The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-09

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casses of all such animals before being
a penalty for such violation of this
act, reporting unfavorably and recon-
mending that 1t do not pass.
From Committee on Live Stock, 10
whom was referred II. B. No 240, by
Mr.. Fuller, relating to domestic live
stock, reporting unfavorably and recon-
mending that it do not pass:
| From Committee on Federal Rela-
tions and Memorials to Congress, to
whom was referred H. j. M No. Q, by
Mr.. Meeks, reporting favorahly, and
recommending that it be passed.
Introduction of Bills.
II. B. No. 2o7, Dyreng-R Regarding
preparatory course of study IN the
! University of Utah; referred to the
Committee on Education.
H. 3. No, POS, Judiciary Commit.
| tee-To establish uniform standard of
weights and measures: referred to Com.
mittee on Federal Relations.
II. J. M. No. II, Westphal, .addrcsscd
to the secretary Of interior. The mem
orial follows;
the State OF Utah. respectfully represent
that Spring Creek lake is an arm of Utah
lake, and is situated near Sprineville.
Utah county, State of Utah. and is pecu-
liarly and naturally adapted for the pro-
pagat tion OF food fish and especially bass,
and that a bass hatchery In said Spring
utility 10 the inhabitants OF the State of
Utah. now,
Therefore, we respectfully request that
you take the proper steps to establish q
bass hatchery in the said Spring Creek
lake,
A communication was received from
the Board Commissioners of Wayne
county calling attention to bill intro
duced by the late Representative Taft,
regarding an appropriation for roads in
Wayne county and urging that the
measure be passed; placed on file.
College Consolidation.
Mr. Mills then offered the following
resolution;
Whereas, the session of the Legisla-
tpre is approaching It's closing days;
Resolved that Senate bill No. Ill. by
Park, relating to the consolidation OF
the University OF Utah and the Aericul-
tural college be made a special order for
Monday at p. m. and that the House
shall at that time resolve itself into COM
mittee of the Whole and the bill be de-
bated. each side TO be given fifty minutes,
respective sides to Messrs.. Thompson and
Peterson, according to the rules Of de-
bate
This resolution precipitated An ami
mated debate in which Messrs. Mills,
Kuchler and Critchlow participated.
Mr.. Kuchler moved to strike ont all
that part Of the resolution after the
words p. m. This was lost on a rising
vote.
Finally upon the motion of Mr.. Toll
ton the resolution was indefinitely post
poned, for the reason that the Senate
bill was now in the hands of the House
committee on education and art He
declared that the House was putting
the cart before the horse.
Votes Are Reconsidered.
On motion of Mr.. Clcgg the House
reconsidered the vote by which H. B.
No. 217, By Marks, providing for levy
and collection of tax for city school
purposes, failed to pass. The bill was
then passed.
Mr., Barnett then moved effectively
that the House reconsider the vote by
which S. B. No. 70, Hollingsworth,
creating the Utah Board of Commits.
sloners for the promotion Of uniformity
Of legislation in the United States, de.
fniDg the manner of appointment, it's
duties and powers and making appro-
prlatlon for payment of actual and nee
essary expenses thereof, failed to pass.
and passed by vote, "a ayes, 5 nays.
Mr.. Robinson moved effectively TO re-
consider II. B, No. ia, by Benson, re-
lating to the duties of State Treasurer.
The bill was then passed.
Mr., Marks moved, effectively, that
II. B, No. 90, by Richards, fixing the
per cent Of bonded indebtedness of tax
able property in school districts be re.
considered. The bill was then passed.
Letter From Apostle Smoot.
Through the Secretary of State let
Letter was received from Apostle Smoot
1t follows;
>, I am in receipt of your s letter Of Feb
House Memorial No. l. for presentation
TO the President.
I take pleasure in stating that pre-
yesterday morning (March % and dis
cussed the situation with reference to
land entries in the State of Utah With
him, The President Informed me after
The conclusion that his order In reference
to coal lands requires some modification
and that he Intends TO take some steps
for the relief OF the present condition in
the near future.
The document was fled
;: B. No, 93, Hollingsworth-Relating
to burglary in the first, second and
third degrees, defining the same and the
penalties therefor.
II. B. No. 26S, Dcan-Relatine to
the manner of taking an appeal to the
Supreme court, and to provide for the
specifications in the notice Of appeal
of the particular errors on which tho
appellant will rely.
H. B. No. II, Relating to
burglarious tools and deadly weapons.
H. b. No. 160, Clegg-Authorizing
cities of the first and second classes to
issue script against the funds to be