The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-07
Measure and Reports We're
Finally Carried Over Until
This Afternoon.
WARM DEBATE OVER
BILL WAS EXPECTED
Two Reports We're Submitted,
Minority FavOT-ng and Rec
omlnending Its Passage.

school district it shall be a county
school district of the first class was
read the first time, when on motion of
Mr. Lawrence the consideration was
postponed until such time as Mr.. Park
can be present
IL. B. No. 90, providing for the pre-.
paration of State course OF study, was
read the third time. when on motion
OF MI. Lawrence the bill went over
until Mr.. Park S return to the Senate.
Third Reading of Bills.
III. b. No. 36-Providing for the elec.
tion of State Superintendent of Public
Instruction; presenting his qualfica-
tlons, and providing for the appoint
ment and compensation of a deputy,
was amended and as amended, read
the third time and passed.
n. B. No. 47-Changinp the time for
taking the school census of the city
schools was read the third time and
went over until such time as the chair
man of the Committee on Education,
Park, returned.
Reports of Standing Committees.
The committee to which was referred
II. B. No. l2S, to provide revenue for
the government of the State, and for
the several counties of the State, and
district and county schools for the fis-
cal years 1907 and 1908, reported that
they had considered the same. and rec
commended that the bin be passed. Re
port adopted.
The committee to which was referred
>. b. No. S3, imposing license tax
upon itinerant vendors, peddlers and
canvassers of agricultural and domes-
tic lmpllmentS and machinery and wa
gons, buggies. vehicles and other arti-
cles, and providing for the collection
thereof, and providing a penalty for the
violation thereof, was reported favor
ably and recommended that the bill be
passed. Report adopted,
The committee to which was referred
S, B. No. l69, providing for the cstab-
lishment of a course Of instruction in
the public schools on the subjects of
sanitation and the cause and preven-
tion of disease. reported that they had
considered The same and recommended
that the bill be passed, Report
adopted.
The committee to which was referred
S. b. No. IA, to encourage the des-
truction of certain wild animals; to
provide bounties for the killing thereof,
reported that 1t had considered the
same and recommended that the bill be
passed Report adopted,
The committee 10 which was referred
Fl. B, No. lI6, regulating the use Of
barbed wire, reported that it had con
sidered the same, and RECOMMENDED that
the bill be passed. Report adopted
The committee to which was referred
S, B. No. Ito. prohibiting the sale Of
foods below the standard of purity or
that are impure. unwholesOme, adulter
ated or misbranded. and to provide pen
alties for the violation thereof, reported
that they had considered the same and
recommended that the same be passed
Report adopted,
The committee 10 which was referred
H. B. No. 10. relating to date of eXpira-
tion of commission, reporting that they
had considered the same and recon-
mended that the bill pass. Report
adopted.
5. B. No, $50, by Committee on Pub
lie Health, making it unlawful To sell
certain medicines containing opium,
chloral or alcohol or preparations con-
tanning acetauilid or any of its deriva
tions or preparations containing antipy
riue without branding the same, and
to sell cocaine or preparations contain
ing cocaine, except upon practiclng
physician s prescription, and providing
q penalty for the violation of this act.
This bill was introduced as Il substitute
for S. b. No. 1l6, by Senator Walton,
and S. b. No 1877, by Senator Park. and
recommended that the substitute bill be
passed.
The committee to which was referred
S. B. No. 81, by Bcnncr X. Smith, pro-
viding for juvenile courts, reported that
it had considered the same, made amend
ments thereto and as amended recon-
mended that the same be passed. Re-
port adopted.
Introduction of Bills
S. b. No. l75, by BulIen, providing
that instruction in the Agricultural col
lege shall be free 10 residents, and pro.
viding an entrance fee to residents and
non-residents. Referred to Committee
on Education.
S. b, No. ia, by Gardner, prohibiting
the sale or use of any spring gun within
the State of Utah, and providing n pen
atty therefor Referred to Committee
on Public Health.
s. b. No, l75, by Seely. making an
appropriation for the building of
bridges and improvement of certain
highways in Sanpete county. Referred
to Committee on Highways aud Bridges.
s. b. No. l76, Holhngsworth-Cre
ing in the Office of the Secretary Of
State "Bureau of Insurance, State
of Utah. " providing for the appoint
ment of the Commissioner of Insurance,