The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-05

! 3. No. 10l by Gardner appropriaJiDg
s470 to the Strawberry Valley Wafer
users association to reimburse. said as
socintion for excess fees paid Secre.
tary of State Referred to the Com
mittee on Appropriations.
Also that the President had signed
S. 3. No. 209
Also that the President had signed
S. B, No, 81. The Speaker then, in the
presence of the House, signed both
Also that the Senate had passed S,
B. No, 1874 by Williams, authorizing
the State Board of Examiners to pre-
pare plans and descriptions for State
Capitol building Referred to the Com.
mittce, on, Public Buildings and
| Grounds. Also that the Senate had
passed S. b. No. 122 by Benner X.
| Smith, providing for the uses in which
the right Of eminent domain may he
exercised. Referred to the judiciary
| Committee.
Other Communications.
From the Medical association of Utah
| county, protesting against the passage
of II. B. No. rs, known as the osteo"
path bill. Communication fled.
From the Secretary of State cnclos-
ing a claim from the Remington Type
writer company for rental Of typewrit-
er. Referred to the Committee on Ap-
preparations. 81
From the Secretary OF State, enclos-
ing number of claims from the State
Engineer g department. Referred to
the Committee on Claims and Public
Accounts.
From Senator Sutherland. stating
that he would take pleasure in present
ing II. J. NJ No. to the President.
From the relatives Of the late Repre-
sentative Taft living in Provo, thank
ing the House for the manner in which
the House took care Of matters in con-
nection with his death, Received and
ordered spread upon the records.
Reports Of Standing Committees.
From the Committee on Banking and
Insurance, to whom was referred Sen
ate bill No. 53, by Gardner, relating to
interest upon the loan and forebear
ance of money, reporting favorably and
recommending that the bill pass as
amended by the Senate.
From the Committee on Salaries and
Fees, to whom was referred Senate bill
No. "a, by Mr.. Park, fixing the annual
salaries of certain State officers, re-
porting unfavorably and recommending
that the bill be not passed.
From the Committee on Salaries and
Fees, to whom was referred House bill
No. l04, by Mr.. Kucbler, defining the
duties of County Surveyor, reporting
i9NoiiblN anu recommending UndD In6
bill be passed
From the Committee on Salaries and
Fees, to whom was referred House bill
NO. 20I, by Mr.. Clegg, relating to the
bond of the State Treasurer, reporting
favorably and recommending that the
bill be passed.
From the Committee on Salaries and
Fees, reporting back House bill No. 2O4,
bty Robinson, relating to the compensa.
tion of members of boards of school
trustees, recommending that it pass.
From the Committee on Municipal
Corporations, to which was referred
Senate bill No, 70, by Mr. Hulaniski,
defining the boundary lines of Ogden
CITY and repeating all laws in conflict
herewith, recommending that the same
do pass.
From the Committee on Municipal
Corporations. which has had under con.
slderatlon Senate bill No. SO, by Mr..
j, Y Smith, defining the duties of AS
SCISSORS, recommending that the same do
pass.
From the Committee on Railroads
and Common Carriers. which has had
under consideration Senate bill No. l35.
by Mr., Johnson, relating to the titles
10 foreign railways, recommending that
1t do pass.
From the Committee on Railroads
and Common Carriers, which has had
under consideration House bill No 233
by Mr.. Clegg, relating to the furnish
ing OF cars by railroads, recommending
that 1T do not pass
MI Clegg gave notice that he would
move n reconsideration Of the vote by
winch the report was adopted
From the Committee on Railroads and
1ommon Carriers. to which was referred
II. B. No. 247, by Martin Jensen rsI
latlng to the duties of railway cornora-
tlons. recommending that the same do
not pass.
From the Committee on Elections 10
whom was referred H, B. No. 221. by |
Marks, prohibiting city officers from
taking part in political movements rec.
on that said bill be not passed, |
ms report was, on motion of Mr.
Marks, recommitted TO the COMMITTEES
on Elections.
From the Committee on Elections, to
whom was referred Fl. B. No. "a, bv
none, relating to certain county and |
officers, recommending that |
said bill he not passed. 'Na'
From the Committee on Elections IN |
whom was referred II. B. No. 225. by |
Marks, relating TO campaign contribu- |
hons, recommending that said bill be
not passed.
= From the Committee on Municipal
Corporations, reporting back H B. No |
lo4. by Randall. fixing the salary and
prescribing the duties of the clerk of
The Municipal court, recommending that
It be passed,
From the Judiciary committee. 70.
eeortlng back H. B. No, SO, by Richards,
liking the per cent of bonded indebted
ness OF taxable property in school dis
'riets, recommending that is pass.
From the Judiciary committee, re.
son, relating to the rule for the con.
'tructlon of statutes. recommending
hat 1T pass.
From the Judiciary committee. Ia
Shom was referred II, B. No. 246, bv
TToblnson, relating to deaf and blind
hild1Ten, reporting fayorably and recon.
nendlng that sand bill be passed.
From the Judiciary committee to
Thom was referred H. B. No. 27l' hv
"estphal relating to the penalty for
!mrand m larceny, recommending that said
)lll be passed.
From the Judiciary committee, to
yhom was referred H B. No. 132, b.
randall, relating TO liquor licenses re.