The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-05
LESS 0RATORY;;
MORE BUSINESS
Senate Passes Many Bills Without
Fuss or Speech-Making.
FAV0RS VOTING MACHINES
SANITARY MEASURES ARE PUT
THROUGH.


OR nnarred-the session of the senate
yesterday. Largely because of this a
great mass of business was put
through. The measures passed were
Senate bill No 80, by HoIIingsworth.
providing for the purchase OF voting
machines.
Senate bill No. 1OS by Walton. pro
Niding for the disinfection OF railroad
coaches, etc.
Senate bill No. I2s. by Park. defining
common barratry and fixing a penalty
Senate bill No. 81. by Walton re-
curing reports on cases of tuberculo-
sis
Senate bill No. 90. by Walton. pro-
health officers.
Senate bill No. 101. by Walton. max
ing IL unlawful to expectorate on side
walks in public buildings. etc.
Senate bill No 10e. by Hollingsworth,
relating TO sale of real estate held by
counties under tax deeds.
Senate bill No. "a. by HoIingsworth,
making slight amendments in the ex-
fSting law relating to inheritance tax,
etc.
Senate bill No. 1O5. by Hollingsworth,
relating to the pay of assistants who
aid in getting out tax rolls.
Senate bill No. 9S, by Walton, re-
lating to sanitation Of school build
ings.
senate bill No. %, by Walton, pro-
viding for courses of instruction in
public schools in sanitation and pre-
vention OF disease.
Alien Labor Bill Killed.
Cromar's house bin No. so. providing
protection for alien Iaborers, was
killed in committee. Senate bin No. 10
5eIatlns TO bounties, and senate bill
no. o. relating to the state board of
horticulture, were also killed in COM
n1ittee to make way for substitute
measures on the same subjects
senate bill No. ITO. the newspaper
measure, and senate bin No 81. the
bucketshop bill. were made special or
spectively. Monday.
senate bill No. 90, by Johnson, the
osteopathy bill. was made a special or
der for 4 o'clock Monday. and senate
bill No. ia. by Clegg. relating TO tax
atlon OF transient stock. also went over
tC Monday.
Senate bill No. 43, by Walton. reIat-
ing 70 reservoirs, had not been printed.
1t was ordered printed and will come
up for consideration Monday.
Consideration of Governor Cutters
appointments to the state board of
sheep commissioners was postponed to
Tuesday.
Favorable committee reports were
adopted on the following measures:
House bill No. 40, by Marks. amend
ing section 1893. revised statutes. reIat-
Ing TO the disposition of property found
on deceased persons.
House bill No. 166. bv, Marks. amend
Ing section 1852. revised statutes, reIat-
ing TO final account and settlement of
estates.
Senate bill No. 112. by Lawrence Cby
requesD, amending section 1888, re-
Nised statutes. relating 10 service of
summons In justice courts.
House bill No. 165, by Marks. amend
ing section 1885, revised statutes. de-
filming larceny.
House bill No. I6S, by Edward,
amending section 2059 revised statutes
relating TO the compensation of county
commissioners.
Senate bill No. 125, by Hollingsworth.
providing for the licensing of peddlers
Of farm machinery, etc.
Senate bill No. 100. by Walton, pro-
viding for a state laboratory for bac-
THEOLOGICAL research.
Senate bill No. Sc. by Lawrence,
amending sections 75S-755, revised stat
utes. relating to the practice of dem
tIstry.
Love ReIinquishes Chair.
President Love was seized n at
tack OF Illness shortly before yester-
days session opened and was COM
PEELED 20 go to his home imme diately.
He communicated With the senate by
telephone later and expressed A belief
that his indisposition was temporary
and that he would be able to attend
Monday. Senator Walton presided I'M
Gil his row OF health bills came up,
when he called Senator Bennion 10 the
chair.
Senator Walton is now referred to
only as Doctor Walton. because of
the long list of health measures he has
I'm the senate.
The only new measure introduced
was senate bill No. 129. by the joint
committee on agriculture and irriga-
ton. 1t is a substitute for house bill
NO. III and senate bill No, "a. Great
ing the state board Of horticulture.