The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-06

Eastman for injuries sustained. Com
munication filed.
A communication was read, from
Rev. P A. Simpkin, Chaplain, asking
for three days leave Of absence Or
motion of Mr.. Lawrence the request ot
the Chaplain was complied with, and
Mr.. Simpkin was excused.
Communications From House
The following communications were
received and read from the House.
That the House had rejected. by re-
port of its committee, s, B. No. "a
fixing the annual salaries of certain
State officers. Filed.
That the House had passed H. B. No
242, as amended, providing for a pub
lie school library fund. Filed and re-
ferred TO Committee on Education.
That the House had passed S. B. No.
81, requiring cities. towns, and munich
| pal corporations to award contracts
for public improvements TO lowest bid
ders. On the motion of Mr. Lawrence
| the bill was passed the Senate on roll
| call
That the House had passed as amend
| ed III. B. No. 60. relating to employees
in mines. smelters and factories. Filed
and referred to Committee on Mines and
! Mining
That the House had passed H. B. No,
| l52, relating to when and what cases
attachment issued. Filed and referred
to Committee on Judiciary.
That the Speaker had signed s. B;;
No. 81. relating 10 establishment and
maintenance of public Libraries in cities
OF the first and second classes, and the
levy of n tax therefor. Filed and trans
mitted to the Governor.
That the Governor has approved H.
B. No. q, regulating ore purchases and
prohibiting the making or publishing
of false assays and providing a penalty
therefor. Communication filed,
Special Order.
The consideration of S. B. No. 40
came up on special order for third read
ing. On motion of Senator Park. S. b.
No. III was taken up first for consid
Grafton The bill was read the third
time and declared open for amendment.
After several minor amendments of
phraseology were suggested and made,
Senator Holhngswortb offered the fol-
lowing amendment. and moved that the
made the special order for Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock. The motion
carried. Following is the amendment
offered by Mr., Hollingsworth;
The Agricultural College OF Utah and
the University OF Utah are hereby con-
solldated; but Identity Of each is pre-
cude a school of arts and sciences, an
agricultural college, a school OF mines. |
normal school and such other colleges
tablish- Provided. that the Agricultural |
college shall be located at Logan City.
in Cache county. Branches OF any OF the |
existing schools or colleges OF the Uni
City In Cahce county. Salt Lake City in
Salt Lake county, and Cedar City In Iron
county. An rights, imnlunities, franchises
and endowments heretofore granted or
unto the Agricultural college
and 10 the University OF Utah are hereby
confirmed and perperuated unto the Uni
versity of Utah, and It's several schools
and colleges.
Third Reading of Bills.
S, B. No. 136-Senator Miller Sc.
cured unanimous consent for the con-
sideration of said bill. The bill pro-
vides for an appropriation of $1,000 to
be expended IN building bridges over
the Rio Virgin river in Washington
county. The bill was read the third
time and passed.
H. B. No, ll6-Relating to replies
in pleadings, was read the third time
and passed,
II. B. No, 140-An act TO protect the
relics of ancient races, and providing
l penalty therefor, was read the third
,ime and passed.
s. B. No. l62, by judiciary commit
,ee-Relating to city Justices Of the
Peace, was read the third time and
passed, after the object Of the bill was
explained by Mr.. Hulaniski and amend
nents offered by Senator Hollings-
worth.
S. B. No. l6o by judiciary commit.
ee-To prohibit corporations from
making contracts of champetry and
maintenance, or engaging in the bust
less Of soliciting and maintaining liUi-
sation IN the courts of this State, and
providing n penalty for the violation
hereof, was read the third time and
'assed unanimously [
S. B. No. 161, by Judiciary commit. {
ee-To annul and dismiss actions com |
ncnced in Justices courts before ,Janu- !
ry D, 1908. which have not been
Prosecuted to judgment, was read the !
hlrd time and passed
S. B. No; oo-Regulating the prac- :
ice of barbering, was read the third ,
inc, and after discussion was on mo- '
ion recommitted to the Committee on =
'ublic Health for further considera- y
ion.
s. B. No. l47-Relating to water
lghts and irrigation and the duties of
he State Engineer, was read the third
lme and passed.
On motion of Benner Y. Smith the
enate adjourned until clock D. m,
his afternoon.