of the respon-
sibility The motion lost, and after
Thompson had secured the insertion VI
"mountain lions with bounty there
on of So, the bin was placed on It's final
passage and went through with but two
negative votes these coming from Jo-
seph and Stookey.
NO TRADE SCHOOLS.
Another bin which created no small
amount OF discussion. was s. b, 81, BY
Larsen establishing a trade school In
Sarpete county, the same to be run IN
connection with the Agriculture college
at Logan. The measure had all the
ear-marks OF innocence I'm that II asked
the state for not dollar. There We're
two reports on the bill, the majority
recommending that II do not pass.
johnson moved TO substitute the mi
nority for the majority and spoke
strongly In favor Of the bill. The motion
was supported by Joseph, Roberts ana
Christensen and opposed by Tolton and
Fishburn, who pointed out the fact thas
two years hence the school would come
before the Legislature and ask for a
liberal appropriation, The motion failed
and the bill was therefore declared
dead
s. b. 14i appropriating $4,000 to pay
the regular and contingent expenses OF
the Legislature, went through without
opposition.
MEDICAL BILL PASSES,
The medical bill, providing for the
revocation of physicians licenses and
eXempting those who treat without
drugs or surgery. had but two oppo-
nents, Daley and Simons. who voted
against It.
Hawleys pure food bill requiring
proper labels on all food products con-
tanning deleterious drugs lost on vote
Of rs TO TO- the final roll call being as
follows:
Ayes-Anderson A. O., Anderson, ]. A.,
| Austin, Gotham, Cromar, Curtin, Dean,
| Hawley, Hone, Kinney, Pancake, Rob-
erts, Stewart, Stringham, Wilson--l5.
Nays-Allen, Carroll, Christensen, Ed
| ward, Flshburn, Gundry, Hopes John
son, Jones, Joseph, Buchler, Luther,
Lyman, Vaughan, Marks, McCreq,
| Miller, Pace, Painter, Peterson, Rich
ards Simons Spencer, Stookey. Thomp-
son, Tolton, Wootton, Hull-2S
MEETS INSTANT DEATH
McCrea's franchise bill, providing
| that no franchises shall be granted
| without the approval Of a majority OF
| the people at a special election 10 be
| paid for by the applicant, was favor
| ably reported by the committee on mu-
| nicipal corporations, but when 1t came
| W for passage, Wootton moved to strike
| out the enacting clause, and II was so
| ordered the vote being as follows:
| Ayes--Allen, Anderson. j. A., Austin,
| Carroll Curtin, Dean, Hawley, Hopes,
| Jones, Kinney Luther, Lyman, Vaughan,
| McCrea, Pancake, Peterson, Richards,
| Simons, Spencer, Stewart Stookey,
| Thompson, Tolton, Wootton, Hull-25.
Nays-Anderson A, ", Cottam, Cro-
| mar, Edward Ftshburn, Gundry, Hone,
| Johnson, Joseph. Kuchler, Marks, Mer-
rill, Miller Pace, Stringham, Wilson
| l6.
Mr. McCrea changed his vote from
mo 20 aye" and attempted to give
| notice Of a motion for reconsideration,
| only to be informed that no such mo-
| ton could be entertained at such late
| hour,
EVENING SESSION.
Joseph was the star actor at the
| evening session, the gentleman enacting
| the role OF Speaker Pro TEN I'm q Dig
nified and becoming manner. Speaker
| Hull took a seat on the floor and at
tempted to play the part Of the gem
| tleman from Salt Lake." but he was
| the cause OF so much annoyance to the
| presiding officer that the latter rein-
| quishcd the guyel In his favor, after
| much merrlmcnt for all present Be-
| fore adjournment til this morning nc
| 10 o'clock, the following bills passed
| the house
S. Il. GO, providing for the issuance Of
scrip against special taxes for public
| improvements.
S. b. 6S, providing Tor the manner OF
| recovering special taxes paid under pro-
| test
S. u. 9s, providing for sanitary school
| outhouses,
II, B, 2O6 providing that munlcipall-
| ties and school districts shall be liable
| for the debts Of principal contractors
| for labor on public works,
s. b. g. relating to the state militia
S. b. Go, relating to the composition
| Of the state militia.
S. b. %, creating a commission to In
vestlgate the use Of voting machines
H. b, 1888, providing for the examina-
| ton OF banks receiving public funds on
| deposit
S. b. 1871, relating TO loan, trust and
| guarantee companies becoming 'soe
suretles,