The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-09
Senate at 1890 took recess until 2

Afternoon Session.
At . o clock p. m. the Senate was
called to order 6y President Love.
House Bills Passed
II, B, No. II, changing the time for
taking school census. This bill was
taken from the table, read the third
time, and on motion Of Mr., Park went
to the foot Of the calendar,
II. b. No. 122, relating to the duties
Of County Superintendents, was taken
from the table, read the third time
and passed.
II, b. No. 1856. relating to tempo
rary certificates OF teachers, was taken
from the table and read the third time
and passed.
S. B. No, 158, by Committee on Mill
tary Affairs, relating TO the organiza,
tion Of companies of the National
Guard of Utah, the retirements OF Off
GERS, courts of inquiry, and providing
a penalty in cases where members OF
the enrolled militia or members OF the
National Guard of Utah refuse to an
swer the call of the commander-in-
chief to perform military duty, was
taken from the table. read the third
time. The object of the bill was ex-
planned by Mr.. Park. The bill was
passed by unanimous vote.
II. B. No. 30, providing that where
an entire county is consolidated into
one school district. it shall he school
district of the first class, and provId-
ing the manner of the election of the
Board of Education thereof. Senator
Hollingsworth offered the following
amendment, providing for n rotating
board, The amendment was adopted.
and the bill as amended was passed.
The amendment reads:
There shall be elected in the county
school districts OF the first -cass. on the
first Wednesday in December, 1908, one
member OF the board from each odd num-
bered school representative precinct or
district for term Of TWO years. and AT
the same time one member OF the board
from each even numbered school repre-
sentative precinct or district for a term
Of four years. on the first Wednesday
In December 1910, and every four years
thereafter, there shall be elected one
member OF the board from each odd num-
bered school representative precinct or
district for term of four years. and on
the first Wednesday in December, 1912,
and every four years thereafter, one mem
ber OF the board from each even num-
hered school representative precinct or
district for a term OF four years, Where
any county school district of the first
class exists or may be created. the Board
of County Commissioners shall appoint
the members of the Board OF Education,
To serve until the next election provided
for in this section, and until their sue
provided, that there have been deslg
mated three trustees for the entire dis
trict, each one being from a school rep
resentative precinct, then these are con-
stltuted members OF the Board OF Edu-
cation until the next election, and the
Board OF County Commissioners shall ap-
point two other members. and from each
unrepresented representative precinct. but
where two or more trustees are from one
school representative precinct. the Board
of County Commissioners shall designate
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Members of the Board of Education In
a county school district OF the first-class
shall qualify by taking and subscribing
the constitutional oath OF office. and CIV
ing bonds TO the district i'm which they
reside In such sum and with such sure
ties as the Boatd OF County Commission
ers may require and approve, conditioned
for the faithful discharge of tho duties Of
their office; the oath OF office and bonds
TO be fled with the County Clrrk.
Third Reading of Senate Bills.
S. B. No. 67, by Benner Y. Smith,
relating to juvenile courts. The bill
was read the third time. Its provisions
were explained by Senator Benner X.
Smith and passed. Senator Miller alone
voted no.
S. B. No. SO, by Hollingsworth, i'm
posing n tax on vendors, poddlers, etc,
was read the third time and passed.
S. b. No. %, granting powers TO rail
Monday for consideration and third
reading.
S. B. No, 154. by Committee on Mil
itary Affairs, relating TO the appoint
ment and pay of company armorers, was
taken from the table and read the third
time. The bill was explained by Mr..
Park and passed.
S. b. No. $50, by Committee Of Pub.
lie Health, making it unlawful to sell
rto, ,Tt, rtnt tnrT
chloral or alcohol or preparations con
tanning acetanilid or any of It's derlYa"
tives, or preparations containing antipy-
rine, without branding the same, or to
sell preparations containing cocaine, eX-
cept upon n practicing physician s pre-
scription, and providing penalty for
the violation of this act. The bill was
read the third time and, upon motion of
Mr.. Lawrence, consideration of the bill
was deferred, to be taken up i'll the near
future.
S. B. No $50 was brought up for
further consideration. MIR. Lawrence
offered an amendment, which was adopt
ed, and upon roll call the bill as amend
ed was passed.
S. B. No. 1873, by Committee on Ap.
appropriating tho sum Of
s2I25 to P. It. farnsworth, Jr., for serv-
ices to the State of Utah as Deputy
rendered during the
period between August |, 1905, and
December 81, 1906, inclusive. The bill
was read the third time and passed.
S. B. No, 73, by Benner X. Smith,
for meetings of boards of
trustees in cities of the first class and
city councils in cities of the second
and third classes, and providing for
rules and regulations governing said
read the third time.
S. b. No. 110, by Mr.. Lawrence
Prohibiting the sale of unwholesome
food, etc; read the third time and
S. B. IA, by J. Y. smith-To en-.
the destruction of certain wild
animals; to provide bounties for the
killing thereof: making an appropria-
tion for the payment of such bounties
and providing additional revenues;
read the third time. On motion of Sen.
ator Clegg the consideration of s. B.
No. 144 was postponed on account Of
the absence of Senator j. Y Smith. it's
author. The bill was set for consider
alton at 2 clock p, m. Thursday,
$. B. No. 1863, by Walton-Providinp
for the establishment Of a course of in