The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-19
LEGISLATURE MILL IS STILL GRINDING

will have TO devote at least two days
TO considering the measure.
When the saunterers arrived IN the
House, and just before the Speaker s
pavel fell, Mr. Speaker ordered a
lobbyist from the floor. and instructed
the sergennt-at-arms to sec that he was
removed. This is the second time that
this lobbyist has been ordered out OF
the House.
Bills Approved by the Governor
a communication from the senate
ad vised the House that the Governor
had approved these bills;
s. b. No 6l, Bonner Y. Smith, BY re-
Relating 10 the service OF sum-
mons from Justices courts,
S. r. No. %, Hollingsworth-Re Relating
to burglary in the first, second and
third degrees; defining the same and
the penalties therefor.
S. b. No. l03, Bonner X. Smith-De-
fining the duties and powers of the
Board of Health in respect to the abate-
meut Of nuisances.
s, b. No. lis, Misunderstanding for
an annual convention of health officers
III B. No. 246, Robiuson--Requiring
deaf, dumb or blind children between
the ages of s and Ii years to be sent
To school for deaf and dumb.
II. b. No. l73, Benson-ProViding for
assessment of taxes ON transient
stock.
II. b. No. Relating to the duties
of State Treasurer.
S. b. No. l29, Benner Y Smith-Pro-
viding for the collection Of fees Of
County Recorder
Bills Passed by Senate.
A communication was received from
the Senate stating that the Senate had
passed Senate bills Nos. 2l2, 2l3 and
2l4, by Hollingsworth,
Introduction of Bills.
Two bills were introduced by House
committees. They were:
II. b. No. 301, Mining and Smelling
mmittee-Declaring the production
and reduction of ores OF public benefit
and giving smelling companies the right
of eminent domain.
II, b. No. 30s. Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds-Providiug for
the erection, completion, and providing
a main building for the University of
Utah. This bin was afterwards with
drawn.
II. b. No. 307 was then read n second
and third fine under n suspension of
the rules There was an animated de
bate over the measure. Several amend
ments were proposed and voted down,
and then the bin was put upon It's pas
sage and passed by y vote of 81 ayes,
IL NAYS, two absent and not voting,
4 communication was received from
Mrs. Clint b. Leigh expressing her
thanks for the handsomely engrossed
copy of the resolutions passed by the
House in relation to Mr.. Leigh, who,
with Representative Taft. were victims
of railroad accident in Bingham can
yon,
Conference Committee Named.
The Speaker appointed a conference
consisting of MessrS.
Thompson. Jackson and Mills. TO con
fer with like committee of the Senate
regarding S. b. No, 81, ii. B No. 300
and H. B. No. lS9, all of which pertain
to the Juvenile court. This committee
will likely reach an agreement and
submit their report this morning,
Westphal's s bill, No. l02, relating to
fish and game, was amended and passed
in the Senate When 1T was reported
10 the House the amendments were
in and the bill was passed.
House Bills Engrossed.
The Committee on Enrolment and
reported the following bills
H. b. No. 1872, by Mr., Randall-An.
act to amend section 1874, Revised Stat
utcs of Utah, 1898, relating to the ratc
and time for which liquor licenses may
be granted.
H. b. No. l64, by Mr. Randail-An
act amending sections ! and II. chapter
l12, Laws Of Utah. 1901, entitled IAN
act to create and organize Municipal
courts in certain cities, and TO define
he powers and duties and jurisdiction
thereof, and making the Judge of said
court cx,ofiicio Justice of the Peace Of
said cities, and cx-otlcio Justice OF the
Peace Of precincts embraced in sai,l
.itics
II. b. No. 220, by Mr. Marks-An act