The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-02-14
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purpose of q bill introdueeS n@
house by Mr.. Meeks. A
H. B. No. 8, by Dean. chen..
or advertising sale of tresnasss,lR IN
mails, met its death in the houss {
Fifteen new bills were io,,., :
in the house on February tne
he number of measures ip,as lpou
up to that date 11S. Cuil1
Representative Taft has int, q
bill providing for the cor W. ~. !. I
use of broad tires on wagon y ats!p ..l
after the year 1915.
Nephi United States Centenn,,, ~v,, I
sens bill, making 1t crime a ~ Is, 4,
,alse statements regarding co. ~ !,
ton, has passed the house.
Mr.. Hone has introduced n ma. y
by which 1t is proposed to tay y =,
porations in the state by proyi%. Z. 81 -
license fee for each one. .u.
49, Cd
The house has Slaughtered IN, f,trn
offered by Nephi Jenson, proylal. ,,or.,
the exemption of pumping plant ~.
irrigation purposes from taxatn = &
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In the senate IA bills had bea gree
troduced on the 5th. OF this u ID
ber IL have passed the upper i, rr.,s
as also two concurrent resolutiS 5,
Senator Sam Park has introduo redu
bill to regulate the stamping Of n
cles or merchandise made of gOl l--te
alloys of gold, and providing pes n
for violation thereof. VIA
III. B. No. 1, by Nephi U. neal
Jensen, making taxes q lien on are
property as of the second Mopda han,
January each year, has been ssfor..
oy the speaker OF the house the
II. B. 125, by Dyring, provides hshol
medal of honor for each of the I'M a a
War veterans for actual service in lsnef 4
pressing Indian hostilities in Utah nr,1
ing the years 1850 to 1872 incusiu "a q
The Callister bill, No. %, proyyrhr
for the loaning of the reservoir kill
grant fund to individuals and co1hah
ations, which caused SO much dlswitl
sion Thursday, was passed unanln,, q
ly on Friday. 60
H. B. No. 12, by Clegg, making nclor
lawful for any person to require gree
giving of surety bonds in corporatof 3
not authorized to transact bushes 81
the state of Utah, and providing f,on
atty therefor, has been killed. rr,r
H. B. 7, by Peterson, prohihC
the marriage of persons subjedthe
chronic epileptic fits, persons who oyite
first cousins and persons within The
not including the fifth degree Of thea
sanguinity, has been passed.
H. B. 105, by Critchlow, is . CON
creating a commission to provide v,o
the display of Utah's resources at ,r,s
jamestown exposition at Norfolk, a..
in 1907, and appropriating $25
be expended by the commission. W.. ..'
still
The senate has rejected Wesph 4
bill requiring owners of traction &, \
gines to pay for damages to eou,~,,,
roads while the engine was BEL, Z
moved, and the bill has been sent VI y y
to conference committee from the
houses. baS
II the Galveston idea of govern, u,
municipality by three trustees ~
adopted by the Legislature for anu
Lake, it will be necessary for pev
board to hold five public meetWns
weekly, three in the daytime and anh
in the evening. he
The senate has passed the Gard
usury bill. The bill provides that aan
legal rate OF interest shall be q
cent; that the parties to any eontrano
may agree in writing for the paynMa
of interest upon loans, not to eIclpc
II per cent per annum.
A bill, which If passed will practices
ly put peddlers and itinerant vendsri
out of business and which Is aimed 1ti
protect home industries, has been
troduced in the senate by Senss
Hollingsworth, of Ogden The mdru
ure prohibits peddlers from sell =
their goods without first paying Vf
license fee. he
A new fish and game bill has b
introduced in the house by MIR. Cr
chairman of the committee on fish ~
game. The Croft bill provides II
state supervision of fish and game, M
der the direction of state warden
a salary of $500 year, with -
more than six chief game wardens
a salary of not more tnan $500 u Z
each.
The house last week passed "
Nos. IS and 10, by Robinson, the ~ &
increasing the powers OF the su
board of equalization SO that 1t
assess the property and franchises
electric light, power and express co
panies doing business ia more I'd
one county, and the second mereasa
the salaries OF the members OF
BOARD from $500 to s1.5o0 year ea'
Senator Hulaniskis measure, NO
deciding 40 acres of land to the iedel
government for a post cemetery II
Fort Crittenden; Senate bill NO.
by See!ey, making 1t misdemeap
to sell less than sixteen ounces Of p
ter for pound, and three bills by h,;2 e
lingsworth, Nos. So, So and u,
first two slightly changing the law
sarding the service of summons,
the last changing the name oil
state School for the Deaf, We
passed by the senate last week
Two so-cailed "anti-Luke" bills We
DaSSpd nv the SONATA Loot week W :