Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-13
VIII Name Three Persons, luclud.
ing Chief Clerk, to do the
Work.
MEDICAL BILL IS KILLED.
Also Measure That Provided for a
State Capitol - What Was Done
During the Long "Saauter.'

The house was called to order at 30
a. m. by Speaker Hull, Immediately
following communication was re.
celved from the governor, notifying the
house that he had approved and fled
In the Office OF the secretary Of state,
house bills g. IA, 1853, 1916 las, i65, 1866,
4, 1868, lOO 1856 and II. j, r.. No. 1.
Roberts moved that committee Of
three, including the chief clerk of the
house, be appointed TO revise the jour-
nal, those appointed TO receive sl25
each for such service
Wilson pleaded for the appointment
OF Mrs, Barratt as a member OF this
committee, but on the showing by
Speaker Hull that the condition OF her
husband was such that she might not
be able TO leave him for some time, II
at all, the motion as made by Mr..
Roberts, was put and carried. The
speaker appointed Representatives
Roberts and McCrea as such commit
tee.
$. y. "a by Walton, relating to the
registration Of voters, passed by unan-
imous vote.
A communication from the senate
notified the house that It had rejected
III. h. 1879 by Kinney, known as the
medical BILL and II. B. III by Marks,
providing for a state capitol fund.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
The house Saturday afternoon took
action on the following bills
S, b, l45, by Judiciary, providing for
recording Of burial plats. Passed.
Ayes 81, nays g.
S, y. 109 by Lawrence, relating to
limitations other than real etate, Pissed
with amendment by Thompson, insert
ing provisions Of H. u. 20S which had
mysteriously disappeared.
$. b. 1902, by Walton, providing for
the collection Of vital statistics by
county boards of health. Passed,
s. r. 1885, by Hollingsworth, licensing
vendors OF agricultural and domestic
supplies. Killed by tabling amendment
offered by Austin
$. b. 1874, by Callister, authorizing
the levylng of taxes by school trustees
on a three-fourths Of one per cent basis.
Passed,
s. b. 40, by Lawrence, repeating
section 1925, relating 70 proof Of notice
and conclusive eNsence Enacting
clause stricken out,
$. b. 1885, providing for publication
OF summons in municipal courts
Passed
Acting upon the recommendation OF
the sitting committee the following
bills wer ordered killed:
H. b. H. by Painter, relating to fish
and game laws.
II. -. 1888, by Marks, securing interest
on county moneys on deposit.
II. 3. 1886 by Austin, relating to wa
ter users associations.
SATURDAY NIGHT,
Following the dinner by Governor
Cutler at the Commercial club, the
house sauntered down to the Joint
building and attempted a reproduction
of Mother Goose" Joseph the ir-
repressibe, filed charges against Will
son, In that he had attempted to de-
stroy the property OF the state, to wit:
one table, while acting as speaker of
the house. The prosecution was con-
Quoted by Representative Kinney,while
Representative MoCrea defended, but
TO no avail, the gentleman from Was
atch was found guilty and was fined
one bag OF oranges.
Representative Thompson was charged
with carrying concealed weapons, hav-
Ing been found with three razors in his
shirt BOSOM The prisoner refused to
accept the services OF Representative
McCrea. and defended himself. He
explained that the razors were for the
purpose of cutting enactlng clauses
from senate bills. The answer was
not altogether satisfactory, whereupon
the defendant was asked II he had any
intention OF doing bodily harm to Mr..
Joseph. He replied In the negative
and was promptly adjudged guilty for
aiding and abetting crime In permitting
"the gentleman from Salt Lake" 20 live.
He was fined In the sum OF one case OF
champagne,
Proceeding to business the house
passed the Irrigation bill, as amended
by the Senate; killed 8. 3, 100, appro-
prlatlng $1,000 for meteorological la
boratory to be conducted by the state
board OF health; killed 8. b. l05, provld-
Ing that county auditors keep record
showing the relative cost OF collect
Ing city, county and state taxes, IN or
der to properly equallze the expense.
Thompson, Miller and Tolton were
named as conference committee on
s. Il, 81 for the survey OF county bound
airy lines.
II. B. l05, extending the act regulating
the practise OF barberlng to the entire
state, passed unanimously.
The calendar was cleared by the pass
age OF H. y. 227, relating to Irrigation,
and &. b. 1ll, after which the house
an