The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-19
HOUSE INDUCES
N HORSE PLAY
1ordv Members Fined Fruits,
Candy and Cigars by Way
Of Diversion.
MAIDEN SPEECH BY AoTT
-,.u PASSAGE GIVEN TO SEW
ssAL MINOR BILLS.

III. bo4s9 met at l o'clock yesterday.
-. many OF the members had Over
,.oEsd the fact thar adjournm mt was
80, 10 that hour. and came strouing
=, long after rollcaIl. \ Josh motion
had been adopted to call all absentees
50 The bar Of the house for explanation
,,non their arrival The 'joshilg" was
attended 70 three or four. who were
6ned for the production OF candy, or
snees. cigars. etc. until the horse
NAV" as Mr. Thompson termed it. be-
rsre monOtonOus and threatened seri-
orslv 10 interfere with business. The
csses Of those who escaped. il was
pc1mised would be attended 10 today
The following bills were favOrably
,eported and advanced House bill No.
50 By Clegg. providing for deFOsitaries
N city money; house bill No. 81, by
Robinson. providing when county as
SCISSORS may require statements of
property assessed; senate bill No. Il,
hv Hollingsworth. amending the law
regarding the state institution for the
deaf. dumb and blind.
House bills Nos. so. So and 63 were
placed at the foot of the calendar. and
house bills Nos 80 and los We're re-
committed for amendment
Hott's Maiden Speech.
The house passed house joint memo
rial No. 6. by Holt, after the member
from san Juan had been prevailed upon
10 make his maiden speech to the house
Il is a request that the wandering
southern Ute Indians be sent back TO
their reservation in Colorado and pre-
vented from committing depredations
in san Juan county.
The following bills were passed in
regular order with some verbal amend
ments. Senate bill No. "a, by Hulanis-
XII providing for the conveyance TO the
general government of a site for the
soldiers cemetery at Fort Crittenden:
house bill No. 11e, by Thompson. pro-
hibiting the selling or furnishing of
lquOr to minors, with or without the
written consent of parents or guar
dians: house bill No 1l5. by Taft, pro-
viding for raising the American flag at
al school houses on legal holidays;
house bill No. t27. by Robinson, re-
garding the use Of emblems of secret
orders; house bill No. 12i, by Richards.
regarding the placing of witnesses IN
der bond; house bill No. 12S, by Tolton,
The general revenue bill: house bill No.
~, by Sutton, appT0priating s1.075.SG
for the completion of road between
two points in Summit and Wasatch
counties.
House bill No. H. a committees substi-
tute for the Giles bill providing how
counties may be divided, was made a
special order for Thursday next at
o'clock
The Sunday theatre bin is the spe-
cial order for this afternoon at 3
o'clock.
Thanks to Riehfield.
The following resolution. offered by
Miller. was unanimously adopted.
Whereas. The members of the hon
orable senate and house of representa-
tives have been royalty entertained by
the loyal citizens of Richfieid; now.
therefore, be ii
Resolved. That "A vote of thanks is
hereby extended to the mayor and city
council and the. citizens of that. metro
pOltan city. the enter Ia inment commit
tee, the Rio Grande Western railway
and its employees, who had charge of the
train. for the most delightful courte-
sizes and pleasures afforded the men,
hers Of the honorable senate ard house
et representatives upOr the occasion of
their visit to the southern part of the
state, on Feb. Is and II. 1907.