The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-01

that same 30 pass.
From Committee on Claims and Pub
lie Accounts, to whom. was reterr9,
House claim No. 26, presented by J. W
Hsywood. rccomme nding that the sam
be referred to the State Board of Ex
aminers
From Committee on Claims and Pub
lie Accounts, TO whom vas referred
House claims Nos.
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From Committee on Labor, TO whom
was referred II. 3. No. 60, by Hone, re-
ferring 10 an act to amend section 1887,
Revised Statutes of Utah. 1898, relating
to employees In and around mines. smell
ters and factories, recommending the
same do pass with amendments.
All the above reports were adopted.
From Committee on Education and
Art, to whom was referred IL. B. No.
145, by Thompson, entitled AN act
proposing an amendment to section 4
of Article 10 of the Constitution of the
State Of Utah, relating to the control,
location, establishment, rights, immunl-
ties. franchises and endowments Of the
University Of Utah and the Agricul-
tural college,; report was unfavorable,
and recommended that said bill do not
pass.
A minority report, signed by Messrs.
Westphal, Mills, Parry and Richards.
was also presented recommending that
the bill do pass.
Reports of Special Committees.
Mr.. Kuchler, from the special com.
mittee TO which was referred the bill
providing a penalty for the making Of
false quotations, said that the question
was very important one. and he there
fore requested that two additional mem
bers be added TO the committee. No OBJ
lection being made, the Speaker named
Messrs Long and Barrett as the addi-
tiona members.
The chair referred to rule 3 regard
ing reports of committees, He had. in
accordance Herewith, called for reports
from several committees. but they
failed TO respond. He said if the intent
was TO ignore the rule, 1t had better be
eliminated. He then called upon all
the House committees TO submit reports
upon measures in their hands on Tues
lay next.
The special committee inquirine into
The matter of the coal famine reported
that ii would conclude the inquiry to-
day.
The Committee on Education and Art,
through its chairman, Mr.. Petersen, re-
plying to an inquiry of the Speaker as
to why his committee had not reported
several bills, stated that it would do SO
soon.
Mr.. Critchlow. from the special com
mittee, stated that he would report the
Galveston plan bills today.
On the motion of Mr.. Tolton, House |
rule 26 was changed so as to limit
speeches TO three minutes and the closing
Clegg was the only member who voted |
IN opposition to the caange
College Consolidation.
Ihe question AS to the reports upon
House bill No. las, the THOMPSON bill
then came up, and Mr.. Kuchler moved
the adoption of the majority report.
Mr. Speaker, who had called Mr..
Tolton to the chair, moved as substi-
tute that the bill be made the special
order for Monday, as Mr., Thompson,
the author of the bill, was absent. de.
tanned by illness.
Mt Westphal moved to make the
matter q special order for today.
Mr.. Mills said the House is under
the impression that we should act upon
a request which Mr.. Thompson made
that no discussion of these
reports would take place, but that the
Dlll would be placed upon the calendar,
Now, Mr.. Thompson thinks that we are
placing the bill upon the calendar with.
out any discussion DIT all. 7 am in ia
vor OF the amendment made bv Mr.
Westphal for this reason: If Mr.
L thompson cannot be present tomorrow
1t is an easy matter for us to defer il
until Mr.. Thompson can be present. We
ought. to take this matter up and dis.
cuss 1t tomorrow, and for that reason
[ favor Mr. Westphal's motion. -
mr.. Peterson;-"I believe that T am
aoout as much interested as the other
members from Cache, and as any Other
members of the House, and we are will.
ing to let it go over until next Mondav
we have no desire other than 10 bc
AR. and for that reason we are WILLING
70 let 1t 60 over until Monday
Mr.. Speaker then addressed +b.
1ouse' saying: Now, gentlemen ;f
on ion remember when / took the chair NJ
his House / stated that T believed IN
square deal for everybody Mr ~