Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-22

tIves, given a fair and square represent
tatlon OF all matters pertaining to leg.
islation which was acted upon In tho
house, and have given to each member
that uniform courtesy which character
ICES their profession.
Therefore be II resolved, that the
thanks of thu house Of Representatives
Is hereby expressed to- all of the news-
papers OF the city and state and thely
representatives for their accurate ana
comprehensive reports OF the proceed
ings. OF the house, and
Resolved further, that this resolution
be spread upon the Journal OF the
house.
SPEAKER SIGNS.
The speaker signed the following bills.
which were then transmitted to the
governor,
A. b. 1S9, by Richards. defining adult
delinquency as misdsnea amor, and pre-
scribing tho punishment therefor.
H. b. SO. by Hansen, AN act Great
ing state board of horse conmission-
ers.
II. b. ets, by Fuller. an act TO estsb.
iish a state board OF veterinary medical
examiners.
II. Il. aoo by special judiciary COM
mittee, relating to appeals from jus
tees courts and 10 dismissal of such
appeals.
ii. j. X, 12, by committee OH mining
and smelling, ITO President Roosevelt
and the Congress of the United States.
urging the fullest corporation OF the
federal and state authorities IN secur-
ing the conservation and utilization OF
the resources OF the west toT the per-
inanent benefit of the people in each OF
these states and terTitoris.
FROM WASHINGTON. D. c.
A communication was received from
William Loeb. ar. secretary to Presi-
dent Roosevelt. ammo lIncing the receipt
OF II. j. NJ 6, by Mr. Thompson, asking
the president 10 rescnd his action clos
Ing coal lands 10 entry, and conveying
the information 1hat the memorial had
been referred to the secretary of the
interior.
In connection With the announcement
la the Associated Press dispatches this
morning thar l3S. GOO acres OF coal lands
had been thrown open for settlement in
Itah, the action Of the president is sig
nificant-
The following resolu tiGn WAS intro
duced by Representative Hone, which
passed unanimously
II. X. ~, by Hone.
Whereas, The honorable speaker of
the house of representatives OF the
seventh session OF the Utah state legs-
Iatnre, Harry S. Joseph has presided
over its sessions with signal ability,
energy and fairness. giving to every
member square deal, and
Whereas, He has by his earnest at
tentlon to the work of the house, in
fused the entire body with his own
eager desire to promote the public wei
fare. and by his frank and genial man.
ner has won the confidence and es-
teenn OF all it's members:
Therefore be il Resolved, That the
thanks of this house OF representa-
tives of the seventh session Of the Utah
state Legislature Is hereby extended to
the HONORABLE speaker for the able man
ner In which he has performed the
onerous and exacting duties of his POI
sition. and for his Infa Hing courtesy
TO the members of the house and the
square deal he promised at the be-
ginning of the session. and
Resolved That we wish for him, IN
tho future all the success which his
ability and energy entitIe him to re-
ceive
Resolved, further, That copy OF
this resolution he spread on the journal
Of the house an an engrossed copy Civ
Ell to the honorable speaker,
The appropriation bill was received
from the senate, and the same Tas
taken under cOf1sid GRAFTON preparatory
to final action by the house.
Pending receipt of final communica-
tion from the senate and the governor,
the house sauntered until p. m.