Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-03
OFFICE EXTENSION
BILL WILL PASS.
Said That il viii Go Through the
House Without Great
Hindrance
SNAGS AHEAD IN THE SENATE.
Many Amendments Are Made to the
Fish and Game Measure 90 Dist Atty
Bill Nearing It's End

Among the bills scheduled for third
reading in the house this afternoon is
II. II, Ill, by Fishburn, extending the
terms Of city officers one year. This
measure viii doubtless provoke con-
siderable discussion, and there are
many in the house known to be empha-
tlcally opposed to this bill. However,
as the Republican caucus agreed TO
support II. the bill win likely pass the
house IN it's present form, but 1t Is ex-
pected that It Will meet with obstacles
In the senate.
The committee on fish and game met
this morning, and decided TO report
favorably the measure providing Tor the
protection OF fish and game. The bill
was severely amended. The bag be-
ing cut down from 40 to 20 and the anti
marketing clause being stricken out.
In it's present form the bill requires
non-residents to pay fee of s25 for the
privilege of shooting game within the
state. Another change was that the
clause closing Utah lake to fishermen
was stricken out
Mller's bill, aboishing the Office OF
district attorney and investing such
authority in the attorney general and
his assistant, Is doomed 20 defeat The
committee on judiciary having SO decid-
ed this morning This Is the measure
under which MIR Miller sought to save
the state sums approximating 100000
every year,
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
The committee on labor recommended
the non-passage of H. b, 1866 by Pam
cake providing for licensing stationary
engineers.
The committee on judiciary recon-
mended the passage Of III. b. 22i by
McCrea, making cities towns. village
or school districts liable Jointly with
contractors upon public works, In ac-
lions substituted by sub-contracvtors
or material men.
The committee on mental hospital
recommended the nom passage of S. b.
50 by the committee on public institu-
tlons, relating TO government and con-
troll Of the state mental hospital
The committee on public health re-
commended the passage OF II. b. 201,
by Painter, TO prevent the sale OF cold
storage eggs; also the passage of s. b.
o. by Rasband, to prohibit the sale Of
foods below the standard Of purity
also the passage of II. b. 40 by
Hone. to prevent deception In the sale
of renovated butter and licensing man.
ufacturers and dealers in the same; al
so the passage of s. j. NJ. 3 by VIII
liams.
The committee on Judiciary recom-
mended the non-passage OF II. b. l7
by Kuchler, relating 10 crimes against
good morals and barbarous and noisy
amusements on Sunday
The committee on puDliC health rec.
commended tn assage Of II. y. 1872, by
Kinney, regul ng the practise of med
icine and surgery,
The committee on enrolment and en-
crossing reported favorably II. B. 1886,
by Kinney for the approval and GUS
tody OF official bonds OF state officers;
II. B. &c, by Kinney, providing an adj
dltlonal method for taking dispositions
without the state II. b. SO. by Austin,
creating a state board OF park commits
sloners, and II. J. NJ. 4. by Austin,pray-
ing grant of lands for state park
The committee on public health rec
commended the passage Of II. b. 204, by
Kinney. requiring local boards OF health
to report certain diseases,
The committee on judiciary recon-
mended the nOn-passage OF III. b. $40.
by Miller. relating TO change Of venue
from justices courts; also the passage
OF H. b. 100, by Kinney, relating to
homesteads.
The committee on salaries and fees
recommended the passage of II. y. 1923
by Hawley regulating the salaries OF
county officers.
The committee on agriculture and
horticulture recommended the non-pas-
sage of II. b. II, by Lyman, creating
the office of state veterinarian.
The committee on judiciary racom-
mended the passage OF II. B. 1892, by
Peterson, providing a change OF venue
I'm civil cases IN district courts