The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-10

ers, and recommending that the bill
pass.
From the Committee on Education
and Art, TO whom was referred II. B.
No. 16s, by Mr.. Richards, entitled an
| act providing for the retirement of
public school teachers, recommending
that the bill be passed with amend
ments.
From the Committee on Education
and Art, to whom was referred II. B.
No. 226, by Mr.. Dyreng, entitled an
act to repeal section 1869, Compiled
Laws of Utah, and providing that cities
of the third class, and towns, may as
maintenance of public libraries and
gymnasiums, recommending that the
bill be passed with amendments.
From. Judiciary committee. TO whom
was referred H. B. No. 43, by Mr.. N.
U. S. c. Jensen, entitled 'An act
amending section 1860, revised statutes
of Utah, 1898, as amended by section
1868, chapter 90, session laws, 1903
Relating to change of venue in cases
reporting favorably and recommending
that said bill be passed.
From Committee on Engrossing and
Enrolment, to whom was referred H.
B. No. 7, by Mr.. Petersen, ".An act
to amend sections 11S3 and 1854, re-
vlsed statutes of Utah, 1898, relating
to marriage, and defining the qualitiea,
tions which persons must have in order
that they may marry" II. B. No. lis,
board Of education or school trustees
to provide each school house, or the
grounds thereof, with an American
flag and to cause the said flag TO be dis
played thereon during daylight on le-
gal holidays, February IL, and Flag
day Of each year.
II. B. No. 1877, An act to amend chap
ter as, laws of Utah, 1901, making it
unlawful, wrongful and without au-
insignia, ritual or other ceremonies of
certain orders, and societies, and pro
viding punishment for the violation
thereof -
H. B. No. 36, by Mr. Richards. "an
act to amend section 1T74, revised stat
utes of Utah, 1898, as amended by chap
ter 81, laws of Utah, 1901, providing
for the election of State Superinten-
dent of Public Instruction, prescribing
his qualifications, and providing for the
appointment and compensation of his
II. B. No. 14o, by Mr.. Scott, ''An
act to protect the relices of ancient
races, and providing a penalty for the
violation thereof,
H, B. No. l16, by Mr.. Marks, " An
act to amend section $3.50, revised
chapter l2o. laws of Utah, relating to
replies in pleadings.
House Joint Memorial No. 6, by Mr..
Hott, ga memorial, asking that wan
dering members of the tribe of Indians,
known as Southern Utes, be returned
to their reservation in Colorado and
compelled TO remain thereon
Report that they are correctly en-
rolled, and herewith transmit them to
you for your signature
H. E. No. 30l, Thompson, relating
to laws governing the Utah school for
the blind. Referred TO the Committee
On School for Deaf, Dumb and Blind
II. b. No. 500, Special Committee on
Judiciary, providing that attorneys
fees may be fixed by the court and
taxed as costs in certain actions.
Bills Passed.
The following bills were read third
II. B. No. $50, Benson-Authorizin
redemption of property in tax sales.
s. p. No. l19, Hollingsworth-Provid-
ing for the payment of mileage of dis
trict Judges and district attorneys.
Nh: Larsen gave notice that he would
on Monday move reconsideration of
the vote by which the bill passed.
II, b. No. 266. Hansen-Provldlng for
the organization of mutual FIRE lnsur-
ance companies.
II. B. No. III. Marks-Regulating the
practice of optometry in Utah.
H. B, No. 223, Marks-Provlding the
city court in cities of the first class
with a stenographer-
every citizen in the employment of per
gonal riuhts
II. B. No. 274, Relating to
the school for the blind and defining
its objects and purposes and providing
circulating library for the blind of
the State.
Then the House took recess until ?
0 clock.
Bills Fail to Pass.
II. B. No 100, Hollingsworth-R eIat-
ing Ia and fixing the salaries of judges
of the district court and allowing 10
such Judges their actual and necessary
travelling expenses to and from the
county of their residence when holding
court in other counties was read
third time and failed to pass by vote
of 81 ayes, II nays.
Mr.. Weston gave notice that he
would move a reconsideration of the
to pass.
RI. j. R. No. TO- Committee on Judi
ciary-Providing an amendment to sec
ton 3. article XI. Of the Constitution,
relating to the creation Of new counties
out of one or more of the existing
counties of the State, was read third
time and failed to pass by vote OF Il
ayes, ID nays, =,
Mr. Dorius gave notice that he would
on Monday move reconsideration of
the vote by which the resolution failed
10 pass
r. b. No. 227, Dyreng Making 1t
the duty of individuals, associations
and corporations TO place monuments or
corner posts to outline lands. owned,
leased or controlled, and making 1T a
misdcmeanor to hold possession OF lands
not properly belonging to such lndlVld-
ual, association or corporation,
Mr.. Kuchler stated that on Monday
he would move a reconsideration Of the
vote by which the bill failed to pass
Afternoon Session.
The House was IN order at 2 o clock,
when the journal was read and APP
proved. Communications from the sen
AZ.