Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-07

ceedlngs not having appeared. the read
| ing thereof WAS deferred.
Communication were received from
the senate announcing the passage by
that body of senate bills 1850 l61. l6i and
les. all OF which apply 10 the Luke col
lection agency. aud were referred In \
bunch to the Judiciary committee,
which has n bunch OF bills originating
IN the house referring to the same sub
ject under its wing
The senate also sent word that 1t had
passed as amended II. b. 40. by Holt,
providing for tho protection OF ancient
relics In san Juan county. The house
concurred Ia the amendments and the
bill was referred 10 committee on en-
rolling and engrossiag.
The house also conquered IN the sens
ate amendments on l.. b, ll6 by Marks.
relating to replies In pleadings
Concurrence was also ordered IN the
report nj conference committee on 5,
Il. 10. by Rasbaud, providing for emer-
gency treatment OF miners IN case OF
accident and the bill passed.
H. II. IS. by Richards. abalshiug the
office OF deputy superintendent of pub
lie instruction. was handed down from
the senate With amendments. The
Same were concurred In and shc bill
WAC sent to the expressing committee.
The senate announced that the presi-
dent ~ that body had signed *. 3. 10.
by Robinson, creating a state board
OF equalization The speaker then at
tached his signature and The measure
WAS sent 10 the governor
The speaker signed s. r., n, relating
to awarding of contracts hy cities and
the same was referred IN committee on
cngrossing
NO REPORT YET
The speaker asked Chairman Robin.
son of the Goa Investigation committee
when II would render it's report. but
Mr. RobitsIn said q meeting would be
held this afternoon, but further than
this he could give no Information.
kuchler from the false quotations conf
fpfttee said his committee would be
ready tomorrow.
ONE NEW BILL
Under suspension Of the rules, MIR.
Dyreng introduced H. r. 2el. by Dy-
reng, providing revenue for the support
Of The state, high and district schools
during the years 1907 and 1898 Re-
ferred 10 the committee on revenue.
On motion Of Mcmillan. 1t was de-
cidcd that 10 introduce any bill hereaf-
ter during the session. unanimous con-
sent must first he secured. This fneans
the bills are about all in
The following bills We're then passed:
s, 3. 50. by Seeley, relating to service
OF stock
r. h. 204. by Robinson relating to
compensation of members of boards of
school trustees. Tho bill increases al
lowance for expense money for such
trustees from $50 to 800 per year.
II. b. 1o4. by Kuchler. relating to
duties of county surveyors. The bill
extends the authority OF the county
surveyor OF Salt Lake county TO the
construction OF roads and bridges in
the county.
n. D. 1854. by Randall. relating to
city Justices. The bill affects the city
Of ogden only, and raises the salary
Of the city justice OF that city from
81 500 TO si,s00 per year
II. d. 2I9. by Marks giving city jus
tices IN the cities of the first class
Jurisdiction In cases involving $1,000
ard less. The bill affects Salt Lake
City only. and changes tho present law
which limits the amount where city
Justices have jurisdiction 70 $500.
S. J. NJ. 2, by Park, memorializing
the national Congress TO enact legisla-
tlon favorable TO the extension of
branches OF education In this state con-
nected with agricultural and manual
training, was slightly amended and
passed.
erty owned by foreign corporations.
3. b. Co. by j Y. Smith, defining the
duties Of county assessors.
s. II. So. by Gardner, prohibiting the
taking OF usurous interest.
II. b. 77, by Fuller. relating to duties
of county recorders In relation TO own.
ershlp maps.
on motion OF Mr. Jackson a recess
was taken until : p IN.