Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-10
WANT THE FAIR
FUNDS TURNED IN.
House Passes a Resolution to
That Effect at This Morn
ing's Session.
FISH AND GAME CHANGES.
We're SO Numerous that House Hardly
Recognized Bill Matters
Under Consideration.

The FIRST order Of business at this
mornings session Of tho house, was the
passage Of il. G.. r, No. g. requiring
the turning into the state treasury Of
the remaining funds Of the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition commission
H. y. $50 by Kinney relating to the
form Of pleadines ia Justices courts,
passed by practically unanimous vote,
Miller being the only member arrayed
against It,
FISH AND GAME BILL.
s. Il. 55 by Calllster, an act for the
protection of FISH and game ana birds,
afforded considerable amusement for
house members, The bin is "a page
measure ana had been so amended by
the senate that II took Mr.. Wilson,
chairman of the committee, upward Of
an hour TO point out the changes made.
The amendments provide for the
graphing OF suckers (oXclusve OF house
members 0s explained by Mr.. VIII
son) time for the rising and set
ting Of the sun, aud many other wal
liable suggestions looking to the reg
ulation Of things generally They also
excluded from the privileges OF the act
non-resldents and aliens, unless such
parties had previously secured IL
cense from the state commissioner at a
cost OF S25.
NEARLY UNANIMOUS,
Tho amendments to the bin were
adopted. Whereupon Austin moved tc
defer action TN this afternoon but the
motion lost, and the bill passed with
but one negative vote, HaWley alone
opposing the measure
At this juncture the house sauntered
tn O'clock.
REFUND or SILK MONEY.
At the afternoon session joseph Of
fercd house concurrent resolution No
as follows:
whereas. there still remains to the
credit Of the Utah SIR commission about
$4,000 unexpended balance Of the APP
preparation made for said commission
at the nth legislative session OF the
state OF Utah,
whereas, said Utah silk commission
is no longer IN ex ce by reason of
the action Of this stature,
Therefore be It resolved That ea'1
amount Of money representing the un-
expended balance be, and the same i3
hereby declared to be turned into the
state treasury, and the state auditor is
hereby Instructed not to Issue any war
rants covering the said amount for the
purposes Of the Utah silk commission
The resolution was adopted.
An important committee report pro-
scented 60 the house this afternoon wae
that by the committee on Judiciary, rec-
ommendlng the passage Of $. b, 10,
by Lawrence, preventing unjust dis
elimination against publishers Of news-
papers. The bin Is believed to be d.
rectly aimed at the Associated Press,
The Idea being 10 compel this agency
90 furnish service TO all publishers who
desire &C. II the measure succeeds-and
Indications are that It will-it may leal
10 the launching OF q Republican daily
IN this city,
ADDITIONAL REPORTS,
The committee on Judiciary recon-
Inendod the passage Of II b. 81, by
Park, making certain exemptions from
liability to act as q juror, the passage
OF s. H. III by Lawrence, an act to es-
tablish a board OF commissioners for
the promotion of uniformity OF legisla-
ton I'm the United States, the passage
~ II. j, II, relating 20 changes OF venue
in actions In municipal courts, etc.
The committee on irrigation recon-
mended the passage Of n. b. 1914. by
Austin, granting To the United states
the right of way over state lands foi
bitches. tunnels and telephone ana
transmission lines In connection with
Irrigation works controlled or con-
Btructed by the United states,
THIS AFTERNOON
Tho houqe "saufitorad" tu o,50 tbig