The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-15

mistake. Surely he went on with with
cring sarcasm. five members could not
make an unsafe investment OF state
funds. / am in favor of authorizing tho
plants.
However. the board will not make loans
on irrigation plants" The amendment
was killed and the long-deferred rollcall
went strictly according TO party fines.
Bamberger. Barber and Bennion voting
against IT. and all the Republicans for H..
except Lewis and Love. who were alb
ST. Louis Fair Bill Passed.
The committee on appropriations and
claims reported senate bill No. Z, by John
son. aDDrOprieting $4,000 to cover the
shortage Of the st. Louis commission.
The bill was amended TO make the
amount $500 and was promptly passed
by unanimous vote under SUSPENSION OF
the rules on motion OF Bennion.
Senate bill No. AZ, by Lawrence, pro-
hibiting the drawing of extra compensa-
ton by city officials, was passed by
Senate bin No 10, by Mckay Cby re-
quesD. which came back from the COM
mitee amended so as to limit the appro-
priation for arid land experiments to
$500 annually during 1905 and 1906, was
passed. Johnson and Williams voting
against IL. The house concurred in the
senate amendments.
HoIingsworth's joint resolution No 3
providing for the submission to the people
of proposition to amend the constitution
TO authorize the holding of judicial cleo
tons at times other than general cleo
tons was killed When the measure came
Up for consideration Rasband moved to
strike out the word judicial"
But that's the only new matter in the
bill" said HOllingswOrth.
- am aware of that replied RaSband.
Il will change my motion and move to
strike cut the enacting clause
Il trust this motion will not prevail
said HOtiiugSWOrth. 7 think The time
has arrived when the legislature ought
to give the people of the state a chance to
say il they want judicial elections at time
other than at general elections. 1t is not
necessary TO say much; l think we ought
TO give the people this chance"
Rasband cOntended that no new law
was necessary we have got along very
well with the election of our judges unuer
the present law" he said
The motion TO strike out the enacting
clause was lost and rollcau on the pass
age of the resolution resulted in defeat
for the nea sure The vote was as follows
, Ayes-Bam6erger. Benniqn Callister'
Nays-Barber, Clegg. Gardner, HollngS-
worth. Johnson, Larsen, Loose, RasDand,
Walton. Wilhams-10. Absent and not
voting. Lewis.
HolIingsworth changed his vote to the
negative and gave notice that ne Wouiu
move a reconsideration today. 1t requires
a tWO-thlrds vote TO pass the resolution
Threat Bill Goes Through.
Austin's house bill No. 10. relating to
amended so as to include threats TO de-
Stroy property, and in that form was
passed by the senate, BamberGer, Law
renee and Love voting against it. Bam-
berger explained his negative vote by say
ing he believed the present laws on the
subject were sufficient The house con-
CURED in the senate amendments
Hollingsworth's senate bill No. -,
amending the law creating the Portland
SSOOVO, came taVOrably reported from the
committee OF public institutions with
| the amount of the appropriation cut 10
$1,000. and the offices OF secretary and
| treasurer Of the commission combined.
me amendments provide, however, that
the present appropriation of $4,000 shall
stand. so that the available amount viii
be 10000 If the measure passes
The same committee killed senate bill
No 81 by Mckay Cby reGuesD, relating
TO the board of trustees of the state in
dustrial school at Ogden
The senate refused to appoint a con-
ference committee on Luther's house bill
No :. relating to pay of jurors in JUS
tice courts, etc. Johnson thought cour-
teSN 10 the house required The appoint
ment OF conferees, but the other believed
IL no discourtesy to refuse Il conference
lon = measure that had been killed by
an adverse report of a senate commit
A communication from President Kings
bury of the University of Utah inviting
a committee of the senate to visit the
branch normal school al Cedar City was
referred to the committee on apprOpTi-
atoms and claims. In the discussion or
this it was brought out by Senator Will
liams that the house would go in a body
Il wish to ask If they are going tc
remain there;, said Lawrence
/ this point. evidently, as he took no no
tice of the remark
List of New Bills.
Honingsworth had another introduction
TIT and as a result the total of new
measures presented totaIed eleven. The
LIST Of bills is as follows:
Senate bill No. 6S. by Johnson-Makine
I IL "A mlsdemeanor for any person TO carry
concealed about his person any fiTeaUm
] q h1p 7Tr1raT
| dirk, dagger, slung shot, metal knuckles
| etc Military affairs.
Senate bill No. 50. By Hollingsworth-
Amending section is. revised statutes. by
providing that board of county com.
Tnissioners may enact a fence law fol
/ county when Detitioned by majority
/ OF taXpaying voters of the section at
| Senate bill No. 20. bv Hoilingsworth-
\ Providing that wages earned and payabl,
outside the state shall not be garnish
4 Senate bill No. II. By HOllingsworth-
Amending section 1882. revised statutes
J to conform with the fiscal year bill by
( making the fiscal year commence on tn,
first day Of December Judiciary.
Amending "i sections 25iS 95P7 95iS a6
\ revised statutes. relating to the time o
! making assessments. etc. by changing
the date OF assessment from noon OF
/ the first Monday of February TO moor
/ on the second Monday of January CWayi
/ and mcanS).
Senate bin No. %. by HoHingsworth-
/ Changing the form OF summons wheI
| service is made by publication. (Judi
} ciaryD
! Senate bill No. "a by Rasband-Cre
( ating the office of state inspector O
metalliferous mines mines and min
/ ing).
/ Senate bill No. IS. BIZ Bennion-Amend
/ ing sections $50 $50 revised statutes re
! l9ting 10 notice of levy, etc. (AgricultuT,
/ and irrigation).
/ Senate bill No. 80. by Bamberger-Sub
jectng the salaries and wages of pub
i lie officials 10 attachment. garnishmen
! and execution under the procedure ap
plicable IL other cases. Judiciary.
/ Senate bill No - by LaWrence-Amend
ing section So revised statutes, by re
ducing the number of city councilmen
County and municipal corporationS).
Senate bill No. rs. by awrence-Amend
/ ing section H., revised statutes. by reduC
I ing number Of city cOBnciimen. Count
and municipal corporations).