Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-14


measure was passed but without rec
ognitlon from the chair a motion TO adj
journ was put and carried.
SENATE REJECTS,
During the session the senate gave
notice Of It's rejection of n. b. No. by
Luther relating 10 the per diem and
mileage Of jurors In justices courts
The matter was referred To a conference
committee Luther Richards and Edo
ward being named from the house
COMMITTEE REPORTS,
The committee on judiciary recom-
mended the passage Of S. B. 46 by cat
lister relating 20 vacancies and pay of
jury commissioners. The same CONF
mittee also recommended the passage
with amendents, of II. b. "A by the CONF
mittee on railroads and common car
rlers relative TO the contents Of ar
tlcles Of agreement of interpretations,
The committee on public lands recom-
mended for passage II. b. 60 10y Roberts,
creating and defining the duties of
the state board Of land commissioners,
The Joint conference committee re-
commended for passage VI. b, 40 by
Kinney relating to undertakings on ape
peal from Justices courts.
The committee ON federal relations
endorsed H. h. 50 by Austin, creating
a state board OF park commissioners
The committee on judiciary reported
unfavorably house bills Nos, by stew
art Z by kuChler, ana 60 by lfuchler,
and recommended the passage of ii, b.
lSS as a substitute.
The committee ON municipal corpora
lions recommended the passage Of II.
b. ll3 by Johnson relating to the sale
OF firearms to minors; also N. b. 10 by
Hone, relating 10 assessing and COLI
Letting taxes In cities Of the first Sec
ond and third class.
The committee on mines and mining
recommended for passage II. -. l2i by
Joseph, relating to the taxation OF
saline products.
The reports were all adopted.
NEW HOUSE BILLS.
The bills introduced and the commit
tees TO which they We're referred are
as follows;
IL, b. 1877 by McCrea- Providing that
the protest Of the owners of q majority
OF the property affected shall be sum-
cient to prevent a levy Of a special tax
for local Improvements. Judiciary.
II. b. 1888, by Committee on Agricu-
$4,000 for the creation Of Il central Utah
experiment station to be under the d.
rectlon of the state experiment station
at Logan.
II, c, r, 8, by Joseph-lnstructin the
Louisiana Purchase commission to
turn over the model concentrating plant
used at the worlds fair to the School of
mines. Ways and means.
II. j, n, 3, by Miller-For a. constitu-
tional amendment bringing high schools
within the jurisdiction of the state, Ed
ucatlon and art,
II, b. 1885, by Edwards, requires the
purchaser OF "a stock OF goods or por-
ton Of such stock In bulk to secure
from the vendor list Of all his cred
itors. The purchaser must then notify
each creditor OF the contemplated pur-
chase Manufacture and commerce,
II, b l40 by Marks, makes II the du-
ty of all persons to give into the GUS
tody Of the justice Of the peace all prop
erty found on the body of a deceased
person. Judiciary,
II. b. l4l, by Marks making the fees
OF witnesses and stenographers I'm dis
barment proceedings a charge against
the state, Judiciary
II. b. ii2, by Marks, provides that
candidates for state professional Dip
Tomas OF high school grade may be eX-
amined In physical and natural science,
mathematics, astronomy history, econ
omics and modern or ancient languages
and specifies the requirements for state
certificates Of grammar grade. Educa-
ton and art,
II. b. li3, by Marks, provides that
conventions OF county and city school
superintendent shall be called annual
~ instead Of biennlally, by the state
superintendent Of schools Education
and art.
II. n. iAd, by Marks, amends the law
10 conform to the new method OF elect
Ing county superintendent. Education
and art.
n. y, ti5, BY Marks, authorizes the
state board OF teachers examiners 10 re-
woke certificates Education and art
II. r. li8 by Marks requires county
superintendents TO iile memoranda Of
the condition of schools visited and the
qualifications OF the teachers with the
state board OF education. Education
and art,
II. y. 1iI. by Maughn, TO include AS
trespass the using of any animal, We
hlcle, machine or other personal prop
erty without the consent Of the own
err. judiciary
II. Il. las. by Cromar, makes Il n mis-
demeanor 20 sell prison-made goods IN
this state without marking them as
such. Manufacturers and commerce.
EVENING SESSION.
The evening session was called TO
order at 1880, Immediately Joseph gave
notice OF a motion TO reconsider the
passage OF II, b. %, by Simons
Edward moved that the chief clerk be
instructed not to receive any bill not