Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-01
off. Beipg Disposed Of in a Sys'
O''' ,.notIc and Busiussslike
Manner
EMERGENCY CLAUSE A Ho0DOo.
81. II. Second Time in EQuallaa-
''' top slcnsare-Sotle' Given
To Reconsider

,.e reports thV "' Afo,o
zee ~ ,ook up the calendar and before
D V,,srnment at $50 had passed a 'o'a,
au'V. n.r blls, recommitted one ana
o. ons, the latter s. b, bSs' permit
h'ss ,ounty boards to impose penalties
un' .lol,,lon Of county ordinances. The
io 0n mad been reported fayorably By
D',' committee on counties but as none
~ he committee present had anything
ossr in It's defense, Wilson moved
Az, me enacting clause be stricken
~, This was opposed from the fact
,s., 1, was not deemed a proper mode
y, nrocedure with senate measures, SO
s,,ly the gentleman from Washing
-. n,tbdrew the motion and the bill
allied on the following vote:
,,os.- Alien. Carroll, Cromar, Dean
p5.,ad Kinney, Luther. Vaughan,
,si1er peterson, Richards, Simons,
s,"r,art stringham, Tolton, Hull-l8,
''Nay,-Anderson, A. ", Austin, Chris
,.rsen Cottam, curtin, Daley Fish
,ngn Iiawley. Johnson, Jones, Kuch-
sr LYMAN Marks. McCrea, Merrill,
paSe PAINTER Roberts Thompson, Will
son Wootton--2L
%Kuchlcr gave notice OF reconsidera-
ton
WILL TRY 1T AGAIN
H. B. iOg, reducing the state board
N sauallzation 10 three members, came
mn ior reconsideration, the bill haY-
ng been passed Monday minus the
emergency clause. Slmons moved to
xpunge the words, mot more than
two Of whom shall be OF the same
POLITICAL party" The motion carried
WITH some opposition but on rollcall
the bill received bat "a affirmative
votes, thus defeating the emergency
clause second time without which,
# was explained, the measure was prac-
NcalIy Of no value. The vote stood:
Ayes-AlIen, AUSTIN Carroll, Chris |
ensen Dean, Flshburn, johnson, Jones, |
kinney, Kuchler, Luther, Lyman.
Vaughan, Merrill Miller, Pace, Pan
ef Peterson, Richards, Roberts, ST. |
mons Stewart Wootton, Hull--2l.
Nays-AGderRon a. ", Gotham, Oro- |
mar Curtin Daley, Hawey, Marks, |
MtCrea, Stringham Thompson, Tolton, |
WlsOn--ll.
Kinney gave notice to reconsider.
OTHER BILLS PASSED.
SB 10, fixing the close Of the fiscal |
year, was passed with senate amend |
nnts, as were also H. b. 1859, relating |
to the collection Of fees OF county re- |
cordes, and II. B. 1853, relating to fees
VI sherlfs
" B. 200 by Luther, providing for
he marking Of ballots with indelible |
lecll rather than with pen and ink, |
was recommitted.
Other bills passed during the after
noon were as follows:
H B. ia relating 20 changes OF ven
ue IN actions pending before Justices
Of the peace
Il B. ll6. requiring poundkeepers to
MAKE reports Of estrays to sheriffs.
H. B. l15, making the bribery or at
tempted bribery OF "A witness a felony
instead OF a mlsdemeanoE
EVENING SESSION.
AZ the evening session McCrea's
measure, permitting the owners of n
pare majority Of property to prevent
special improvements, was defeated by
one vote MoCrea argued that the pres
gt Jaw requiring protest from two
lhuds OF the property owners was "A
violation OF the majority rule, while
huchler defended II by calling atten-
uon 10 the fact that non resident
property owners arc able to prevent
needed Improvements desired by actual
RESIDENTS, whose investments benefit ali
vac property. The vote on the final
passage OF the bin was as follows:
Ayes-Allen, Anderson, ]. A., Ander-
fon A. ", Christensen, Gotham Cro-
mar Curtin, Dean, Edward Fishburn.
nnaWley, Hone, Hopes, johnson, Nc
81 ~, Merrill Miller, Pancake, Simons,
'u,ngham, Thompson Toton-22.
s-Caroll Daley, Jones. kim
", Hulcher Lyman, Maughan Rich
~gs' Roberts Wilson, Hull.-11,
n. b 100 making the possession OF
SsO,en property prlma facle evidence
y. larceny came nearly meeting defeat
Svscause OF the absence OF many menu
e AZ the last moment Mr.. Hone
,ane 10 the rescue and voted "aye.n
W euS saving the bill which only four
VI 'nose present opposed,
WEATHERED THE GALE
,.i ha"leys bin, No. III, making It a
u .a 70 obtain credit by false repre-
Doo.,sn Weathered the gale under a
sasi by Miller to strike out the en-
4otnb clause The vote was.
az Alen Anderson A. ", Ander-
isr, ], a, Carroll, Christensen, Cot
Tlsht rlomar Curtin, Dean, Edward
II1mnDuIn, Hawley, Hone johnson,
rrao hi,9ney, Lyman, Maughan, Me-
az az Merrill, Richards, Roberts.
s5ss"snan' Thompson, Tolton, Wilson
Il, "Syyvs--Dalley, Hopes, Kuchler Mil
TSSnSake, Slmons, HAIL.,
,ey 30 NO oH providing for the sur
,er. CuuulN boundaries nc the ex-
2 ''e VI mo state. passed unanimous
,or roioh moved that senate bills re-
,iL.e9 adversely by committees be
,o on the calendar and disposed of
a. 'egular vote. This precipitated
~ ~, discussion, many regarding such
|, tuveuure az an Unnecessary waste
:. XIV FINALLY n substitute by Kuch-
M, lhal the bills be thus disposed OF M
ma was accepted by Tolton was put
/. loSI hence committee reports viii
= inal on these measures.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
,c sne committee on salaries and fees
Al 'h,,,,iinIgEded the nom passage of II h. |
= ~ Joseph, an act fixing the salar-
Tbe Iuuges OF the district court.
aoo,,,,,, lulllttee on education and art
y P5,o,,hlended the passage OF II. b. a.
opts s0D Ds relating 10 records and re-
49, OF school boards; the non-nas.
stero, OF II. y. SO by stookey with
,booi TO qualifications OF pubIlc
n la %oohersi the nom passage OF
on,wSo41 ny Bennlon providing for ap-
tles or associate examiners I'm
asso,o nrst and second class, the
idrsse OF H. b. lls, by Fishburn nro-
,npiy Tor uniform examinations OF
!. r , oogthQol teachers; the passage OF
Ia ior - ny Cottam. providing reve-
sssaDa common school districts; the
4 ~ n, oi Il. B. l45 by Marks, relat-
10 y, Wy qutles OF teachers; the mas
d dptin. IS lis by Marks. relating TO
\ p ".t'es Of county superintendent.
ilbpg Usage " Of II. II, IA. by Marks re.
Az n 70 school elections.
AL were adopted.