The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-10

| to water users associations, organized
in conformity with the requirements of
| the United States, and providing for
the recording of the articles Of incor-
poration and stock subscriptions, re.
ported that it had considered the same
and recommended that the same be
passed. Report adopted.
The committee to which was referred
s, B, No. 1873 by Mr.. Johnson, to au-
thorize any railroad corporation Of this
State owning lines wholly in a foreign
county to sell and convey its lines to
corporations organized under the laws
of the county in which any such lines
may be situated, reported that they
had the bill carefully engrossed and en-
rolled. Report adopted.
The committee to which was referred
Fl. B. No. 173, by Mr.. Benson, defining
and classifying transient stock and pro-
Vldlng for the assessment, collection
and distribution of tax on same, report
ed that they had considered the same
and recommended that the bill be
passed. Report adopted.
The committee to which was referred
5. B. No. JOG, by Mr., BrinkerhofP, re-
lating to the protection, inspection and
encouragement of the bee industry and
providing for the appointment of an in
spector,- and providing penalties, re-
ported favorably upon the measure and
recommended that the bill be passed
Report adopted.
The committee to which was referred
III. b. No. 265, by Mr.. Hansen, ere.
ating State board Of horse commits
sloners, defining its duties, requiring
stations to be licensed, and creating a
lien for the service of stations, re-
ported that it had considered and
amended the same, and az amended rec
commended that the bill be passed. Re
port adopted.
The committee to which was referred
;: b. No. ia, by Mr., Gardner, pro-
hibiting the sale or use of any spring
guns within the State of Utah, and pro
vldlng penalty therefor, reported that
it had considered the same and recon-
mended that the bill be passed. Report
adopted.
The committee to which was referred
II, B, 26l by Mr., Sutton, providing for
the sale of commodities by weight,
and prohibiting the sale thereof except
by, weight, reported that they had CON
sldered the same, and recommended
that the bill be passed. Report adopted
The committee to which was referred
8: b. No, %, to regulate the practice
of osteopathy in the State Of Utah, re-
ported that 1T had the same carefully
e1SfPssed and enrolled. Report
adopted.
The Committee on Engrossed and En-
rolled Bills, to which was referred s.
g. No. 133, authorizing railroad cor
porations of this State owning lines in
foreign county, to sell and convey
such lines to corporations in sail for
eIgn county, reported that they had
engrossed and enrolled said bill. Re.
port adopted
The Committee on Engrossed anl En-
rolled Bills reported that they had care
fully engrossed and enrolled S. B. No.
81, and transmitted the bill for the
President S signature, Report adopted.
Inc Committee on Engrossed and En-
rolled Bills reported that it had care
fully engrossed and enrolled S. b. No.
injured in case OF accident in mines,
and transmitted the bill for The sigma
ture of the President. Report adopted.
AT 1890 O'Clock the Senate took a
recess until p, m
Afternoon Session.
At 9 clock the Senate was called
to order by the President, when it pro.
ceeded to transact the following bust
ness.
Bills Killed.
The committee to which was referred
S. B. No. 33 by Mr. Walton. creating
the Office of State Plant Pathologist, re,
ported unfavorably and recommended
that the bill do not pass Report
adopted
The committee to which was referred
II. B. No. l7S, proposing an amend
ment to Section Z, Article 13, Consti.
tuition of Utah, fixing the rate Of tax
alton. reported that they had consid-
cred the same, and that the subject mat
ter is covered by S. j. r. No .; they
therefore recommended that the bill do
not pass. Report adopted.
The committee TO which was referred
5. 3. No. 80, by Park, levying and di-
rectlng the collection of tax for the
general maintenance OF the University
or Utah, including its several schools
and colleges, reported that it had con-
sldered the same and recommended that
the bill do not pass. Reported adopted.
The committee TO which was referred
). B. No, 6, by Hollingsworth, In rela.
tion to taxation and defining of powers
and duties of the State Board of Equal
lZatlon. reported that it had considered
the same and that the subject matter is
covered by Fl, B, No. IS, passed bv
both houses and signed by the Gov
ernor, II therefore recommended that
the bill be not passed. Report adopted.
The committee 10 which was referred
5. 3. No. Z. by Hollingsworth, creating
State Board of Equalization, etc, rec
commended that the same do not pass.
as the same matter is covered by II. 3.
No. 10 Report adopted
The committee to which was referred
S. B. No. IL. by Brinkerhoff. making
an appropriation to investigate the pos,
sibiities of reclaiming alkali and
waterlogged lands of Emery county,
reported that they had considered the
same and recommended that the bill
be not passed, Report adopted
The committee to which was referred
II. r, No. 153, by Hansen, providing
for investigation of the proper use Of
irrigation water and the reclamation
of alkali and other lands and making
an appropriation therefor. reported
that it had considered the same and
recommended that the bill be not
passed. being the same as chapter l3.
Laws of Utah, 1905 Report adopted.
The committee to which was referred
S. b. No. Isl, by Benner X Smith.
making il misd emeanor for a bailee
from Il livery stable to fail to return,
TO put to another use, to injure or to
cruelty mistreat the subject of the
bailment: also making il misdemoanor