The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-14

That the Speaker had signed s. p.
No 1852, relating to city Justices Of tho
pence; filed and transmitted to the Gov
ernor.
The Speaker Of the House had signed
5. b. No. S5. relating to the apportion-
ment of the school fund; filed and
transmitted TO the Governor.
That the Speaker OF the House had
signed S. B. No. 60, defining the duties
of assessors; filed and transmitted to
the Governor.
That the Speaker of the House had
signed II. B. No. 81, giving county as
SCISSORS authority to require statements
6s was signed by the President.
That the Speaker Of the House had
signed II, p. No. 204, relating to The
compensation and travelling expenses
of boards. of education in the county
school districts of the first class; fled
and signed by the President
~ That the Speaker had signed S, B.
No; 53, regulating the service of certain
male animals; filed and S. p. No. 50
was transmitted to the Governor.
That the Speaker had signed s. b.
No. 81, relating TO interest upon the
loan or forbearance of money, goods
or things in action, providing a legal
and maximum rate of interest and
prohibiting the contracting for or TAX
ing usurious interest, etc; fled and S.
b. No. 53 was transmitted to the Gov
ernor.
That the Speaker Of the House had
signed H. B, No. 81, relating to the
sale of real estate for taxes and the
distribution of the proceeds; fled and
signed by the President.
That the House had passed s. r. No.
l29, providing for collection of fees
Of county recorders; communication
fled and referred to Committee on En-.
crossed and Enrolled Bills.
That the House had passed n. B. No
2ob, relating to the sale of liquor on
SUNDAY and during certain hours on
other days; fled and H B. No. 206 was
referred to the Committee on County
That it had passed, as amended, II.
3. No. 243-To Establish State
Board of Veterinary Medical Examin~
ers. Communication fled, and Fl. B.
NO. 243 was referred to the committee
on Public Health
Third Reading of Bills.
II. B. No. 173, Bcnson-Defninc and
classifying certain stock and providing
Tor the assessment, collection and dis
trlbution of taxes on the same. The bill
was read the thir. ti,ne and passed
II. b. No. 246, Robinson-To amend
section 2l17 of the Revised Statutes Of
Utah, 1898, relating to deaf, dumb or
blind children. W-s read the third
time, amended, ana MS amended was
passed. This bin makes the education
OF the unfortunate children above
named compulsory
mate levy and collection Of tax for
city school purposes. Tie bill was read
the third time md passed. by the re.
CURED constitutional vote
5. b. No. l73, Buhen-Providin that
instruction in the Agricultural college
shall be free to residents ana provl line |
for an entrance fee to non.residents,
was amended and passed by the fol, |
lowing vote: Ayes ID, nays none, alb
sent 3.
S. B. No. 189, Clegg-Proyiding that
parents and guardiaIs of any child an.
der sixteen years of age, who wilfully |
fails to perform certain duties as pro- |
vided by law shall be guilty Of an Of |
Tense and providing fine and imrrison- |
ment for tho violation or this act. |
Read the third time and passed.
II; B: No. llS, regulating the ship.
nent OF livestock and providing for in
,he third time and passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Miller, Senate took
, recess until 2 p, m
al SlIelnoou SESSION.
S. B. No, 90 by Hulaniski, to repu-
ate the: practice of barbering. Read
he third time, amended and as
amended was passed by unanimous
vote.
S. B. No. 1877. by Benner X. Smith
line being
Fl. 3. No, lbs, providing for a sys.
EN- OF highways, also a State building
und, and the distribution OF the same
% the several counties of the State:
llso providing for the duties of th9'
commissioners for the furtherance Of
rood roads. Read the third time,
lmended and as amended was passed
ii. c. II. No, 6, asking the Utah Sen.
tors Mt Washington to use their influ.
nee to obtain pension applied for by
Yrs. Page, whose late husband was a
jnlted States soldier. Read and
,assed
II, B. No. 1873, making an appropria-
ION for the Improvement of roads in
he counties of this State under the
upervision of the State Engineer.
Amonded and as amended was passed.
:. B. No. ls7, relating to the pay.
ient OF taxes, was read the third time.
niGnGed and passed.
n cities of the first class with a
assed.
II, B: No, ia, relating to the duties
{ the State Treasurer. Read the third
me and passed.
H. b. No. 263, with reference TO in.
1rles to railroads, Read the third
inc and passed.
II: b. No. 262, defining the word
ullding. Read the third time and
assed- {
II. b, No. 164. to create and organ. ;
&c municipal court in certain cities
nd to define the powers and duties
nd jurisdiction thereof, and making
le Judge Of said court ex-ofiicio Jus.
&C Of the Peace of precincts embraced
! said cities Read the third time.
nended and as amended H. B. No. |
"a was passed
II. B. No. 1872, by Randall relating
} the rate and time in which liouor [
senses may be applied for Read the =
lird time and passed
II. B. No II, by Fuller. relating to
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