Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21
KIT.LEp nY wHoLNsALF.
ON THE LAST s.,p.
Business oil thc House Of Representa-
tivcs Practically Finished.

Business oil thc House Of Representa-
tivcs Practically Finished.
The business OF the house is grace
tically finished Win the adoption of
the report of tle Joint committee y
recon mon da lions on the sppropria~
ton bill, whIen was effected az ~
O'Clock today, the lower branch of tn"
Seventh legislature has wound IN its
work with the exception OF passing
upon 4 few minor lneaSur vet re-
manning and the aftixing Of the sigma
ture of the speaker to the measures
vet to be engrJssed-
The prin eipal changes In the appio-
priatiom bill as recommended by the
Joint committee. include the reduction
OF the amount appropriated 10 the
agricultural college to $50 600 ana
that of the university 10 s2ie.ooQ, the
segregation OF which latter amount
to different departments, as proposed
by the house. being killed and the
amount appropriated 10 the big school
being given in lump SUM.
The committee also recontine nded
the allowance OF 10000 for state
sheep Inspector TO carry out the orders
of the board NJ sheep commissioners.
and $4,000 Tor carrying out the uro-
that tho amount originally proposed
by the senate for the support OF the
National Guard be allowed, namely
$4,000; the road appropriations TO
the several counties was reduced 10
81 900 except in the cases of Garfield
and Willard counties, which We're
made 81, 500; bunch OF witness and
Juror claims amounting 10 1854 was
dtsaitOWed,
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
The house passed S. b. 2oe, in refer
enee to the stale bureau OF statistics,
With an amendment attaching the bu-
rssiu to the state auditors department
Instead OF lacking H. on TO the state
board of equalization. fixing the salary
OF deputy state statlstlciaH at s2-too per
year,
S. h, 2lB. by b. * Smith. a substitute
FOR S. y. 207, defining duties OF state
land commissioners and prohibiting
members or employees OF the land board
from acquiring title or interest In any
llnds. etc
S. d. g22 by Bullen providing for
filling vacancies IN board of education
In cities Of the first and second class
$, Is. 293. by Sitting committee. re-
Iatipg to tho state board of oGpaliza-
tion,
Ii. J. r, 8, by Miller, proposing an
amendment 10 the constitution permit
ting taxation % mines
s. y, 22t by Walton, providing that
the secretary Of the state land board
may require "A bond from his assist
ants.
S. u. 9ls, providing for the inspection
OF slaughtered animals
BILLS KILLED
s. D. a2I designating genera election
days as legal holidays, VAS tabled.
n r. 100, by Richards, pertaining 10
Juvenile courtf was reported upon adj
versely by ,he judiciary commlttee, The
report was adopted
SIGNED by THE GOVERNOR.
a communication WAS received from
the governor announcing his apprOva
or he following measures
H. u 226 relating 20 public lbrnT-
les and gyInnaaIumsi ~ Is. 9Os, rotating
10 public eontraotsi " b. %. requiring
corporations to pay state tax II. II, 2i2,
providing Tor public school library
fund, H. H. 2jS, relating 10 drainage
districts II. q. S0l. a. 3. 296 and III.
~ sas
'fhe House then sAuulercd awaiting
the action uf ne senate on the appr0-
grlatlon bll,