Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-14
u,os, Passes Eminent Domain
BiIl After Considerable Siren
nous Opposition.
MERRILL WANTED TO ADJOURN
r,,.s This to Prevent Action on the
Educational Bills Measures
Go Through.

There was run III tNc ""u'
,..oon when Kinney moved a re-
.n.,deratlon Of $. y. 90 known as the
',nort domain bill, The measure was
IN, soveral DAYS ago, but 1t WAS evil
aert that many had voted upon II UNI
Az. n nisapprehension and they desired
"a, themselves right by taking 1t up
oe,,n The motion was vigorously OPP
rosod but after much discussion 1t pre-
,.onod and the bill was read and placed
r,op us final passage. Joseph was
I'm onnosed TO the measure, ana OF
III number Of amendments, one OF
,,bIcb exempting mining water rights
trom condemnation, was adopted AZ
amended the bill passed win darcy,
Fishburn. Hone, Hopes, Vaughan Mer.
NH Painter and Roberts voting against
:" WANTED TO ADJOURN.
rollowlng this feature Of the session
Morrill, surprised his colleagues ny
n,oving that the house adjourn sine dc
Tbls was caused by the action Of the
senote M passing two bills prescribing
the courses Of study az the Agrlcullur-
al college aud University or utah'
Sneaker Hull explained that II the mo-
Non prevailed It would necessltate an
extra session FOR the passage OF the APP
Precipitation bill, which would cost me
stale IN the nelghhorhood OF $lo'ouO' me
motion being insisted upon, 70 was put
IN n vote ana was overwhelmingly de-
feated.
The bills referred 10 were numbered
I5l and 1852 the former pertaining to
me work TO be done at the Agricultural
college. and the latter defining the
courses 40 the University OF Utah
Roherts made a desperate effort TO COM
nit the measures, but on the point be-
ina raised that the house had decided
10 place an senate bills directly on the
calendar, the motion was lost on a vote
Of "A TO q.
MEASURE WINS,
Then Roberts moved to strike out the
enacting clause OF S. b, ljl. This fall
Cd on a vote Of IS to %, after which the
roll was called, and the bill passed on
the following vote
Ayes--Alen, Anderson CA, W, Car
roll Christensen, Gotham, Cromar, Ed
ward Hawley Hopes, Johnson, Jones,
Kinney, Lyman, Marks, McCrea, Pace,
Painter, Peterson, Richards. Stookey,
strngham, Thompson, Tolton, Wilson,
Hull2j,
Nays-Austln, Daley Flshburn, Gun
dry Hone, Joseph, Luther Maughan,
Merrill, Pancake, Roberts, Simons.
Spencer, Stewart, Wootton--l5.
Similar action was taken on the Uni
verslty bill, the vote being exactly as
on the one preceding IT,
APPROVED BY GOVERNOR.
During the session the governor re-
ported having approved the following.
II. b. No. 67-Amending law relating
to fees Of district and county clerks.
II, j. r. No. Providing for submits
sion OF amendment TO Constitution eX-
EN- Ing mortgages from taxation,
Ii b. No. l4i-Amending law relating
10 school elections to conform to the
new manner Of eectng county super
intendents.
H. b. No 1i6-- Making it the duty Of
county superintendents TO file with
state board Of education reports on the
publications Of teachers.
H. h. No. l45--provding for revoca-
lion Of teachers certificates by state
board Of education,
H. q. No l65--Making the possession
of stolen goods prima face evidence OF
larceny
H. y, No l55-AllowIng justices OF
the peace So for taking charge of dead
bodies when no Inquest is held.
Il. b. No, 4-Abolshing the silk COM
mission.
II, b, No. l66-Relating to the settle
ment Of estates
Il B. l90-Appropratlng 81, 800 FOR the
relief OF Zezulon Jacobs.
II. h. No, 1S6-Approprlatlng $4,000 for
the relief Of David Wilcken,
COMMITTEE REPORTS
The committee on elections reoom-
mended the passage of S, y, "a, abolish
lhg me new registration every four
years Adopted
The committee on banks and banking
recommended the non-passage OF s. II.
Il, relating to negotiable instruments.
Adopted