Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-01


state came to an end today by the
death Of Andersons Bill No. 3, at the
hands Of the committee on banks and
banking Chairman Lewis submitted
report, recommending that the bin be
not passed The report was unani-
mously adopted
The senate this afternoon again
handled a large batch Of routine bills,
which It is trying to get of its hands
before the reports Of its special COM
mittees come In to absorb its attention,
six bills Of its own and four from the
house we're up for final reading. The
committee reports kept up the record
OF slaughter established yesterday and
Monday, However there was no ten
dency to favor house bills IN decorating
the scrap heap as senate bills were con-
spicuous among those given an official
quiotus.
The conference committee on the
school problem will hold a special
meeting tonight at 1880 to further hear
the evidence Of interested parties, after
which Ii hopes TO be able to turn In Its
report The horticultural conflict kept
the committees considering II busy till
midnight last night, and the question
Is still live one. a conclusion Is look
ed for any day on that matter, Another
committee, that investigating the Car
bon county war" expenditures has It's
report ready, and Will probably file It
tomorrow
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
A majority and minority report came
In on Raaband's s. b. "a, providing for
an Inspector OF metalifer1us mines.
Bamberger signed for its death sem
tence with the majority, while Ras-
band It's author, dlssented in a minor
ity report, The mining committee con-
sists OF Lawrence Loose and Lewis, In
addition to Bamberger and Rasband,
Senator Bamberger explained his OBJ
lection, by declaring that the bill is
practically the same as house bill
that has already met death. Regard
less Of It's merits he Is opposed to vast
ing time discussing a bin the house is
certain TO kill
Senator Clegg's livestock committee
killed Hollingsworth's trespass bill
IS y, SD 1t provides that county com
mlssloners may compel at their disore-
tlnn the Fencing OF lands, with the priv
ilege OF allowing cattle 10 run loose.
Joseph came TO the chopping block.
at the hands of the public institutions
committee II adversely reported his
n. G. II, a. requiring the trustees OF
the state Industrial school to transmit
at once statement Of all money due
from individuals for the care OF in
corrlgbles.
The agriculture committee handed in
a unique report on s. II. l2O by Gard
ner on the matter OF a reclamation
commission. II strikes out every pro.
vision of the bin except the last one
repeating the present law and abolish
ing the present commission. II passed
II VIII wipe all traces OF the arid land
legislation off the statutes.
McKay's bill, IS. b. 10) relating 10
the sale OF intoxicating liquors received
u favorable report.
The committee on livestock reported
faYorably Deans H. H. 81, establishing
a board OF poultry commissioners.
The same committee acted favora-
bly, on Luther's II, B. No 1873, pro-
viding for the selling OF horses and
sheep on the public range.
Hawley's III, b. ia, providing for
the punishment OF persons guilty of
altering brands and marks or marks
was favorably reported.
Hfmbergers punishment hall Is.
b. 16), was fayoraby reported by the
judiciary committee, with several min
or amendments.