The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-16


/ ing during the period that they were
not transacting state business.
Wilson'S amendment was put to a
| vote and lost
Upon the final passage of the bill,
1aWlsy, Wilson and Speaker Hull
| voted with the three minority members
against the bill. Speaker Hull did so
! because StOokey figured out that the
bond would cost the secretary SO. $50
instead of 1915 per annum as had been
stated on the floor.
Wilson and Hawley voted against the
Dill because Of its craftsmanship feature
/ as did the minority. The final vote was:
| Ayes. 80: nays. 8.
| Committee reports were received and
! adopted as follows:
Claims and Accounts-(I) claim of
/ Attorney General NJ. A Breeder for a
sum not to exceed $500. approved: %,
/ claim of w. J. BeatIe, state bank eX-
! aminer, for sum not to exec ed $50,
! approved; 80. claim of state board OF
/ correction for a sum not to exceed
! $500. approved: "a. claim of Agricul-
/ tural college for 4 sum not to exceed
S5,2SS approved; claim of University of
/ Utah Tor sum not to exceed $1,000 ap-
/ proved.
Municipal CorDorations-H. B. No
J ITO. by Roberts. relating TO annual tax
! of Libraries in cities of the first and
! second classes. Recommended for pas
Judiciary-H b No. 1876. by Kinney.
/ providing for the approval and cuStO-
! dian Of official bonds of state officers.
state institutions. etc. Recommended
] for passag &c.
| Judiciary-H. b. No. 1872. by McCrea.
! relating 10 concurrent jurisdiction Of
| city coG,ts with district courts. Rec
| commended for passage
! Judiciary-H. p. No. 90, by Peterson.
/ Unfavorab bly, reported.
Military Anairs-S. B. No. SO, by
committee on military affairs. ceding
/ to the United States Jurisdiction over
/ Fort Douglas and Fort Duchesne res
| erNat1OnS- Recommended for paSSa ge-
] JUdiciaTy-H 3. No. 1OS by Marks
I relating to the commencement of &C
/ tions i'm city courts and the issuance OF
! summons. commended for passage
/ Ranks and Banking-H. :. No. "a, by
| Joseph. relating TO the legal rate of in
/ terest that may be taken in the alb
sence Of contract. UnfaYOrably re-
! ported.
Judiciary-H. b. No. los, by Marks
/ relating TO the statute of limitations.
! Recommended for passage.
-Judiciary-H. b. No. 81, by Allen. I'm
! favorably reported.
Special conference committee ap-
! pointed TO confer with senate commit
tee on agriculture and horticulture.
| Recommending that senate be allowed
| to recede from its amendment to II. J.
II. ]. NJ. No. 8 was then passed as
| amended by the senate. It asks for
| the passage by congress of the Brown
low federal cooperation roads bill.
List of New House Bills.
H B. No. 154. by Kinney. An act
! relating to interest and usury and rem
edies thereof. and providing a maxi
| mum rate of interest in the absence
| of agreement, of s per cent: and a
] 70 of inf
| of IL per cent Banks and banking.
| H. b. No. 155, by Kinney. An act to
| amend section 97S. chapter 8. title 20,
revised statutes 1898, relating to fees of
justices of the peace; providing that
/ Justices of the peace may collect a fee
of 50 for taking charge of the body OF
| any person the cause of whose death is
In doubt Salaries and fees
H B. No. 100, by Pancake (by re-
queSD- An act providing for licensing
| stationary engineers, creating a board
| of examiners, defining their duties, pro-
| viding for their appointment. Labor.
H b. No 157, by Marks. An act to
| provide for recording instruments in
the office of county recorders Ju-
| dietary.
H. B. No. 15S, by Marks An act to
amend section 1922, revised statutes
! 1893, defining the word folio" in com
I putting county recorders fees as lone
hundred figures, letters and characters
|
H B No. 159. by Marks. An act to
| amend section 973. revised statutes. 1898.
/ providing for the collection of fees Of
/ the county recorder; providing for uni
/ form charge throughout of 20 cents per
| recording each folio. judiciary.
II. b No. $50, by Edward. An act
amending section 14O4. revised statutes.
1898, relating to liens on personal prop
! erty. Labor and manufactures and
! commerce.
H b No ISL. by Austin. An act
making an appropriation for the Utah
/ Dairymen's association Ways and
| means.
Provisions of the Bills.
! Pancakes bill thouse bill No. 1867.
! provides for the creation of a board Of
I examiners and the appointment Of a
! chief of examination whose duty il
/ shall be TO conduct examinations of all
! stationary engineers. excepting those
in charge Of engines of less than
| twenty horsepower, and Of locOmO-
! tives and heating plants in private
( homes. The chief examiner is to be
/ appointed for four years at a salary of
! 81 per diem and travelling expenses.
| 1t shall be the duty of the examiner
| and state board. upon candidates for
J examination qualifying, to issue them
/ licenses. The fee for examination is
/ fixed at s..
Edwards bill (hoUse bill No. 1900. re
| lating to liens on personal property.
! provides that mechanics liens shall
! continue for one year, provided notice
/ is served on the owner of the property
/ involved within ninety days of COM
/ pletion. The bill gives the farTieTs the
! same lien rights as has been hereto
/ fore given mechanics.
! Austin'S bill thOuse bill No 16D. pro-
! poses to appropriate to the Utah Dairy =
| mems association $500 for the years 1905
, and 1905. the money to come out Of the
| state general fund.
Concur in Amendments.
! House bills were passed. as amend
] ed by the senate yesterday as follows:
! =. =. No. IS by Kinney. relating t.
/ proceedings supplemental to execution;
/ II. b. No. 40 by McCrea. relating TO
4 the revocation of wills by the subse-
/ quert marriage of the testatOr. Sem
ate bill No. %, by Rasband. was re-
/ feTred to the house committee on pub
] lie lands.
/ Marks registered successful kick
against the practice Of changing the
order as listed on the blackboard in
/ which bills were 20 come uD for third
/ reading. Marks had the necessary data
! 10 back uD his assertion that the
/ blackboard calendar had been changed
/ since adjournment Tuesday night. thus
| giving certain bills precedence His
motion providing that the calendar
order must be strictly observed car
= ried
| On motion Of Joseph. the newly-ap-