The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-01

they had considered the same, and had
amended the bill TO read for culinary
and domestic purposes. and the amount
TO he expended $500, instead OF $4,000,
and as amended recommended that the
bill be passed; report adopted.
The committee to which was referred
IT. B. No. "a, making it a crime TO pub
]ish false or exaggerated statements
concerning the affairs Of corporations,
and fixing the penalty therefor, reported
that they had considered the bill and
recommended that the bill do not pass.
The committee TO which was re-
ferred s. r. No. 154, relating TO the
appointment and pay of company ar
mories,' and s. r. No. 153, relating TO
the organization of companies Of the
National Guard of Utah, the retirement
of officers, courts of inquiry, and pro-
viding a penalty in cases where mem
bers of the enrolled militia or members
of the National Guard of Utah refuse
TO answer the call of the commander-in-
chief to perform military duty. reported
that they had considered the bills and
recommended that they be passed. Re
port adopted.
The committee to which was referred
). B. No. SIS, appropriating the sum of
$4,000 TO Jafalette Chidester for merito-
rious services rendered to the State of
Utah and for permanent bodily injury
sustained. Reported that they had CON
sidcred tho same, md had made the
amount $4,000 instead Of $4,000, and as
amended recommended that tho bill be
passed. Report adopted
The committee to which was referred
S. r. No. 1874, authorizing the State
Board Of Examiners to procure plans
and descriptions for a State capitol
building, offering prizes for same, and
making an appropriation therefor, re-
ported that they had considered the
same and recommended that the bill be
passed. Report adopted
The committee to which was referred
s. j. r: No: 2. proposing an amendment
to section 7 of article l3 Of the Consti-
tuition of the State Of Utah. relating to
the rate Of taxation, reported that they
had considered and amended the same,
and as amended recommended that S. !.
r. No. Q be passed
The committee to which was referred
S. B. No. 81, appropriating $25.000 for
the purpose of locating, surveying and
constructing roads and building
bridges in The territory embraced with
in the former Uintah Indian reserva-
counties, reported that they had consid-
cred the same and amended the bill to
carry $4,000 for the purposes named in
the bill, and as amended recommended
that the bill be passed. Report adopted
The committee to which was referred
5. b, No. 10l, appropriating $40 from
the State treasury to the Strawberry
Valley Waterusers' association, cor
poration, to reimburse said association
for excess fees paid 20 the Secretary of
State upon the filing Of said associa-
ion S articles of incorporation with the
Secretary of State. reported that they
lad considered the samo and recon-.
uended that the bill be passed. Report
adopted.
The conference committee to which
vas referred Senate bill No. 25. ap-
$500 to Albert L. East
nan, eX-Sheriff of Rich county, recon-
nended that the amount be fixed at |
1880. The bill as amended was passed |
" unanimous vote.
Introduction of Bills.
Senate bill No. 155, by Hulaniski, pro.
iding for the terms Of appointive ofli-
ers in cities and fixing the terms of
ficers and members Of the police and
,oval for cause. Referred to Commit
ee on Municipal Corporations,
Senate bill No. l56, by Williams. ap-
ropriating the sum of $4,000 10 William
orsberg for injuries sustained while
mployed by the State of Utah. Re-
erred to the Committee on Appropria-
ions.
Senate bill No. 157, by Williams, de.
ming, gambling and providing penalty
nerefor. Referred to Committee on
Senate bill No. 15S, by Gardner, reg
lating the issuing Of free transporta-
on by common carriers, railroad and
companies, and provid-
lg. a penalty for the violation thereof
eferred to. the Committee on Rail
avs.
Senate bill No. 159, by Collister. MAX
lg an approximation to erect dwell
lg house at State Fish hatchery for the
'perintendent and assistants, to pur-
lase three acres of land for use of
atchery, to increase the hatchery to
)uble Its present capacity. Referred
} Committee on Fish and Game.
Senate claim No. l, by Williams, from
horesen 4 Hansen, attorneys, for res
ents of West Jordan and Sandy for
hool lands amounting to Sl54114,
as presented and referred to the State I
oard of Examiners
Third Reading of Bills.
Senate bill No. lO2, by Walton. re. s,
ting to the registration of voters, was ,
ad the third time, amended and !
ssed.
House, bill No, 2os, accepting the
ant of money authorized for an in {
eased annual appropriation for agri- T
ltural experiment stations, made by r
t of Congress, March Is, 1906, was
ad the third time, and the roll being
He'd the bill was passed unanimously.
3 B. No: las, to encourage the de- /.
ruction Of certain wild animals; to +.
ovide, bounties for the killing there. ..
F.; making an appropriation FOR tho .
yment of such bounties, and provid- :,
& additional revenues; providing the y !
amer in which such bonuties may be 0
ocured; providing penalties for the
ocurement of such bounties by fraud :,
d for violation of this act, was read !,
e third time. and on motion of Mr.. |,
hnsop, with unanimous consent, the =
nsideration Of S. B. No. l45 went c
er until next Monday.
5. B. No. 135, by Committee on Rail IL
ads. substitute for II. b. No, 81, bv j..
r kuchler-Compelling all street rail G
" companies operating electric or ca g
cars in the State of Utah to employ $
conductor and motorman for the han. y