The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-16

ings relative to the commission. ap-
peared in the senate chamber after ad-
jOurnment and was handed a copy Of
the resolution. He read it carefully,
grinned loudly and shouted: That's
all right, It's just a matter of opinioni
We think different
Other Resolutions Adopted.
Three resolutions of thanks were pre-
scented and adopted by the senate at tbs
morning session One of them. offered
by Senator Bennion and directed TO the
press representatives. was adopted
without opposition. but the two others
provoked a little debate.
Senate resolutions No , and 6. by
Barber. extended the thanks of the sem
ate for courtesies extended by the two
telephone companies, the Oregon Short
Line railroad. the Salt Lake Route, the
Rio Grande Western and the street car
company. Senator Bamberger secured
the adoption of an amendment to No
thanking the Salt Lake & Ogden rail-
way, his own line, for courtesies vet
to be extended
The "cOurtesies yet to be extended"
were in the form of a bundle of passes
for senator's and their wives. The sen
ator had the passes in his pocket ready
for delivery as soon as the senate ad-
journed
After the Bamberger amendment had
been adopted the question of whether
the resolutions should be put i'm the
journal came up. Lawrence objected
TO it. He took the ground that it was
all right to jolly the courteous cOTpOr-
atoms along, but he. protested against
making an acknowledgment of faVoTS
received as part of the permanent rec
ord, especially. he said since the cor
poratiOns had asked and received IA
vOrs from the senate.
erything should be fair and above
board" and that if the courtesies ex-
tended and accepted were to be ack-
nowledged at all they should go into
the record. Rollcall on the question of
placing the resolutions on the record
was taken and they were put in by the
following vote: Ayes-Bamberge Bar
Der. Bennion. Callister, Clegg, Hollings-
worth. Larsen. Mckay, Park, Ra5band,
Walton, Wilhams-12; nays-Gardner.
Lawrence Loose. Love-4: absent
Johnson. Lewis.
Juvenile Court Bill Passed.
House bill No. 23s creating juvenile
courts, which was framed TO meet Gov
ernor Cutters objection to the original
juvenile court bill. was passed unanf-
mOusly by the senate.
Senate bill No 1872. by the judiciary
committee, was Unofficially returned by
Governor Cutler to have a typOgraph-
fcal error corrected. The correction
was made and the bill again sent 70
the governor.
The senate concurred In the house
to senate bill No. 122. by
Lawrence. relating TO drainage dis
tricts. and senate bill No 100. by Joint
committee on boUnties. repeating exist
ing bounty laws and fixing a bounty of
81 on wolves, coyotes and wild cats,
and $3.50 on mountain lions.
Approved by Governor.
Governor Cutler yesterday approved
the following senate measures:
Senate bill No. 155. by Hollingsworth.
requiring cities to have 10000 inha Bit
ants before becoming cities of the first
class
Senate bill No 153. by committee on
public institutions, creating state board
Of corrections.
Senate bill No. 81. by Park. relating
to exemption from jury service.
Senate bill No. 139. by Lawrence, re-
lating to service of summons from mu-
nicipal courts by publication.
Senate bill No. 10. by Lawrence Cby
requesD, the Associated Press bill"
Senate bill No. $50, by special COM
nittee, creating commission to inves-
-igate duplication of courses in Uni
versity of Utah and Agricultural col
eye.
committee on military aaffirs, asking
Jtah's senators and representative to
to secure twenty days pay for
indian war veterans
Eminent Domain Bill Killed.
Senate bill No. 20. by Lawrence, re-
atinS to eminent domain, which came
back from the house with amendments.
vas taken up. Lawrence moved that
he senate concur. The vote as first an
showed that the senate had
;OnCUrred by a vote of 10 to 5. Loose
md Walton Immediately questioned the
accuracy of the ballot and it was found
gainst concurring, had been recorded
aye" When the change had been
made. the bill was found to have been
oiled by vote of to 8.
on motion of Senator Hollingsworth
he journal VIII be made to show that
II measures pending before committees
t adjournment were killed by the com
nittees.
New measures were introduced as
ollows:
$. r. No. >. by Barber-ResoIved.
hat the thanks of the members and
mployes of the senate are hereby ex-
ended to the Rocky Mountain Bell Tel
phone company. and to the Utah hide
'endent Telephone company for the
rec use Of their lines and the splendid
ervice during the session. Adopted
;. X. No. 6. by Barber-That the
hanks of the members and employees
f the senate are hereby extended TO