Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-30
DOCTORS THRONC
SENATE CHAMBER
Agree on Medical Bill in Which
Few Changes Are Rec
commended.
AGAIN AFTER osTEoPATHs.
Displcast,rc over House Slaughter Of
Bill Providing for killing Re-
fractory Prisoners.

Hard work by committees brought
tho senate largo amount OF business
today, but it was chiefly OF minor I'M
portance.
THE Irrigation aud agriculture COM
mlttpe, after n meeting this morning
brought IN report OH :. y. Ii, by CAL
lister providing for state experiments
IN ways TO reclaim alkaIi aud water
logged lands. 1T recommended that tile
bill do not PASS, and the report was
adopted Tho bill is similar TO one III
troduccd by Mckay last session, ana
killed.
A fstvora BILE report OIL s. Is. 3 by g. "
Smith came from the committee on
public health OF which Walton IL
chairman, This Is the medical assocla-
iion bill which was advocated at a re-
cont convention During discussion IN
committee on the measure many prom
ncnt physicians were called i'm for con-
sultatlon. The committee made few
minor amendments but the body OF the
measure ycmeins intact.
The public health committee ALSO
brought Ia q report on Johnson's ia
nous and often introduced osteopath
bill recommending II for passage ONCE
more. This bin has twice before gone
through the senate. once TO death III
tho house and once to be vetoed by the
governor.
An amendment forbids the osteopath
to advertise himself except as "A doctor
OF ostcopath' or "osteopathic physi-
ciun'
KILLING of 5. b. 4.
Considerable anxiety is expressed
In the senate over the action of the
house In killing s. II. In committee.
Many senators hold that courtesy to
the upper house demanded at least
that joint committee meeting be
arranged 10 consider il before passing
final sentence.
They passed on II like they would
on bill from one OF their own mem
bers introduced by request. instead
of aus o bill that had already passed
the senate Maid Senator Waltan IN
. conversation with another senator
on the bilI's sudden demise The lot.
ter OF transmttal from the house
says y Us returned for further action"
and the senator's are wondering what
10 do with n, since the death sentence
Of the house precedes the clause
ANOTHER CONSOLIDATION BILL.
Another phase OF the consolidation
problem has been brought forward
by Senator Hollngsworth. II ia the
NTH bill to be introduced on that sub |
1cct daring this session. II differs |
from the others In that while It con-
solidatrs. the university aid agricul-
tural college. II specifically provides /
that the agricultural department Of |
the university Shall be located at |
Logan In Cache county, and may |
maintain branches in other places in
the state"
Senator Bowen's bill favcrs separate
maintenance entirely. while Senator
Park favors consolidation on one site
Tha' ~ In the nature of q compromise
move. II is practically the same bill
that senator Love drew no at the
last session.
The educational committee an
nounced a meeting for tonight, to |
which the public is invited 1t Will
be held in the house chambers, and
VIII thoroughly go over tho consoida-
ton probems 4 report on the matter
Is expected in few days.
IN THE HOUSE. |
That Benner X. Smiths s. b. No. 4 |
did not receive a fair hearing In the |
house Is the opinion of many on the
floor of the house 1t is claimed that
the committee to which the bill was re-
ferred INDUCED In little spite work
when IL prevented the measure coming
on TO the floor of the house for CON
sideration, by smothering the bill I'm
committee, and their engineering the
adoption of their report without giving
any opportunity for discussing the pro-
visions of the bill. In order to get a
hearing on the bin Jensen, Nephi u. s.
c., today introduced n. b. sc. which is
$. u. 4 rechristened, and he proposes
to give the house a chance TO consider
the measure upon its merits.
NEW BILLS.
Bills were Introduced as follows:
ii. II. IS, by Dean, by request pro-
hibiting bucket shops and bucketshop-
ping within the State of Utah. This
act is intended 10 prohibit the practise
INDUCED in by brokers In large elites
from dealing in stocks and commodities
except upon genuine deals, known as
housekeeping.
n. %. % ~ auhsen, n U. 5. C.--rnis
measure ~ M an respects similar 10
p. Is. 2, which was Klueu yesterday py
l0e mouse, ana provinces punishment Ior
assault " me terners iu the sta,e prl-
son.
II. q. g. by Jensen, Nephi u. s. c.,
leiaIl1g 10 corporations attempting TO
DO business m tnis SAFE WituOut COM
plying with the Jaw lciUung 10 corpora
lions,
Al. b. 6S, By Westphal, amending the
present bounty statute. and eliminating
The objectionable features OF the old
law.
II. b. 50, by Hone, nxing the hours OF